Many companies build physical prototypes of products, so they can “fail fast,” learn from them and iteratively improve their creations. Mind mapping software enables you to create and refine “prototypes” of your ideas.
Mind Mapping Software QuickStart: Webinar recording now available
Did you miss my Mind Mapping Software QuickStart webinar on May 13? If so, now is the time to benefit from the knowledge I shared in this information packed, one-hour learning session. A recording of it is now available.
10 ways mind mapping software can accelerate your productivity
What are some of the ways mind mapping software can help YOU get work done faster? Here are 10 productivity-enhancing advantages of it.
5 powerful ways to manage large, complex mind maps
Large, complex mind maps can quickly become challenging to manage. Your screen can quickly become filled with topics, subtopics, symbols, relationship lines, boundaries and more. Fortunately, it’s easy to control how much information you’re viewing at any given time, using these 5 powerful strategies.
How to “blackout” mind map topics to streamline your writing
Inspired by Austin Kleon’s newspaper blackout poems, I recently realized that this form of eliminating content until you arrive at the essential information is something your mind maps could benefit from – especially if you’re visually outlining a longer article, report, white paper or manifesto.
Mind mapping software: An amplifier for the “mind’s eye”
Visionaries have a highly-trained “mind’s eye” – the ability to imagine ideas and concepts as rich visual mental images. I believe mind mapping software acts an “amplifier” for the mind’s eye by making your ideas tangible so you can further develop and share them.
How mind mapping software can help you stay several steps ahead of the pack
Being successful today in any organization requires you to differentiate yourself, to separate yourself from the pack of people with similar backgrounds and career experience. Mind mapping software can help you stand out and enjoy greater success in 5 ways.
How to create a solution map
The world’s most creative people develop better ideas by looking at situations from different perspectives than the rest of us. In particular, most people tend to start from where they are now when searching for creative solutions. A more productive approach, according to Keith Sawyer, author of Zig Zag: The Surprising Path to Greater Creativity, is to “go back from the future.”
How to contribute to online conversations
As the number of online communication channels has multiplied, so have the opportunities for us to share valuable ideas and information with others. A key skill in this brave new world is the ability to contribute in meaningful ways to online conversations.
Effective graphic facilitation offers an important lesson for mind mappers
If you want to create visuals that communicate clearly, then you must use elements such as lines, shapes and colors consistently, warns graphic facilitator Brandy Agerbeck. While she is talking about an important principle of graphic facilitation – recording the important points of a meeting on large sheets of paper with colored markers – the same principle applies to mind maps.
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