I am a visual person, so it made sense. So, to break it all down, I invited Roger Parker to join a recent #CMWorld Twitter chat. Why is this an organizational tactic we shouldn’t ignore? A1 #Mindmapping rewards expert users who say it saves them an average of 7 hours per week #CMWorld That’s like gaining a day off each week! Mind Mapping is so useful because everybody can understand the associations it illustrates. #cmworld — Tod Cordill (@todcordill) May 29, 2018 A1: I think it’s always a good idea to put everything out in the forefront. A4: I like starting with a central idea — the why — but if you don’t yet know what that is sometimes mind mapping can help you uncover it by allowing you to see patterns. I just start with a few stickers (content ideas), then I start to come up with associations based on those ideas, and before I even know it, the entire whiteboard is full of stickers. Then I link and organize all ideas. If you’re doing the mind map correctly, you’ll identify many areas that require additional homework — these are things that you wouldn’t have thought about before doing the mind mapping exercise.
If you are like me, you sometimes struggle with coming up with ideas. And once you have the ideas, you find it difficult to keep them organized. When I explained my conundrum to a friend, she suggested mind mapping. I am a visual person, so it made sense. But I didn’t quite understand how it worked or even how to get started. So, to break it all down, I invited Roger Parker to join a recent #CMWorld Twitter chat.
Mind mapping seemed to hit its peak popularity a couple years ago. Why is this an organizational tactic we shouldn’t ignore?
A1 #Mindmapping rewards expert users who say it saves them an average of 7 hours per week #CMWorld That’s like gaining a day off each week!
— Roger C. Parker (@Rogercparker) May 29, 2018
A1. Mind Mapping is so useful because everybody can understand the associations it illustrates. #cmworld
— Tod Cordill (@todcordill) May 29, 2018
A1: I think it’s always a good idea to put everything out in the forefront. When you see the big picture, you’re more apt…
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