Comments on: Mind Mapping Examples For Meetings http://www.michaelonmindmapping.com/blog/mind-maps/mind-mapping-examples-for-meetings/ How To Become A Focused Thinker Using Mind Mapping Tue, 08 Dec 2009 13:57:33 -0700 hourly 1 By: Lee http://www.michaelonmindmapping.com/blog/mind-maps/mind-mapping-examples-for-meetings/#comment-213 Lee Tue, 07 Jul 2009 14:11:23 +0000 http://www.michaelonmindmapping.com/blog/?p=182#comment-213 I have started using mindmaps in my staff meetings. As you suggest, it is wonderful. I have a notebook for daily use. The ability to flip back to historical notes on a mindmap is quick and great for remembering topics. On the central focus, I put the day of the week and the date. I branch my meeting off of there, as well as other events of the day. At the end, the daily written map serves as a "diary" or "journal" of sorts. All of this in a notebook pad keeps a tidy log of information for future back-reference if necessary. Thanks for your post, it gave me a few more ideas. I have started using mindmaps in my staff meetings. As you suggest, it is wonderful. I have a notebook for daily use. The ability to flip back to historical notes on a mindmap is quick and great for remembering topics.

On the central focus, I put the day of the week and the date. I branch my meeting off of there, as well as other events of the day. At the end, the daily written map serves as a “diary” or “journal” of sorts. All of this in a notebook pad keeps a tidy log of information for future back-reference if necessary.

Thanks for your post, it gave me a few more ideas.

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