A Brainstorming Technique: Mind-Mapping

Brainstorming is an important process in developing new ideas. Considering the importance of visualization, we will discuss a brainstorming technique called Mind-Mapping. Mind-Mapping is the process of taking one central main idea, and then developing different ideas related to the main idea. Using Mind-Mapping, we can expand one simple thing into a large cluster of characteristics all related to the central idea. Mind-Mapping can also be a collaborative activity, where individuals in a group can all develop ideas based on the same single central idea. Brainstorming in a visual way makes the process simplified and easy to understand. One idea can be expanded upon with other relatable ideas, and a larger picture can be seen after all the branching paths have been connected to the central idea. A Mind-Map can be as simple or complex as required, and has no restrictions when it comes to the subject of the Mind-Map.

In continuation, mind mapping involves the utilization of visual portrayal of your thoughts, involving words, pictures and tones. It permits you to build an outline of the subject with the goal that you can see its complexities all the more plainly and distinguish connections between various parts of the theme.