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Originally posted by Alex K. Viefhaus:
Shorten the activation do 2 10-minute one. You'll get more questions.
To avoid misunderstandings. I have already a lot of questions. I first created triggerwords out of "important" titles (about 20). Then, during activation passes, I create mind-probing questions out of these triggerwords (titles).
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You can learn mind mapping formally in one day so I suggest you spend no more than 4 hours with the book. Spend more time doing mind mapping than reading.
Totally agree, learning mindmapping itself could be done in a short time. But Buzan offers different strategies for different mindmapping purposes (self-analyzing, group-mindmapping, mindmapping in meeting and so on and so on.....). And my purpose now was, also to learn these strategies. Thus it would/will take longer than 4 hours.
Do you think it's not worth, learning these strategies?
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No matter how detailed you want to get with a book you do not spend more than 8 minute doing a preview and should collect only 20 to 25 trigger words.
Alex
Ok, Alex.
Thank you very much
Hermi
