Start a personal growth journey with Mind Maps
Visualize your objectives and focus on what needs to be done to achieve more in your personal life: new skills you want to get, achievements that would make you happier, unfulfilled dreams you are ready to accomplish, and more.
Mind maps reflect your brain’s natural thought process, helping you capture ideas, see connections, and understand information more intuitively Break out of linear thinking, think broad, think sideways, and see all the ideas that might take you to your next big step. Start with a dream or a goal and branch out over and over again until you end up with ideas that are specific and doable. Build a roadmap to success where you see entire to-do lists at a glance and focus on tasks that take priority in your schedule. Get a clear overview of your tasks to identify any gaps between what you've planned and what you actually achieved.Mind maps mirror the way our brains think
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Think sideways with Mind Maps
Let your mind think the way it was built to think, by connecting keywords to key images and identifying connections that generate more and more ideas.
Explore topics from different angles
Put your idea in the center of the diagram, branch out into different perspectives you can look at it from, then further develop these branches with relevant details.
Generate new ideas
Build a bigger picture of your ideas and your mind will naturally spot any existing relationships and work to find new connections.
Find creative solutions
Gather all the elements of the problem in one visual take and open up your mind to various possibilities of solving the issue.
Make accurate decisions faster
Visualize all the information connected to your decision so you can analyze the situation with a clear overview of pros, cons, risks, and outcomes.
Become an achiever by using Mind Maps
Use mind maps to build your own unique frame of mind that lets you focus on overcoming life problems, eliminating unhelpful habits, managing emotions, and achieving goals.
Understand your current situation
Build a SWOT analysis mind map to focus on your strengths and weaknesses, and to identify the opportunities for improvement and the threats you are facing in achieving your goals.
Analyze your goals
Check if your goals are SMART by creating a mind map that answers questions like: what do I want to achieve, can I measure my progress, is my goal attainable and relevant?
Set tasks for your objectives
Mindmap your tasks to see what to focus on first in order to achieve your goals, how long it will take and if you need help from anyone else.
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Plan and organize your life with Mind Maps
Keep your plans simple and at the forefront of your mind, and you will be working smarter instead of longer.
- Have everything on a single page. Create task lists for your daily, weekly, monthly and even yearly plan, attach the resources you need, then set deadlines to motivate yourself.
- Involve people who can help. Share mind maps via e-mail or guest link with others who can improve your planning and help you get things done.
- Add visuals to highlight what's important. Add icons to quickly spot priority tasks, use colors and shapes to point things out, and insert images and videos to make information more appealing.
- Use the format that works best for you.Turn any mind map into an outline, Gantt Chart or even a presentation depending on how you want to move forward with your ideas.
Assess your performance with Mind Maps
Mind maps help you clarify your thoughts and reflect on your performance: follow the track of your ideas, search for colors and shapes to see what's important, and quickly reorganize everything if you need to.
- Review your plan.Take advantage of concept maps - short words, images, and labeled connections will quickly refresh your memory and keep you on track.
- Assess your work. Keep track of all the changes you and any other people make on a diagram: added topics, new connections, uploaded images and videos, etc.
- Check your progress. Use the overview functionality on each task list to see the tasks you completed and all their connected resources.
- Coordinate proactively. Turn your diagram into a Gantt Chart to follow where tasks begin and end, and how they overlap and relate with one another.
Try Mindomo today
New to mind mapping? Mindomo is easy to get started with and freely accessible.