Comments on: My Journey with Mind Maps! http://tickledbylife.com/index.php/my-journey-with-mind-maps/ Multiple perspectives on Personal Development and Life Skills Thu, 25 Nov 2010 01:46:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Tony Chung http://tickledbylife.com/index.php/my-journey-with-mind-maps/comment-page-1/#comment-4601 Tony Chung Sun, 04 Jan 2009 02:18:30 +0000 http://tickledbylife.com/index.php/?p=1008#comment-4601 Betty: I've been using a more simplified form of mind maps for the past twenty or so years. When I blogged about getting organized, a lone comment led me to weave the web to Tony Buzan's site. Since then I've been hooked, but I admit I've been quite stilted. I need to start using mind maps as the multidisciplinary tool they are, and look beyond seeing the technology as a toy :oops: . Your article helped. Thanks! Betty: I’ve been using a more simplified form of mind maps for the past twenty or so years. When I blogged about getting organized, a lone comment led me to weave the web to Tony Buzan’s site. Since then I’ve been hooked, but I admit I’ve been quite stilted. I need to start using mind maps as the multidisciplinary tool they are, and look beyond seeing the technology as a toy :oops: .

Your article helped. Thanks!

]]> By: David from Berkshire http://tickledbylife.com/index.php/my-journey-with-mind-maps/comment-page-1/#comment-4530 David from Berkshire Sun, 28 Dec 2008 18:14:35 +0000 http://tickledbylife.com/index.php/?p=1008#comment-4530 This is a well written article hitting the main points with respect to the value of mind-mapping. One of the biggest values I get out of it is to use it for note-taking. Not only does it help to keep the right points in the right places, it allows one to quickly find the points taken in a meeting without wading through lots of notes and perhaps as importantly, it looks damned professional and impressive! You can usually bank on it being commented on and it can open up itnersting conversations on learning and knowledge management. :D This is a well written article hitting the main points with respect to the value of mind-mapping. One of the biggest values I get out of it is to use it for note-taking. Not only does it help to keep the right points in the right places, it allows one to quickly find the points taken in a meeting without wading through lots of notes and perhaps as importantly, it looks damned professional and impressive! You can usually bank on it being commented on and it can open up itnersting conversations on learning and knowledge management.
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