“Even after writing a half dozen books and several hundred
articles, I still find it difficult to know where to start when I’m
looking at a new project. Getting the germ of whatever ideas I
might have down into something that starts to look and sound
intelligent is anything but second nature. Somewhere in my head,
there’s a jumble of fleeting thoughts, ideas, and concepts, running
every which way with no map for me to follow other than some casual
mental digging here and there. If you find yourself in the same
kind of cerebral jungle, what you and I really need is a mind
map.“Thomas Nagy’s kdissert is an application referred to as a mind
mapping tool…”
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