Archive for February, 2010
Feb
19
Things in my Life/Business are Always Changing!
How do I Keep Up with Everything?
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Make a Personal/Professional – Life/BusinessMind Map!
We live in busy times. Most of us have lots going on in our personal and professional lives.
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A Mind Map allows us to:
- See the BIG Picture of everything that’s going on.
- Prioritize tasks.
- The ability to √ check things off as they get completed.
- Plus add tasks to be done as they arise.
All of that ‘stuff” in one place keeps us Read More→
Feb
13
“I Completely Understand What You Mean!”
Posted by: | CommentsThat’s the response you want, isn’t it?
Of course!
Almost nothing is be more frustrating than trying and trying to express your thoughts, but not having people understand your message.
One reason is that people learn in different ways.
- Some are Visual Learners.
- They need to literally see the message.
- Mind Maps and other visuals are helpful to these people. Often, they “Get It!” as soon as they Read More→
- They need to literally see the message.
Feb
05
It’s February:
How’s that New Year’s Resolution coming along?
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Right on track – Correct?
Well, if you’re like most people, you probably didn’t yell,
“Absolutely on Track!”
Good News: It’s not too late to get on track to meet that goal, or goals. There’s plenty of time, so don’t get discouraged.
Let’s take a look at what has to be done, and how a Mind Map might help.
- The New Year’s Resolution (goal) must be in writing.
A Mind Map, with pictures, if you’re a visual person, will better imprint the goals in your mind’s eye. You’ll ‘see’ them!- If it’s not written down or on a Mind Map, and you’re not looking at it every day, it’s not a goal. It’s only a thought, something you’d like to achieve.
- It must be specific, not general.
- I have two blogs. One of my NYE goals is to Read More→
- It must be specific, not general.
- If it’s not written down or on a Mind Map, and you’re not looking at it every day, it’s not a goal. It’s only a thought, something you’d like to achieve.
