Learn To Use Mind Maps
17 Apr 25, 2007
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Nice article man. My english professor made us brainstorm using mind maps for each essay.
It helped me tremendously, that technique is probably what helped me pass the class.
I read a book a few years back called “How to Think Like Leonardo Da Vinci”. Overall the book was quirky, but I’ve found Mind Maps to be useful from time to time and that’s where I first learned of them. A tip: don’t bother trying it on normal paper–get one of those big, cheap sketch pads–you’ll need the space.
This is a wonderful blog, Tom, one of my favorites. And the main reason is that you cast such a wide net. Thanks a lot for this one.