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Mind map as a project list?

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Kornet

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I have created a mind map on my iPad describing my roles and goals for 2012. It turned out that I continued to write down my ideas on the mind map and some of the goals got projects associated with them :) For example, Work - Made my work comfortable - Separate office - Decorate with old planes photos.

Should I continue this mind map and use it as a project list or is it better to leave that mind map as a bench mark for my 2013 goals and start a new one by making a copy?
 
Kornet;94727 said:
Should I continue this mind map and use it as a project list or is it better to leave that mind map as a bench mark for my 2013 goals and start a new one by making a copy?
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Just start a new one and save the benchmark copy into your tickler file for december. That will be a lot of fun and if not you just delete the file nothing wasted.
 
CPU_Modern, thanks for the advice!

Do you also use a mind map as a Project list? Do you have any advice for me?
 
I use a mind map for my projects list as it allows me to link them cleanly with my areas of focus and to keep track of sub projects as well.

It works great, except at weekly review, when I switch to an outline view so I can go down the list quickly.
 
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