This Session Will Introduce You to the Tool of Mind Mapping or Whole Brain Thinking:
Think faster, retain more
Hot-wire your creative energies
Improve innovative thought, problem solving
Pick your passion
Get more done in far less time
Do more in the same time
Make clearer decisions, get organized
Identify talents you never knew you had
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Knowledge-Based Leadership
“Mind Mapping Your Way To Success”
This Session Will Introduce You to
the Tool of Mind Mapping or Whole
Brain Thinking:
•Think faster, retain more
•Hot-wire your creative energies
•Improve innovative thought, problem solving
•Pick your passion
•Get more done in far less time
•Do more in the same time
•Make clearer decisions, get organized
•Identify talents you never knew you had
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Having Fun?
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Overview
Why?
Accelerated Learning
Mind Mapping Simplified
Examples
Techniques
Exercise
Wrap-up - Discussion
References
Recommendations
“INTERACTIVE!”
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Why
“A Mind Numbing Experience … Blip-Zip World”
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Industrialization
Information IntensificationInformation Intensification
AgriculturizationAgriculturization
Knowledge CreationKnowledge Creation
Cyber Health CareCyber Health Care
Cyber WarCyber War
To be ignorant of the pastTo be ignorant of the past
is to be ignorant of the future.is to be ignorant of the future.
Digital/Knowledge Based
Economy/Globalization
Blip-Zip Tools .. Skills
Info to the Front Lines
Move Info Not People
Culture/Value Diversity
Demographic Changes
Memory Enhancement (Personal)Memory Enhancement (Personal)
Systems Thinking (Organizational)Systems Thinking (Organizational)
Learning Structures (Community)Learning Structures (Community)
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Accelerated Learning
“Mind Mapping = Tool and Subset”
Accelerated Learning
Multi Sensory - Whole Brain
Memory Management
Research Skills
Purposeful and Rapid Reading
Mind is like a magnet
Brainstorming
Idea generation
Learning and Teaching Styles
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From the Wise Warriors
“Figure out how to do things so that you get the
maximum effect and least bloodshed”
Sun-Tzu
The Art of War
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Mind Mapping SimplifiedMind Mapping Simplified
“Throw Away Your 7th Grade Note Taking Skills!”“Throw Away Your 7th Grade Note Taking Skills!”
Science: Neurology and Linguistics
Left=logic, linear facts, rational,
analytic, Structure.
Right=pictorial or creative, holistic,
innovative, unstructured
Benefits:
Builds a better memory and recall
Accelerates organization/structure of
your task at hand
Produces more ideas... makes you more
creative
Bottomline:
Capitalizes on both sides of the brain
Key 21Century leadership skill and
effectiveness factor
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Right, and You Want Me to Hmm too?
“Creativity Could Mean the Difference Between Victory and Defeat”
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From the Wise Warriors
“A good soldier, whether he leads a platoon or
and army is expected to look backward as well as
forward, but he must only think forward”
General Douglas MacArthur
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Techniques and Uses
“Maximum Effect [Task], Least Amount Bloodshed [Effort]”
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NEED A BRAIN BREAK?
Fight’s On - “A Joint Effort!”
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Exercise and Examples
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A Final Thought From the Wise
Warriors
The wisdom of generals tells us:
•What we do is not based on chance; therefore learning
continually makes the difference between success and
failure
•The professional incompetent for lack of learning is a
criminal
•Do not be afraid to learn from those who report to you
•Learning is a required lifetime commitment
William A. Cohen, Ph.D.
Major General. USAFR, Ret.
“The Wisdom Of Generals” 2001
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Wrap-Up
“Look back, Always Think Forward”
Are you equipped for a
“nanosecond” world?
When will you make the
transition?
Many techniques exist, how do
you plan to apply it?
Other questions or comments?
Critique?
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Recommendations
http://www.nightingale.com/
Mind Mapping :
How to Liberate
Your Natural
Geniusb
http://www.amazon.com
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Try Out Your New Skills NOW!
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A Challenge From the USAF’s
Top Warrior
“We need to be postured so that we can respond rapidly in hours
with light, lean and lethal forces tailored to what the commander-
in-chief needs. … We need doctrine that allows us to fight on
arrival. We need airmen with an expeditionary mindset to organize
ourselves so that we present airpower forces to a CINC in a way
that is understandable. We need to be equipped with the right force
protection, the right support, the right communications, the right
command and control so that we can get the air tasking order, fit in
with a joint force and do our job the way airpower is organized to
do… This new generation of air and space warriors has to be
tougher minded … you have to get back to some basic institutional
values: every airman is a warrior, every airman is a sensor …
General Jumper
Editor's Notes
Why Master the Information Age? Age Of Intellectual Capitalism: BRAINware replacing muscleware; mental abilities more important than physical abilities. Explosion today = force multiplier; what we know today is old tomorrow. Knowledge-based leadership in vogue. Fear of no information equals competitive posture; someone else who has it, has it. Use of the computer is OK; ability to convert fractals/particles of information critical
SUPER LEARNING and knowledge creating organizations part of systems thinking toolbox
Needed for team-building, especially leaderless teams. Information is your ally, “lighten up”, SUPER LEARNING is up to you. SUPER LEARNING to use the ever increasing quantum pool of information
Need to know how to convert raw information into knowledge leading to action. We need to reeducate ourselves to effectively use information. Some tools, tips, tricks, and traps you need in an information-based world:
The GAPS system:
Gathering What do you need?; Match problem to information source or vice versa; When do you need it?
Accessing - Where or how do I get it? Know computer systems, availability of reports, on-line data bases, --- this is the INFORMATION LANDSCAPE. Processing - Convert RAW data into information into knowledge into action; what techniques can be used to accelerate acquisition and reutilization. Sharing - don't hoard it, let it multiply; communicate it, application is the real value
Prepare a shopping list of information needs -- focus on what you need
Develop your INFORMATION TARGET ZONE
You mind is like a missile guidance system/magnet --- think it and you’re receive it
Know where and how to get information, then interpret it -- the skill sets
Communicating knowledge to someone else -- maximizing, multiplying,
Develop your purpose for listening and SUPER LEARNING -- applying
Work Smarter With MIND MAPPING -- Jumping The Curve Faster and Problem Solve Quicker: Why a standard education only satisfies your left BRAIN; Remember how you were taught to outline? Any pictures? Symbols? Colors?; Appeals to the LEFT side of your BRAIN; is a linear versus a creative model that appeal to the RIGHT side of your BRAIN
Getting your WHOLE BRAIN involved in the information management process
Capturing the essence of information with key words --- the real meanings with significance --- condense it --- let your imagination, subconscious FLOW
Produce symbols, images, associations; Construct a MIND MAP -- connect, link, hook small chunks of information
Define central theme -- branch off with lines associated with processes, issues, ideas, opinions, solutions; Connect link hook various throught and ideas or convergent opinions; Use key words, phrases; cut down on syllables, abbreviate; Use different colors; RED for most important or critical paths
Reasons why MIND MAPs are so effective
VISUAL and linear at the same time --- RIGHT/LEFT BRAIN activated and involved; VISUAL images generated; associations made; key words spark more ideas and thoughts, colorful; Personal involvement -- focuses on relevant, creativity FLOWs; quick, efficient; Uses all senses and SUB MODALITIES; foster multichannel SUPER LEARNING; tap unconscious thoughts and ideas --- brings to the forefront; Establishes clear VISUAL patterns - emergence amidst CHAOS and COMPLEXITY; Organization of thoughts becomes clearer; Reinforces associations; helps question assumptions, NEGATIVE thoughts, limiting beliefs
The many potential uses for MIND MAPs
Notetaking, speaking/teaching, - time efficient
Group problem solving, team building, idea generation, build meeting agendas
Planning and organization of key tasks and milestones, help set priorities
System thinking fostered
Work Smarter With MIND MAPPING -- Jumping The Curve Faster and Problem Solve Quicker: Why a standard education only satisfies your left BRAIN; Remember how you were taught to outline? Any pictures? Symbols? Colors?; Appeals to the LEFT side of your BRAIN; is a linear versus a creative model that appeal to the RIGHT side of your BRAIN
Getting your WHOLE BRAIN involved in the information management process
Capturing the essence of information with key words --- the real meanings with significance --- condense it --- let your imagination, subconscious FLOW
Produce symbols, images, associations; Construct a MIND MAP -- connect, link, hook small chunks of information
Define central theme -- branch off with lines associated with processes, issues, ideas, opinions, solutions; Connect link hook various throught and ideas or convergent opinions; Use key words, phrases; cut down on syllables, abbreviate; Use different colors; RED for most important or critical paths
Reasons why MIND MAPs are so effective
VISUAL and linear at the same time --- RIGHT/LEFT BRAIN activated and involved; VISUAL images generated; associations made; key words spark more ideas and thoughts, colorful; Personal involvement -- focuses on relevant, creativity FLOWs; quick, efficient; Uses all senses and SUB MODALITIES; foster multichannel SUPER LEARNING; tap unconscious thoughts and ideas --- brings to the forefront; Establishes clear VISUAL patterns - emergence amidst CHAOS and COMPLEXITY; Organization of thoughts becomes clearer; Reinforces associations; helps question assumptions, NEGATIVE thoughts, limiting beliefs
The many potential uses for MIND MAPs
Notetaking, speaking/teaching, - time efficient
Group problem solving, team building, idea generation, build meeting agendas
Planning and organization of key tasks and milestones, help set priorities
System thinking fostered