What is a Mindmap?
“A place for everything, everything in its place.” – Benjamin Franklin Problem Ideas scatter. Notes pile. Focus dies. One page holds the fix. Mindmap Solution I found mindmaps in Programmatic Thinking in the early 2010s. One central idea node. Branches explode. Clarity deepens . A mindmap is a visual diagram used to organize information hierarchically around a central concept. It starts with a main idea in the center and branches out to related sub-topics, often using images, keywords, and colors to connect and illustrate relationships between ideas. This non-linear approach makes it a useful tool for brainstorming, problem-solving, and studying by helping to structure thoughts and improve memory. Why It Works Brain Rules → Medina Visual trumps linear. Pictures lock memory. Writing Tools → Clark Pattern + twist. Start center. Branch free. Philosophy → Franklin Order virtue. One sheet rules the concept . The pictured mindmap, with acronyms and my chicken ...