• Communicating with us
• Recently Updated Topics
• What's coming
• Tip of the month - Mind Map Tangible Objects

Communicating with us

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The Past Month

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You will notice that many of the articles were updated in May. A lot of this has been from user feedback, so please continue to give your feedback by using our Contact Form.

We've also had so much success with SBI!, the supplier of our business engine that we wrote a MindMapTutor on what SBI! can do for you, if you want to start your own online business, or promote your hobby or passion online. You can even try them out for a month without costing you anything, as they will give you a full refund.

Our article on How to increase your Net Worth also sparked some interesting debate. It takes the concept of investing in yourself to a new level. In this Information Age, your ability to learn faster than your competitor may be your only sustainable competitive advantage (Arie de Geus). We allow you to explore this with a very small capital outlay in our Learning Management Program Ebook.

What's coming

But, our research and development goes even further than what you see. We were looking for a way to provide you with Interactive Mind Maps that could perform the same function - a combination of Mind Maps and text that tutors you in a step by step way, but still puts you at the centre of the learning process.

We are pleased to say that we have found the solution!

We have decided to use free OpenSource Software for this. For those of you that don't know, OpenSource Software is free software that anybody can use or modify, as long as you obey certain rules.

For us, the advantage is that we can provide you with Interactive Mind Maps without you having to purchase expensive software. It also makes it easy to put YOU at the centre of the learning process, as you can add and modify the material to suit your needs.

Our new wave of MindMapTutors will be coming soon. It will continue to provide our goal of information that is easy to use, simple to learn, with fast results.

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Tip of the month - Start with Tangible Objects

This month takes your Mind Mapping a step further by encouraging you to Mind Map tangible things first, before you go onto the abstract to get you comfortable with Mind Maps.

By MindMapping tangible objects, you can easily test yourself. You could make it even easier if you get someone else to test you. Try to remember the colour, position and size of the branches and text. You may surprise yourself and your friends!

You could also turn this into a game, by impressing your friends. You could show them how great Mind Maps are and how brilliant your memory is. By recalling the Mind Map perfectly everytime, you will start to develop a very impressive memory.

We show you how to Mind Map tangible objects in the free Mind Map course that you received when signing up for this newsletter. We also write about using Mind Maps for tangible objects on our Website.

You should do enough Mind Maps until you feel that you are comfortable with the method and you are able to remember the Mind Maps with relative ease.

Keep the Mind Maps small, with only 5-7 main branches with a few sub-branches on each. This principle will come in handy, no matter how big the subject is. Just look at our sample MindMapTutors to see how effective this technique is.

We trust that this tip is informative and helpful. We will continue to refine our newsletter based on your input. So please give us feedback and suggestions.

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We look forward to your feedback and guarantee you that next month's Newsletter will be jam packed with useful information on Using Mind Maps to increase your personal effectiveness.

Until next month...