Mind Maps-Quicker Notes, Better Memory by Michael Taylor

Author:Michael Taylor
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Tags: Non-Fiction, Self Help, Psychology
Publisher: SelfMadeEasy.com
Published: 2009-02-28T00:00:00+00:00

Making Plans

The mind map is not a plan, but you can create a plan using a mind map. When you are developing a plan, make sure to group certain ‘tree branches’ together (it helps to number these too). This guarantees that the steps of your plan are interrelated.

Your vision and mission statement could be formed through mind mapping. This allows employees, investors, management, and customers to figure out the function of the organization, as well as their roles within the organization. This is especially true now that various kinds of thinking have been identified: analyzing, decision making, critical thinking, strategic thinking, and creative thinking. It is important because organizations are now facing waves of change and innovation that produce new sets of problems – each of which is a challenge in itself for the organization to face – requiring that members of the organization possess a greater ability to comprehend, visualize, interpret and share concepts.

Planning has also become a challenge because our time and energy is limited. Mind mapping helps us effectively manage what time and energy we have. It also assists us in our efforts to organize various aspects of our lives – we are able to start, then see projects through to the end.

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