Become a better version of yourself with mind mapping


In 1943, Swiss engineer George de Mestral embarked on a hunting trip with his dog. Upon returning home, they were both covered in burrs. Instead of viewing this as a mere inconvenience, de Mestral examined the burrs under a microscope. What he saw led to the creation of Velcro. This is the power of creative thinking. It’s a realm brimming with fresh perspectives, novel ideas, and groundbreaking solutions. It was Mestral’s ability to view an…

Why is knowledge important to success? Knowledge is the currency of our age. Capturing ideas and using them to create new ideas is the modern equivalent of turning lead to gold. It’s your greatest asset, whether you’re hoping to invest in your personal or professional life. So, why knowledge is important, and what is the most important thing about knowledge? Its power to transform. If you want to create the life of your dreams, you…

Life is full of twists and turns. There are unexpected bumps along the road. Obstacles that you have to work around. And plenty of people you meet along the way that can help or hinder you. Since life’s such a journey, doesn’t it makes sense to bring a map? If you’re wondering what a life mapping exercise is, you’ve come to the right place. A life map is a visual diagram that represents a person’s…

Problem solving strategies are as important as creative thinking and critical thinking. We will take a look at some common problem solving strategies and understand how a problem can happen. There are some universal steps to take with problem solving no matter which route you take. It’s also key to understand that there can be multiple solutions, and each possible solution has its pros and cons. You want to eventually ask how did the problem…

Why is knowledge important to success? Because knowledge is power. That’s not just a cliché. It’s a statement of absolute fact. The more you know, the easier you’ll achieve your goals. The reason for this is simple: Knowledge tells you where you’ve been, where you are, and where you’re going. And with a little bit of luck, it can tell you what (and who) you need to know to get there. That’s the simple answer…