That is in reference to MM that are not MMs. One is too boring & redundant; the other is haphazard and confusing. MMing is radiant thought like a tree or any mandala. There is a sense of organic to a MM. Be sure to use only strong words. The fewer words the better b/c you really don't need so many words to recall stuff.
Try using Nancy Marguilis (sp?) Mapping Inner Space. It's very nice. If you don't want to draw, then just use lots of color. You can get by w/o drawing; it's not mandatory. Color, however, is. Gels, highlighters, pens, etc.
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Originally posted by explorer:
I Any advice on how to overcome this problem would be much appreciated.Another question I have about MindMaps is from P.111-112 of "The Mind Map Book" by Tony Buzan(1st Edition). On P.112, under the figures is the statement, "Mind Maps that aren't really Mind Maps". I've read the explanation on P.111 but still don't understand what the author means. So can someone please explain it to me. Looking at the figures they look just like the "MindMaps" that I make, it's quite worrying.
