Comments on: Never Eat Alone http://litemind.com/never-eat-alone/ Exploring ways to use our minds efficiently. Sun, 20 Jul 2008 14:40:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Luciano Passuello http://litemind.com/never-eat-alone/#comment-4897 Luciano Passuello Thu, 03 Apr 2008 14:01:45 +0000 http://litemind.com/never-eat-alone/#comment-4897 <strong>Rogier</strong>: The mind map looks great on your wall! Your photo made my day — thanks for sharing it! :) Regarding the contact form, I just tried it and it seems to be working fine. Maybe it didn’t work for you because the answer to that question has to be spelled out ('five' instead of '5'). Just in case, I replaced that particular security question with another to avoid any problems in the future. Thanks! Rogier: The mind map looks great on your wall! Your photo made my day — thanks for sharing it! :)
Regarding the contact form, I just tried it and it seems to be working fine. Maybe it didn’t work for you because the answer to that question has to be spelled out (’five’ instead of ‘5′). Just in case, I replaced that particular security question with another to avoid any problems in the future. Thanks!

]]> By: Rogier http://litemind.com/never-eat-alone/#comment-4829 Rogier Thu, 03 Apr 2008 10:54:32 +0000 http://litemind.com/never-eat-alone/#comment-4829 Thanks a lot for your great MindMap of the book Never Eat Alone. I'm always having trouble remembering book content... . I loved your MindMap but it was so big... and I just want it on paper... It became a poster! :-) Check it out here: http://picasaweb.google.com/r.vwagtendonk/JustSomeIceland/photo#5184965579830088658 Tnx again! Rogier btw 10 minus 5 equals 5 or am i becoming crazy?.... didn't worked on your contact form.. Thanks a lot for your great MindMap of the book Never Eat Alone. I’m always having trouble remembering book content… . I loved your MindMap but it was so big… and I just want it on paper… It became a poster! :-)

Check it out here: http://picasaweb.google.com/r......9830088658

Tnx again!

Rogier

btw 10 minus 5 equals 5 or am i becoming crazy?…. didn’t worked on your contact form..

]]> By: Rogier http://litemind.com/never-eat-alone/#comment-3593 Rogier Sun, 30 Mar 2008 19:20:16 +0000 http://litemind.com/never-eat-alone/#comment-3593 Amazing... how this MindMap works.. so freaking cool!! :-) Thank you very much! Love the book Never Eat Alone.. and want to have in my mind always! Amazing… how this MindMap works.. so freaking cool!! :-)

Thank you very much! Love the book Never Eat Alone.. and want to have in my mind always!

]]> By: A Long Long Road » 100 Resources To Improve Your Career, Relationships And Money http://litemind.com/never-eat-alone/#comment-944 A Long Long Road » 100 Resources To Improve Your Career, Relationships And Money Thu, 22 Nov 2007 15:28:52 +0000 http://litemind.com/never-eat-alone/#comment-944 [...] Never Eat Alone - change your negative mindset about networking with this book review. [...] [...] Never Eat Alone - change your negative mindset about networking with this book review. [...]

]]> By: The Personal Development Carnival http://litemind.com/never-eat-alone/#comment-447 The Personal Development Carnival Mon, 29 Oct 2007 02:28:33 +0000 http://litemind.com/never-eat-alone/#comment-447 <strong>The Personal Development Carnival - October 28, 2007 Edition...</strong> Welcome to the October 28, 2007 edition of The Personal Development Carnival! — Wenchypoo presents An Investment in Life and the Family Orchard posted at Wisdom From Wenchypoo’s Mental Wastebasket. Brad Bollenbach presents Finding Your P... The Personal Development Carnival - October 28, 2007 Edition…

Welcome to the October 28, 2007 edition of The Personal Development Carnival!
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Wenchypoo presents An Investment in Life and the Family Orchard posted at Wisdom From Wenchypoo’s Mental Wastebasket.
Brad Bollenbach presents Finding Your P…

]]> By: Luciano Passuello http://litemind.com/never-eat-alone/#comment-326 Luciano Passuello Fri, 19 Oct 2007 21:58:28 +0000 http://litemind.com/never-eat-alone/#comment-326 Thanks Giuliano, Donald and Fier for the comments. <strong>Fier</strong>: I usually mind map directly on the computer for "reference" maps, while preferring paper mind map for "brainstorming" maps. As for books, I annotate them first (as outlined in '<a href="http://litemind.com/how-to-recall-an-entire-book-in-5-minutes-or-less/" rel="nofollow">How to Recall an Entire Book in 5 Minutes or Less</a>') and then mind map them directly in the software. The main way this book altered my world was by making me see business relationships in a warmer way, as I described in the post. It is a simpe insight — but one that makes all the difference. There were several other take-aways, of course, and I'll certainly explore some in future posts. Thanks for your interest! Thanks Giuliano, Donald and Fier for the comments.

Fier:
I usually mind map directly on the computer for “reference” maps, while preferring paper mind map for “brainstorming” maps. As for books, I annotate them first (as outlined in ‘How to Recall an Entire Book in 5 Minutes or Less‘) and then mind map them directly in the software.
The main way this book altered my world was by making me see business relationships in a warmer way, as I described in the post. It is a simpe insight — but one that makes all the difference. There were several other take-aways, of course, and I’ll certainly explore some in future posts. Thanks for your interest!

]]> By: Fier http://litemind.com/never-eat-alone/#comment-323 Fier Fri, 19 Oct 2007 13:40:44 +0000 http://litemind.com/never-eat-alone/#comment-323 Awsome. It goes against common knowledge, isn't it? You uses a peculiar type of Mindmap - turning keywords into concepts. Do you always mindmap directly on the software? I think that the summary is utterly useful but I'm always missing your personal observations on it. How do it changes your way of thinking or seeing the world? Awsome. It goes against common knowledge, isn’t it? You uses a peculiar type of Mindmap - turning keywords into concepts. Do you always mindmap directly on the software?
I think that the summary is utterly useful but I’m always missing your personal observations on it. How do it changes your way of thinking or seeing the world?

]]> By: Donald Latumahina http://litemind.com/never-eat-alone/#comment-290 Donald Latumahina Tue, 16 Oct 2007 12:34:35 +0000 http://litemind.com/never-eat-alone/#comment-290 Never Eat Alone is one of my favorite books. The lessons in it take years to master, so it's great to have a mind map of it. Thanks! Never Eat Alone is one of my favorite books. The lessons in it take years to master, so it’s great to have a mind map of it. Thanks!

]]> By: Giuliano g http://litemind.com/never-eat-alone/#comment-289 Giuliano g Tue, 16 Oct 2007 11:53:22 +0000 http://litemind.com/never-eat-alone/#comment-289 I used to think like you, about networking relationships. When I started to work in my environmental consulting business I created many interactions with everybody that could help my carreer. It seems like a selfish or interested way of getting closer to people, but surprise: I´ve been making many real friends even if the first approach had professional intents. Work partners are always having a good dinner at my home or they are offering me the same. It´s my pleasure to help them as they do to me. Professional interests in this kind of relationship always exists, but not as a sine qua non condition. I´ve been discovering as many real friends as professional opportunities. And networking is essential for both... Good article, my friend. I used to think like you, about networking relationships. When I started to work in my environmental consulting business I created many interactions with everybody that could help my carreer. It seems like a selfish or interested way of getting closer to people, but surprise: I´ve been making many real friends even if the first approach had professional intents. Work partners are always having a good dinner at my home or they are offering me the same. It´s my pleasure to help them as they do to me. Professional interests in this kind of relationship always exists, but not as a sine qua non condition. I´ve been discovering as many real friends as professional opportunities. And networking is essential for both…
Good article, my friend.

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