Jamie Nast is the author of "Idea Mapping" published by John Wiley & Sons. The book is available in the Business/Economics section of bookstores. Jamie has trained over 15,000 people world-wide to be more creative, more productive and better learners.
For those of you who know William Reed, you know he is a man of many talents -- including Idea Mapping. The Japan Times has just written a wonderful article on him that you will want to read. Click here for the article link. Congratulations William!
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posted by Jamie Nast at 8:22 PM
I teach Idea Mapping to organizations and individuals. As a result participants learn amazing skills that can be applied immediately to their work and life. I was certified as a mind mapping instructor in 1992, and was the only Senior Master Trainer for the Buzan Centres. In January 2006, I became one of the partners of The Learning Consortium based out of the UK. On Sept 22, 2006 my first book titled "Idea Mapping" was published by John Wiley & Sons. To date I have taught this skill to over 18,000 professionals around the globe and have licensed over 100 certified instructors from 24 countries. Clients include Boeing, Ford, Mayo Clinic, BP, ACH, L.L.Bean, Dow Chemical, ConocoPhillips, DTE Energy, Franklin Templeton, MTSU, BMC Software, US Army and more. For a complete bio go to Jamie Nast Bio
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I've been logging my increasing interest in the techniques here
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And I much prefer you label to the others. I'll get your book.
One aspect you may like to consider --in my case -- is Idea Mapping as a technique to overcome aphasia and dyslexia. I have Fibromyalgia which shares these little niceties such that while the computer formatted my thoughts idea/mind mapping allows them a lot of creativity which is also ordered and consciously formatted.
My favourite is this guy here:
A site built entirely in FreeMind
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