Hi CPW1,
I agree; the key to Mindmapping is to get creative and letting the purpose evolve.
When I use Mindmapping my focus is on an idea with a purpose.
Here is an example:
(I use a "clock form" to pattern my branches.)
1) core idea- "My Business Goal" (Center)
2) branching out clockwise- first branch (3 o'clock) is Purpose;
second branch (6 o'clock) is timetable(When you create your timetable, make sure to separate short-term goals from long-term targets on your branch)
Third branch is (9 o'clock) who will be working with you. (target some business names who can support and guide you).
Fourth branch (12 o'clock position)What are you risks? Keep in mind that though you will encounter rough roads and storms in your journey, each of them should serve to make you stronger and more determined.
I started Mindmapping years ago and have used it in writing stories and my guideline for success.
Kevin
Guidelines are Finishlines never Deadlines!
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