Sketching ideas

From your mind map:
  • Divide a piece of paper into six sections.
  • Dedicate each section to a sketched idea, based on a single trigger from your Better Mind Map

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The Better Mind Map: a quick technique to organise thinking and boost creativity

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The Better Mind Map: a quick technique to organise thinking and boost creativity

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