This is the second post in the series How to write a book using mind maps. These posts feature the story of how Sean Mitton accomplished his ambitious goal of writing his first book, The Goal That …
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Over the coming months, we will be publishing a 5-part series, written by Sean Mitton, detailing how he used mind maps to plan, write, publish and promote his book "The Goal That United Canada". If …
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Guest Blogger: Dan Fries Where did the modern practice of agile project management derive from? While a few TED talks about agile project management touch on the subject of who learned it from …
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Guest Blogger: Dan Fries The human brain is likely the most powerful device on the planet. Although today's computers may be able to perform computations faster and digest more content, artificial …
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Let me put a scenario into your head, one that most project managers can relate to. You’ve been tasked by your supervisor to gather a team of colleagues in order to complete a mission critical new …
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By: Chuck Frey (Guest Blogger) Are you frustrated by task management systems that are too complex? Is it hard to see the status of your work at a glance? Then you really ought to take a closer look …
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