Here are some key actions and exercises that will help increase your speed and ability to manage information overload. These hints and tips come from “The Speed Reading Book” by Tony Buzan and “The Buzan Study Skills Hand Book” (both
How can you improve your memory? It's a question I get all the time and Bill and I at Mindwerx are now in the planning process for running the 2016 Australian Memory Championship, while I've also been helping get the
Some time ago I watched a fascinating interview with Psychiatrist Dr Norman Doidge who has researched the science behind neuroplasticity and written a great book… The Brain that Changes Itself. Here are a few key points that struck a chord …
Grouping or classifying mind maps has potential to be somewhat academic. It may be appropriate to a specific use. For example, a book describing mind maps may use chapter headings for different types of mind map such as: personal, business,
It's well-known that many of the most successful people in the world are highly effective readers, that is, they read strategically with a clear purpose and focus. "President John F. Kennedy is perhaps the most famous speed reader. This is
I recently reread Robert Epstein's article in Scientific American Mind magazine (Nov/Dec 2010) which explores what makes a good parent. Epstein conducted a scientific analysis that “ranks the 10 most effective child-rearing practices. Surprisingly some don't even involve the kids".
I was recently interviewed by Donna Hanson from Prime Solutions Training and Consulting for their new Expert Insights CD series on why Speed Reading should be part of your Learning and Development Programs. The series is designed to give Human
In his official Biography "The man who introduced the world to Mind Maps, Tony Buzan reveals that he loyally waited until after Michael Jackson's untimely demise before revealing details about their relationship. In a full explosive chapter Tony shares his
It's a well known fact that many of the most successful people in the world are highly effective readers, that is, they read strategically. "President John F. Kennedy is perhaps the most_famous speed reader. This is because he emphasised his
While travelling in London Underground today I noticed the vital importance of colour for communication. It is so much easier to follow the different routes in colour. But what if the map of the London Underground was in Black and
