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Mind Mapping: h ow to maximize your brain’s potential

Mind Mapping: h ow to maximize your brain’s potential. Mind Mapping. Tony Buzan. Why Mind Map?. Organize thoughts when brainstorming Effective method of taking notes Harnesses the full range of cortical skills – word, image, number, logic, rhythm, color and spatial awareness

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Mind Mapping: h ow to maximize your brain’s potential

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  1. Mind Mapping:how to maximize your brain’s potential

  2. Mind Mapping Tony Buzan

  3. Why Mind Map? • Organize thoughts when brainstorming • Effective method of taking notes • Harnesses the full range of cortical skills – word, image, number, logic, rhythm, color and spatial awareness • Aid creativity, memory, and specifically the recall of information

  4. Mind Maps Use: Color Lines Images Symbols Words

  5. 7 Steps 1. Start in the center of a blank page turned sideways. • Give your brain freedom to spread out in all directions

  6. 7 Steps 2. Use an image or picture for your main idea. • An image helps your imagination. It is more interesting and keeps your focused helping you to concentrate.

  7. 7 Steps 3. Use colors throughout. • Colors are as exciting to your Brain as are images. Color will add energy to your creative thinking.

  8. 7 Steps 4. Connect your main branches to the central image etc. • Your brain works by association. It likes to link two (or three, or four) things together.

  9. 7 Steps 5. Make your branches curved instead of straight lined. • Having nothing but straight lines is boring to your brain.

  10. 7 Steps 6. Use one key word per line • Single words give your Mind Map more power and flexibility. Nest Bird Tree

  11. 7 Steps 7. Use images throughout • Each image, like the central image, is worth a thousand words!

  12. Brainstorming Words Happiness

  13. Hmmm………

  14. My Results Shopping Pet Reading Happiness Spring Friends Travel Gardening

  15. Let’s Compare!

  16. Brainstorming Images

  17. My House!

  18. MY HOUSE!

  19. Verbal Mind Mapping Shopping Pet Reading Happiness Spring Friends Travel Gardening

  20. Mind Mapping Kindle Shopping Pet Reading School Friends Spring Friends Gardening Travel

  21. Mind Mapping Software • Project Management • Knowledge Management • Running meetings more effectively • Enhancing team collaboration http://www.mindmapping.com/mind-mapping-software-review.php

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