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Whether you are studying, in business or you’ve got a complicated plan to execute, and you’re having trouble getting your thoughts in order, you should take a look mind mapping software. Mapping the mind – ordering thoughts as a diagram – is an excellent way of organizing your thoughts, forming plans and completing a job and, best of all, there are excellent free tools available to help you.
Mind maps – also known as concept maps – are visual diagrams used to represent ideas and tasks relating to a given topic. They come in especially handy when you need to generate and manage ideas for a work project, because having a visual representation of all available concepts helps you organize the necessary workflow in a more optimized way.
Mind mapping is one of the most effective ways to increase productivity and come up with new ideas. It’s ideal for those working in teams or conducting meetings where they require the input of a team. In the old days, it used to involve a pen and paper and lots of bubbles and lines until what you had resembled a bloated tarantula. In the office, it usually involves a huge whiteboard or lots of big marker pens but I’ve found that using software such as MindManager can make it considerably more structured and easier.
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