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Recently I read a wonderful article by Lou Adler (@LouA) which highlights that there are in fact only 4 jobs. So often we think there are thousands or even millions of jobs. But when you get to the essence of any of those jobs, it comes down to a mix of four distinct job types: [...]
Recently I was contacted by a representative of DropMind, a mindmapping solution by the Seavus Group, and asked to share my thoughts on the product.
After taking a look at the product, I was impressed by both the features and affordability of the product. The desktop version, for example, is currently $59.00. Considerably less than [...]
Biggerplate.com is planning a mini-conference on mindmapping in London on January 31, 2013.
This event sounds like one you don’t want to miss! Here’s how Biggerplate describes it:
Biggerplate Unplugged will bring together mind mapping enthusiasts, software developers, bloggers and trainers to explore trends and innovations in the mind mapping world for [...]
Back on August 17, 2010, I wrote a blog post about mindmapping on the iPad. In that post I featured iThoughts HD as the mindmapping app. At that time I had just purchased iThoughts HD and was exploring its many features.
Since then I’ve really come to value this impressive mindmapping app for the iPad. [...]
If you want to know “what’s happening” in the area of mindmapping, Alltop is a great way to get the latest. What is Alltop you ask?
The Alltop site describes their service this way:
The purpose of Alltop is to help you answer the question, “What’s happening?” in “all [...]
There is a new book out entitled “Concise Learning: Learn More & Score Higher in Less Time with Less Effort” by Toni Krasnic. Simply put this is a transformational book. It teaches a methodology which has the potential of transforming the way students learn (i.e. all students – those in school and [...]
Biggerplate, The Visual Thinking Library, recently featured Catherine Franz, author of Out of the Blog, Into the Light blog in their Member Story Series.
It is a great article about Catherine Franz and her interests. I’ve enjoyed her mindmaps on Biggerplate for a while. So, it [...]
It used to be that mindmaps were simply about organizing your thoughts spatially with pictures and colors on a piece of paper. Of course, there is still benefit in that. The benefits of mindmapping on a single sheet of paper have been well documented by Tony Buzan in his work on mindmapping.
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I’ve watched my morbidly obese father struggle for decades with his weight. This unbelievably intelligent man has run several successful businesses, but can’t seem to figure out how to shed the pounds he needs to live a healthy life. After trying every diet on the market, failing (multiple times), knowing that losing [...]
Recently, I finished reading “Trust Agents” by Chris Brogan and Julien Smith. I purchased the book because I wanted to gain a better understanding of social media tools and techniques.
After reading the book, I can say without a doubt it provides all kinds of strategies and approaches for effectively leveraging social [...]
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