No, there’s nothing wrong with your eyes. The mind map snapshot above is intentionally blurred because it represents a very personal problem solving session. Okay, so what’s the point in showing the map then? Well, take a look at the mind map’s node colors first, and we’ll get back to the map in a moment. [...]

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If you’re someone who understands the value of social media websites and applications, you might find some value in Plurk, a Twitter-like site in concept, but which has a more interactive feel to it and a different interface. (Plurk uses a timeline whereas Twitter has a running stream/ river of items.)
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Mind mapping is a great way to brainstorm, and if you’ve brainstormed successfully, you know how valuable the process is – especially for work productivity. Brainstorming using mind mapping software is actually very simple:

Open up a new mindmap.
Create and label the root “node”, or central idea, of the map.
Brainstorm and start adding “child” map nodes, [...]

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Regardless of the productivity principles you use, be it GTD (Getting Things Done) or GTS (Get Things Started), one way to manage your tasks is using mind mapping. As a mind mapping evangelist, I’m probably biased. However, one of the key benefits of using mind maps and mind mapping is that it can simultaneously stimulate [...]

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Yeah, you heard me. How many times have you worked on a project, found you were “spinning” and yet kept working? How many more hours of work did you put in that day, only to find that you were no closer to a solution? Then you get into a mindset where the problem dogs you [...]

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Freelance Writing Gigs has a guest post today by Sherry Osborne, which offers a half dozen great tips about putting the work back into “freelance worker”. It’s easiest to get sidetracked if you’re working at home, given there are likely far more distractions than if you’re in an office.

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Chris Garret of ChrisG.com set up a site called AuthorityBlogger last year. Now he’s launching his Authority Blogger strategy program [aff. link] for businesses and professionals, in pre-order mode. The prices will increase when the doors open, so if you’re serious about establishing yourself online, check it out. Chris is an Authority (with a capital [...]

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