Sunday, October 17, 2010
I’ve talked about whiteboards before, and their greatness in being used as a status board, a mind mapping tool, and a notification system before, but here’s one more use of mine that I’ve been using more and more of late; this literally is “mind mapping”. Anything that’s on my mind; be it a date, an event, a project or just “a thing”; will make it up on my whiteboard when I feel my mind’s RAM beginning to become overused, and be taken away later when it’s presence is no longer required. It’s a neat little combination of a notification system and a literal map of what’s on my mind. What do you use your whiteboard for, and how effective is it at it’s job?

I’ve talked about whiteboards before, and their greatness in being used as a status board, a mind mapping tool, and a notification system before, but here’s one more use of mine that I’ve been using more and more of late; this literally is “mind mapping”.

Anything that’s on my mind; be it a date, an event, a project or just “a thing”; will make it up on my whiteboard when I feel my mind’s RAM beginning to become overused, and be taken away later when it’s presence is no longer required. It’s a neat little combination of a notification system and a literal map of what’s on my mind.

What do you use your whiteboard for, and how effective is it at it’s job?

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