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Imagine... And that's why you should take a look at this slide deck to create the perfect mind map! Once upon a time, there was a young student named John. John was struggling with his studies and was having trouble remembering all the information he needed to know for his exams. One day, John’s teacher introduced him to the concept of mind mapping. John was intrigued and decided to give it a try. He started by drawing a circle in the center of a blank page and wrote his main topic inside the circle. He then drew lines out from the circle and wrote down his subtopics on each line. John used different colors for each subtopic and drew pictures to help him remember each one. He also made sure to connect each subtopic to the main topic with curved lines. When John was finished, he had created a beautiful mind map that was easy to read and remember. He aced his exams and went on to become a successful student. What is you story?
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The perfect mind map
- 1. THE PERFECT MIND MAP BY MIND MAP EXPERT
- 2. Mind Map Expert – mindmapexpert.co STEP 1: SELECT YOUR CENTRAL IDEA
- 3. Mind Map Expert – mindmapexpert.co STEP 2: DRAW YOUR CENTRAL IDEA
- 4. Mind Map Expert – mindmapexpert.co STEP 3: ADD RELEVANT TOPICS
- 5. Mind Map Expert – mindmapexpert.co STEP 4: ADD KEYWORDS AND SHORT FRASES
- 6. Mind Map Expert – mindmapexpert.co STEP 5: ADD SOME IMAGES OR ICONS
- 7. Mind Map Expert – mindmapexpert.co STEP 6: CONNECT YOUR THOUGHTS
- 8. Mind Map Expert – mindmapexpert.co STEP 7: RETHINK AND REVISE
- 9. Mind Map Expert – mindmapexpert.co RECAP • Step 1: Select your central idea • Step 2: Draw your central idea • Step 3: Add relevant topics • Step 4: Add keywords and short phrases • Step 5: Add images or icons • Step 6: Connect your thoughts • Step 7: Rethink and revise
- 10. Mind Map Expert – mindmapexpert.co THE 7 GOLDEN RULES FOR MIND MAPPING!
- 11. NOW IT’S YOUR TURN! • For more tips and tricks go to mindmapexpert.com