Use Your Head¶
Buzan, T. (1974). Use Your Head. BBC Books.
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- Future Wheel
- The clarity also extends to the identification of priority considerations: a future wheel that explores four layers typically produces a map with dozens or hundreds of nodes, of which a small number are strategically consequential; explicit mapping, in the tradition of mind-mapping techniques developed by Buzan (1974), makes the prioritization defensible and inspectable, rather than purely intuitive.
This sourceFoundational mind-mapping text (companion to the BBC series); supports the claim that explicit spatial/visual representation makes prioritization defensible and inspectable rather than purely intuitive — the visual ancestor of branching consequence maps.
- The clarity also extends to the identification of priority considerations: a future wheel that explores four layers typically produces a map with dozens or hundreds of nodes, of which a small number are strategically consequential; explicit mapping, in the tradition of mind-mapping techniques developed by Buzan (1974), makes the prioritization defensible and inspectable, rather than purely intuitive.
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