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Ideas Architects

Know where you are, where you want to go, and how.

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Self-paced learning /
Lifetime access
No previous knowledge needed

58 lessons /
7 hours of video
Tips & Exercices
Organize your thoughts and work with maps
Practice the essence of Mind Mapping
Rediscover the joy of thinking creatively, work with your hands, clarify your mind and getting things done.
Think from the perspective of connection
Turn your chaos into visual maps with both a structured and systematic approach to clarify priorities, focus on goals, capture the details and maintain a vision of the whole.
Share with the community and get feedback
Ask your questions and get the support you need. Our goal is to help you reach your objectives.
Join live sessions to share experiences.
This course is for you if you want to:
· Manage and organize information effectively
· Maintain a global view while capturing details
· Identify new connections and enhance creativity
· Better understand your interlocutor by asking the right questions
· Organize and prioritize tasks
· Facilitate collaborative and problem solving meetings
· Enhance long-term memorization
· Synthesize information and clarify complex topics
· Speak with confidence
· Learn easily and quickly
A journey of experiences

Part 1
1-1 The fork
Intro
This is a mind map
What's changing?
Your itinerary

1-2 Practice
Experience
How to Build a Map: Basic Rules
Exchange information
Transforming information into pictograms
Why does it work?
Tips: Drawing pictos

1-3 The key
A problem to solve
Creativity and information management: turning the toy box upside down
Organize myself with a map
What does it do?
Tips: Collaborative maps
Part 2
2-1 The posture
A pleasant situation
In investigator mode
Connect to the right information
The hook
Concentration exercise
Micro and macro vision
Tips: Maps & Questions

2-2 Good memory?
The method of places
The ingredients for creating a good memory
Memorize a map
Marked territory
Tips: Reactivation

2-3 Unique and multiple
Some data
Testing Your Engrams, Experience 1
Testing Your Engrams, Experience 2
Mapping knowledge
Tips: Mother map, daughter map
Part 3
3-1 Your style
Map of the map
All different
Total brain and Swiss army knife
Rebalancing skills
Tips: More visual impact

3-2 The synthesis
Understanding and structuring written information
5 steps
Speaking with a map
Feedback
Tips: Details are important

3-3 With a machine
Using Xmind Software
Your personal action plan
Digital tools tour
Tips: By hand or with software?
Ideas Architects
Letter
Your words
Words from participants
"It makes you want to take action. I feel like responding to you. We’re in a state of discovery."
— Nolwenn, Finance Consultant & Facilitator
"I think it’s really going to be a tool that will help me accept letting go of things, refocusing, and clearing my mind."
"I see more clearly where I stand. In the end, it’s a time saver."
— Chrystèle, Teacher & Head of Projects
"It’s an e-learning course, but I feel like I’m watching videos of you."
"I finished last night. On my phone, in the middle of the night. It was amazing."
— Isabel, Manager & Entrepreneurship
"I went back just for the pleasure of listening."
— Silvia, Mentor & Artist
Life isn't linear. Why would you want to rely on making lists?

Join this training

Know where you are, where you want to go, and how.

Organize your thoughts and work with maps

Practice the essence of Mind Mapping

Think from the perspective of connection

Share with the community and get feedback

This course is for you if you want to:

A journey of experiences

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Words from participants

"It makes you want to take action. I feel like responding to you. We’re in a state of discovery."

"I think it’s really going to be a tool that will help me accept letting go of things, refocusing, and clearing my mind.""I see more clearly where I stand. In the end, it’s a time saver."

"It’s an e-learning course, but I feel like I’m watching videos of you.""I finished last night. On my phone, in the middle of the night. It was amazing."

"I went back just for the pleasure of listening."

Life isn't linear. Why would you want to rely on making lists?

"I think it’s really going to be a tool that will help me accept letting go of things, refocusing, and clearing my mind."
"I see more clearly where I stand. In the end, it’s a time saver."

"It’s an e-learning course, but I feel like I’m watching videos of you."
"I finished last night. On my phone, in the middle of the night. It was amazing."