Write down a core idea or topic, then create a mind map of related ideas. Find the differences between related ideas to spur creative insights that you would otherwise overlook.
Mind maps are great way to get a grip of what you have in mind, or grasping your head around at the time. This also plays apart of one of my other blog post: "Ignore time". With that in mind your gonna need it to really research, and draw up a virtual, and a physical plan for everything to come out.
- Mind Mapping (Photo credit: sirwiseowl)
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