Mind Map Template for Beginners: Write the Topic in the Center, Branch Out, and Decide What to Do

A mind map template for beginners, for workers and students who want to write a topic in the center, branch out freely, and settle tasks, owners, and dates on one board. It has four pages: on page 1 you write the topic and three rules (one word in the center, short words on branches, one topic per branch), compare good and bad examples, and pick the center word; on page 2 you grow six branches and get every leaf out; on page 3 you place leaves by effect and ease to choose the ones to use; on page 4 you sort them into now, next, and someday and set an owner, date, and first step. The task board has five columns - To do, Listing, Choosing, Doing, and Done - and four parent tasks with three subtasks each. To build one, put a noun in the center, grow branches with short words like when, where, who, and what, and ask 'Why?', 'For example?', and 'What else?' on thin branches. Text-based editing lets you indent with Tab. Use it alone or with a private team.