A few weeks back I wrote about a nifty little note taking technique called sketch noting. Unlike mind mapping, sketch notes are made in a linear form as they’re best done on small notebooks that are easy to carry around.
After writing this post I wanted to condense down some of Mike’s sketch notes into a mind map that I could use as a quick refresher when I’m mind mapping.
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Mind maps are an instantly recognisable medium whether they are generated by hand or by software. But what are the essential ingredients of a mind map?
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On the Problogger site, a couple of articles were published about finding the right posting rhythm for your blog. The first article covered posting rhythm and the second article covered posting workflow. After reading the two articles, I thought this would make an ideal reference mind map for using with new blogs that I would be launching.
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A while back I posted about different mind map recipes that you could use for taking notes from a book and for organising your next actions, GTD style. With these post I didn’t include any examples of the mind maps that could be used in your mind mapping software.
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Driving Readers Mind Map
Mind Mapping is a great tool to have in your belt. I especially find it useful for condensing down articles that I see on other blogs. After reading through this article on the ProBlogger site, I wanted to act on the information on the blog, but I wanted it in a more condensed form.
Enter the Driving Readers Mind Map!
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In our last recipe we looked at creating a mind map of actionable items by context, but what if you have a project or a group of actionable items?
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