Mind Mapping:

Challenge & Selection

Mind mapping is a hybrid illustration between logical and creative thinking. An important tool

in design thinking, to lead a meeting, summarize a text, or take notes. A way to learn and memorize,  visual thinking clarifies your ideas and directs your actions.

For any project, the radial tree-like shape of a mind map makes it easy to capture, explore, and

transfer information and knowledge far from the only Brainstorming often associated with the  indicative diagram view.

The Mind Map starts by setting the central idea, theme, or topic. Choosing a stimulating

centerpiece that represents the theme or topic you are addressing.

The tool I use to develop my project idea is mind mapping in order to find more ideas or sub-

ideas that can be useful for my project and make it better equipped.

Application

In the beginning, I collect the ideas brought up by team members during meetings, and these

collated points help me and the team arrive at a common ground or differences between the ideas  and come up with a solution to various hiccups. To improve communication with my peers and save  time, it’s always better to keep the idea depiction crisp and clear.

As the wise man once said, “A picture speaks 1000 words”, ideas and information are more

comprehensive not only for me but also for the team if I present them via visuals. This is where mind  maps come to the rescue.

From my central idea, I radiate every idea that comes to my mind on that subject, dividing them

into main ideas, or main brain branches. From my main ideas or branches, add my sub-ideas. and I  make to let my thoughts flow as quickly as possible. Because having to work at speed unchains my  brain from habitual thinking patterns, and encourages new ideas and innovation. Many of these new  ideas may seem absurd at first, but they often hold the key to new perspectives and the breaking of  old habits. The most innovative solutions come from the idea core, and I want to encourage as many  new thoughts and creative ideas as possible at this point.

Using the mind map, I now need to find the solution that was my original creative goal. This

includes doing more work on the mind map - making connections between branches and adding more  sub-branches.

Insight & Approach

By applying the mind mapping tool, which allows me to effectively brainstorm and outline

concepts around a central idea for my business project. Using a mind map diagram, I can include tasks,  concepts, and resources in a highly-organized and easily-digestible way. Mind maps also allow me to  define a project’s scope, create detailed tasks, solve problems, make decisions, and manage my team  more effectively.

When I used the mind map, I noticed better results than expected, as I came up with many

creative ideas that made the project more useful, and without the mind map, I would not have reached  them.


Mind Mapping : Challenge & Selection Mind mapping is a hybrid illustration between logical and creative thinking . An important tool in design thinking , to lead a meeting , summarize a text , or take notes . A way to learn and memorize , visual thinking clarifies your ideas and directs your actions . For any project , the radial tree - like shape of a mind map makes it easy to capture , explore , and transfer information and knowledge far from the only Brainstorming often associated with the indicative diagram view . The Mind Map starts by setting the central idea , theme , or topic . Choosing a stimulating centerpiece that represents the theme or topic you are addressing . The tool I use to develop my project idea is mind mapping in order to find more ideas or sub- ideas that can be useful for my project and make it better equipped . Application In the beginning , I collect the ideas brought up by team members during meetings , and these collated points help me and the team arrive at a common ground or differences between the ideas and come up with a solution to various hiccups . To improve communication with my peers and save time , it ’s always better to keep the idea depiction crisp and clear . As the wise man once said , “ A picture speaks 1000 words ” , ideas and information are more comprehensive not only for me but also for the team if I present them via visuals . This is where mind maps come to the rescue . From my central idea , I radiate every idea that comes to my mind on that subject , dividing them into main ideas , or main brain branches . From my main ideas or branches , add my sub - ideas . and I make to let my thoughts flow as quickly as possible . Because having to work at speed unchains my brain from habitual thinking patterns , and encourages new ideas and innovation . Many of these new ideas may seem absurd at first , but they often hold the key to new perspectives and the breaking of old habits . The most innovative solutions come from the idea core , and I want to encourage as many new thoughts and creative ideas as possible at this point . Using the mind map , I now need to find the solution that was my original creative goal . This includes doing more work on the mind map - making connections between branches and adding more sub - branches . Insight & Approach By applying the mind mapping tool , which allows me to effectively brainstorm and outline concepts around a central idea for my business project . Using a mind map diagram , I can include tasks , concepts , and resources in a highly - organized and easily - digestible way . Mind maps also allow me to define a project ’s scope , create detailed tasks , solve problems , make decisions , and manage my team more effectively . When I used the mind map , I noticed better results than expected , as I came up with many creative ideas that made the project more useful , and without the mind map , I would not have reached them .