A very common but often overlooked aspect of income taxation concerns the tax consequences of an individual's sale of an asset received either by inheritance or as a gift. When such property is sold, the question arises as to whether the seller has realized a taxable gain.
The center of this example of a mind map shows the idea, âtime management,â and then very simple extensions such as âneed more time,â and âtime wasters,â and âassessing time.â From there, more subtopics are explored such as Pareto charts or using the Quantum Leap Management Approach.
The Asian Efficiency blog offers a few unusual ways to use mind maps you might not have considered: create a knowledge bank (since mind mapping software lets you attach files and add links), solve problems (such as which credit card to use), create book summaries, and set goals.