Summary of Tony Buzan's Mind Map Mastery

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#1 The brain has two ways of perceiving and processing reality: the left side of the brain is verbal and analytical, while the right side is visual and perceptual. The notion of the brain’s two divided ways of thinking was first popularized by American artist Betty Edwards in her book Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain.

#2 A good Mind Map has three essential characteristics: a central image that captures the main subject under consideration, thick branches radiating out from the central image, and second- and third-level branches that relate to further associated themes.

#3 To get ideas, you need to place a sheet of paper in landscape format in front of you. Then, use at least three different colors to draw an image in the center that represents the subject you would like to consider. If you don’t want to draw the artist’s head, you could sketch a quill pen or some other simple symbol instead.

#4 Mind Mapping is a technique that can be used to memorize information. It involves the workings of both sides of the brain, and it is multifunctional, meaning it can be applied to all cognitive functions.

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