You probably don’t want to become a Zen monk either, but you can live your life in a more Zen-like manner by following a few simple rules. However, I find great inspiration in the way they try to live their lives: the simplicity of their lives, the concentration and mindfulness of every activity, the calm and peace they find in their days. » 12 Essential Rules to Live More Like a Zen Monk “We have more possibilities available in each moment than we realize.” - Thich Nhat Hanh By Leo Babauta I’m not a Zen monk, nor will I ever become one. Whichever it may be, it's obvious you're about to take notes for that big essay assignment or group project, and you're not too excited about getting started! That's where a different kind of note taking comes in to play, one that is actually fun to do and will also help you to understand your notes better. Or perhaps it's a black Word document on your computer screen. The (above) mind map picture that I did for self-analysis was my first.ĩ9 Mind Mapping Resources, Tools, and Tips So, there you are staring at that black sheet of paper again. I drew them as part of my pre-vision board exercises. I also share illustrations from my personal art journal that I created some time ago. My post today takes it one step further with how I have used the concept of mind mapping for self analysis. Draw A Creative Mind Map for Self Analysis Many personal development experts share about the benefits of using mind maps. It’s the group that tries out mind mapping, but finds there’s something not quite working for them. Then there’s another group of people, which you might be in.
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