Visuaizing second-order effects using mind mapping software is a powerful way to anticipate the potential impacts of events and decisions. Here’s how to do it.
A critical look at Canva’s new whiteboarding tool
Graphics giant Canva recently added whiteboarding to its already extensive toolset. Is this a good thing? Maybe. Maybe not. Here’s my review.
Visual note-taking tools: Get the new ultimate guide
My new report, The Ultimate Guide to Visual Note-Taking Tools, is the first-ever comprehensive guide to this new type of tool. Get it now!
The ultimate MVP list of visual thinking resources
Many sports around the world designate the most talented players who have contributed the greatest value to their teams as “MVPs” – or most valuable players. They achieve this designation thanks to their outstanding impact on the game. During the last 15 years, I’ve created a cornucopia of articles and resources about mind mapping software […]
How visual thinking tools are a catalyst for serendipity
Can visual thinking tools help you generate more opportunities for serendipity – and help you leverage them when they occur? Definitely!
Sidestep your mental biases to supercharge your brainstorming
When brainstorming, many people tend to rely on top-of-mind ideas. Here’s why that isn’t effective – and a powerful alternative.
Eliminate stress and worry from decision-making
Does the thought of making a decision make you break out in a cold sweat? Are you haunted by past decisions that – in retrospect – sucked? Why not create a mind map to help you get clarity and make better decisions?
How to create and use a multi-meeting mind map
One of the things mind mapping software does really well is enabling us to capture, organize and present large amounts of information in a manageable way. A case in point: multi-meeting events.
Supercharge your next big writing project [WEBINAR]
I recently presented a webinar at Biggerplate.com’s 2022 ReadWriteMap event. Entitled Supercharge Your Next Writing Project, it revealed a simple 6-step process that can help you streamline and accelerate yours using mind maps.
Exploring xTiles: An intriguing visual note-taking app
xTiles is a new visual note-taking tool that provides a flexible workspace for organizing notes, links, images and other content visually. Here is an interview with its founder, who explains the thinking behind it.
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