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Life & Experience · June 1, 2007

When you first hear the words mind mapping they kind of sound like some sort of new age mumbo jumbo. I first heard about it when browsing Ed Young’s website several months ago. I decided I wanted to learn more about it but haven’t had the chance until now. Recently I bought a book and CD on the topic by Michael Gelb and am very excited about this new way of getting what’s in me out of me. I guess that could be taken in more ways than I meant.

Mind Mapping is a way of brainstorming and organizing your thoughts in a quick and creative way. You start by drawing an image that represents your main topic and that you free associate keywords around that main topic as in depth as your mind wants to go. This, of course is a very oversimplified description of the process but I have already seen amazing results in my own work.

Mind Mapping can be used for message preparation, event planning, vision development, etc. The uses are unlimited and the potential is amazing. I will write more on this in future posts.

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  1. Suzanne Wild says

    June 1, 2007 at 11:20 am

    I’d love to read something like that…which book of his is it?

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  2. James Laws says

    June 1, 2007 at 11:26 am

    Sorry. I should have listed them. The Book is called Present Yourself and the Cd is called Mind Mapping. They are both a bit cheesy but I learned a lot from them so far.

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  3. Vic Gee says

    June 2, 2007 at 12:11 pm

    There are some articles on mind mapping here:
    http://www.mind-mapping.org/article_main.php and a complete list of mind mapping software as well.

    Vic

    (Disclosure it’s my site, but there are no ads or sales links)

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