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[14 Nov 2009 | No Comment | ]
Preparing for 2010 – Make it a year of learning and growth

Preamble
I can’t believe that it was a decade ago that we were talking about the next millennium. It was November 1999, with just over a month to go before every computer system in the world could be a potential time bomb. Just a month before that, I was on board a flight to The Netherlands with my wife Jasmine, my six year old son and my four month old daughter to embark on what was to be the biggest adventure of my life.
Having grown up on the ‘wrong side of …

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[31 Oct 2009 | No Comment | ]
Mind Maps are an expression of Radiant Thinking

In my article on the Six Thinking Hats, I used the term Radiant Thinking. Tony Buzan, the inventor of the Mind Map, calls Radiant Thinking ‘The Major Evolution in Human Thought’ in The Mind Map Book.

He describes the brain as a Radiant Thinking Association Machine with five major functions: Receiving, Holding, Analysing, Outputting, Controlling

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[10 Oct 2009 | No Comment | ]
Do Mind Maps Really work?

This article is in response to an email from one of my subscribers. He mentions a few problems that he has with Mind Maps, which I hope to address here. If he has the problem, then the chances are that many of you may have the same or similar problems.
I would like to start by stating upfront that this is not a defence of Mind Maps. Mind Maps and Mind Mapping, like any other technique, has its champions and its detractors.
Tony Buzan, the inventor of the Mind Map, goes to …