How to Use Mind Maps to Improve Your Productivity

Tony Buzan a british researcher single handedly popularized the concept of mind mapping to organize thoughts and ideas. He inspired millions of people and helped them to achieve great results in their work and life.

He dedicated his life to traveling the world and educating people on the value of the visual thinking technique that he had developed during his time at university in the 1960s. He hosted a television show and authored more than 80 books. He was even nominated for two Nobel prizes.

Learning how to learn is life’s most important skill.-Tony Buzan

Entrepreneurs, CEO’s, Mid level managers, Department heads, programmers, consultants, coaches, and everyone who is involved in a desk job can use mind maps to organize and improve their day to day activity.

Mckinsey 2012 report says “Employees spend on a average of 8.8 hours” in a week to search for documents.

IDC report says “25% of the time is spend on searching for information and navigation”

Mind Maps helps you to prepare presentations with logical flow as it can help the brain to organize thoughts in a logical manner in one single window.

A Mind map survey reported that “Using Mind Maps improved productivity by 23%” in organizations.

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