Mind maps containing hyperlinks can be very useful for sharing collections of resources with the readers of your website or blog. In this new Insider video tutorial, I demonstrate two ways to create them.
How to use Evernote to capture your visual thinking
Evernote is a powerful place to capture all of your visual thinking, thanks to a growing number of desktop and mobile apps that integrate with it.
An effective go-to-market planning mind map
Business planning mind maps, designed correctly, can take a mountain of information and make it understandable in ways that just aren’t possible with conventional documents. A case in point is the subject of my latest mind map analysis: A go to market mind map.
The Content Brainstorming Canvas: A powerful new visual tool for generating attention-getting ideas
One of the biggest challenges for bloggers and other content creators is writing material that gets attention. I have created a new visual thinking tool called the Content Brainstorming Canvas that can help you to brainstorm more unique, compelling content ideas that get noticed and compel action.
5 business applications of right-facing mind maps
Radial vs. top-down vs. right facing mind maps – how do you decide which type of visual diagram to create? In this special report, I outline five applications where it makes sense to design your mind map with a right-facing orientation.
How to create image quotes on the iPad using iDraw
Image quotes are fast becoming a popular format for sharing nuggets of ideas, inspiring thoughts and even to communicate brief product and service messages. Here’s a new tutorial that shows how to create them – on an iPad!
A video demonstration of Mindjet 11’s new auto-calculation feature
One of the most intriguing new features of the new Mindjet 11 is its new auto-calculation feature, which makes it possible to do forecasting and project resource management in a simple, visual way that a spreadsheet just can’t equal. In this latest Mind Mapping Insider report, I provide a video review of this new Mindjet 11 feature, and explain some practical ways in which it can be used.
A little-known but powerful visual approach to solving your biggest challenges
A “force field analysis” is a little-known but powerful creative problem-solving technique that can help you to deconstruct your current challenge into its strengths and weaknesses in – and to focus on those that will help you ensure a successful outcome.
Mind map analysis: Leadership characteristics map
The subject of my new mind map analysis falls short by trying to cram too much information into too little space. The result is a map that doesn’t communicate its meaning clearly.
How to transform your ideas into profitable action
How can you transform your best ideas into profitable action? In this new report, I outline a 6-step process for using mind maps to manage the process of creation – from raw ideas to reality.
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