Comments for The Mindmapping Guy http://www.themindmappingguy.com/blog SuperCharging Studying, Learning & Teaching Productivity Mon, 19 Jul 2010 15:42:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on TSS SuperCharger TOC by Michael Eccles http://www.themindmappingguy.com/blog/tss-supercharger-toc/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Michael Eccles Mon, 19 Jul 2010 15:42:42 +0000 http://www.themindmappingguy.com/blog/?page_id=19#comment-5 These are just fantastic Sergiu. I have downloaded the .PDFs, printed them all out and placed them in a folder. They have saved me hours of time. Every time I want to focus on a new aspect of the TeleSeminar, I start by reviewing the Mind-Maps. Then I go to the detail in my course notes, prior to generating my own Action Plan for the project I am working on. Eventually, as I get more experience under my belt, I am hoping not to have to rely on the Maps so much. But Alex's Course is SO content rich, I can't imagine my not reviewing them to help me improve - or add something new - every time I start a project. The Mind-Maps have also helped me think-tank 'out of the box'. When I am approaching someone new, I can very quickly come up with ideas to sell the TeleSeminar and to find ways of 'monetizing'. Thanks - Michael PS. Just a thought - It has taken an age to download these - this is a techie problem. It is 42 downloads so far (48 for the full set), and each download caused my browser to re-draw (twice) before allowing me to download the next file (sometimes it would download more than one copy as it was difficult to guage when the download icon was 'active'). So it has taken about 90 minutes to do this. Is there any way of having One button to down load the full Course set of .PDFs; and perhaps a Second button to download all the PDFs within a Module? [I have done this now - so it's not for me - and I am happy! But it might help others.] These are just fantastic Sergiu. I have downloaded the .PDFs, printed them all out and placed them in a folder. They have saved me hours of time. Every time I want to focus on a new aspect of the TeleSeminar, I start by reviewing the Mind-Maps. Then I go to the detail in my course notes, prior to generating my own Action Plan for the project I am working on.

Eventually, as I get more experience under my belt, I am hoping not to have to rely on the Maps so much. But Alex’s Course is SO content rich, I can’t imagine my not reviewing them to help me improve – or add something new – every time I start a project.

The Mind-Maps have also helped me think-tank ‘out of the box’. When I am approaching someone new, I can very quickly come up with ideas to sell the TeleSeminar and to find ways of ‘monetizing’.

Thanks – Michael

PS. Just a thought – It has taken an age to download these – this is a techie problem. It is 42 downloads so far (48 for the full set), and each download caused my browser to re-draw (twice) before allowing me to download the next file (sometimes it would download more than one copy as it was difficult to guage when the download icon was ‘active’). So it has taken about 90 minutes to do this. Is there any way of having One button to down load the full Course set of .PDFs; and perhaps a Second button to download all the PDFs within a Module? [I have done this now - so it's not for me - and I am happy! But it might help others.]

]]> Comment on The Implementation Success Triangle by Joel Orr http://www.themindmappingguy.com/blog/the-success-triangle/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Joel Orr Wed, 24 Mar 2010 18:04:52 +0000 http://www.themindmappingguy.com/blog/?page_id=106#comment-4 Sergiu, what a powerful overlay for understanding a very detailed and complex body of knowledge! It really emphasizes the value of your mindmaps, while giving me a way to think about my own projects right away! Thank you! Warmly, Joel Sergiu, what a powerful overlay for understanding a very detailed and complex body of knowledge! It really emphasizes the value of your mindmaps, while giving me a way to think about my own projects right away!

Thank you!

Warmly,
Joel

]]> Comment on TSS SuperCharger Module 1 by SergiuSimmel http://www.themindmappingguy.com/blog/tss-supercharger-toc/tss-supercharger-module-1/comment-page-1/#comment-3 SergiuSimmel Wed, 03 Mar 2010 04:34:38 +0000 http://www.themindmappingguy.com/blog/?page_id=35#comment-3 Hi Mari, You're awesome! Thank you for your comments, and keep sending them over. The "User's Guide" is the first thing on my list for when I get back from the TSS Reunion. No doubt. For the M icon things, you'll need MindManager from MindJet. If you don't have it, and you're not planning on creating mindmaps of your own, don't worry about it. Sergiu Hi Mari,

You’re awesome! Thank you for your comments, and keep sending them over.

The “User’s Guide” is the first thing on my list for when I get back from the TSS Reunion. No doubt.
For the M icon things, you’ll need MindManager from MindJet. If you don’t have it, and you’re not planning on creating mindmaps of your own, don’t worry about it.

Sergiu

]]> Comment on TSS SuperCharger Module 1 by mari@kitcenwizardmari.com http://www.themindmappingguy.com/blog/tss-supercharger-toc/tss-supercharger-module-1/comment-page-1/#comment-2 mari@kitcenwizardmari.com Wed, 03 Mar 2010 02:20:31 +0000 http://www.themindmappingguy.com/blog/?page_id=35#comment-2 Hi Sergiu, Wow, this is quite amazing. 1. One thing that would be a huge help is a "user's guide". Some i can figure out, but these -> <-, etc. I don't know what they mean. also what's the best/easiest way to study this. (Action guide for TSS Super Charger!) Being able to see the structure is super helpful, yet I'm not familiar w/ mind-mapping (except for my casual hand-drawn ones). So, please create something so that those who's never really used mind-maps will understand and take full advantage of them. 2. I cannot open Mindmaps (the M icon) at all. I tried to open thru mindjet thing thru Firefox, but still get page 404 error. Hi Sergiu,
Wow, this is quite amazing.
1. One thing that would be a huge help is a “user’s guide”. Some i can figure out, but these -> <-, etc. I don't know what they mean.
also what's the best/easiest way to study this. (Action guide for TSS Super Charger!)
Being able to see the structure is super helpful, yet I'm not familiar w/ mind-mapping (except for my casual hand-drawn ones). So, please create something so that those who's never really used mind-maps will understand and take full advantage of them.

2. I cannot open Mindmaps (the M icon) at all. I tried to open thru mindjet thing thru Firefox, but still get page 404 error.

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