Using MindManager and Lotus Notes to Get Things Done
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Yesterday I sat in on a free webinar, organized by MindJet and presented by Eric Mack. In the session, Eric showed how he uses MindManager as a personal knowledge management tool and how he connects it to his Lotus Notes setup.
This session was probably the best free webinar I have attended. (What is the correct verb for webinar attendance?) It’s been my experience that free sessions tend to be short on content and long on sales pitch. This was the reverse. Apart from a short reference to his product, when describing his software setup, Eric delivered the information advertised by MindJet.
Eric took us through his toolkit: hardware, software and methodology, then touched briefly on productivity and knowledge management. He then walked us through a typical Eric day, showing how he applies MindManager and Lotus Notes for research, project management, visual thinking, planning, and much more. He also touched on the advantages of using mind maps for his processes.
One of the hardware/software setups that struck a chord with a number of the participants is around the way Eric organizes and uses his computer desktop. Due to the interest in his process, he committed to posting more detail on his blog. True to his word, Out of sight, out of mind. Out of mind, ready to focus was posted yesterday afternoon.
I’ve no other experience to say whether the quality of yesterday’s presentation is representative of all MindJet offerings or just reflect Eric’s commitment to quality. Either way, I recommend you check out other courses available from MindJet. (Incidently, I am not affiliated with MindJet in any way. I am impressed with what they offered yesterday.)
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