No, Analograffiti, is a technique that has similarites to mind mapping. You record information both graphically and with words. Use it for problem solving, aiding memory, creative thinking etc. It also removes some of the inhibitations associated with mind mapping. Both books go into Analograffiti as well ABC lists.
From the exercises I have found some useful adapations for mind mapping and ah huhs in relation to mind mapping. I most certainly find it easier to break the mind map rules having seen where analograffiti can take you.
I found the mind mapping book lacking in useable exercises that help you get the feel of it, hence my comparison.
Alex
