Mind Map
A one-page mind map: put your topic in the hub at the centre and let it branch. Name up to six branches — each with up to three sub-ideas — and they fan out around the hub on connecting lines, three down each side. Brainstorm a project, plan an essay, or break a goal into its parts. Start at the centre and let one idea branch into the next, and the whole shape of your thinking sits on a single page. Leave any node blank to fill in by hand.
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Best for: Brainstorming or organising a topic when you think better in branches than in lists.
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