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| Jul 14, 2005 5:48 pm |
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Why MindMapping works |
| Basil Beltran
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Yes, you should. And keep me informed. I'm working on a line of products for ADDers and a customized MindMap is one of the more mature ones.
Here's my theory of why MindMapping works for ME. (I'm glad to hear the positive responses from this sample of the ADD population). A commonality of the cluster we call ADD is, at root, a memory dysfunction. By using a mindmap as a portal to your memory enhancing technology devices (I even use mind map to document what im doing or about to do in ANOTHER tool !) you are...
able to quickly recover from your uncontrolled impulse to do something else. But you have contrained the options. You go to another branch in your mind map (maybe you've called it GREAT NEW IDEAS) and jot down your distracting thought. Now, bang!, you go right back to where you came from in your map. You cant forget becuase it happens quickly enough and you have a finite number of options when you ask yourself, "now where was I."
Try it. See what you think.Private Reply to Basil Beltran (new win) |
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