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August 31, 2010 Ask the pubcoachThe difference between mindmapping that works and TMI
Today I answer a question from a reader who is struggling with the demands of academic writing. How can she write faster, better? Read on to learn more.... * A reader named Autumn Alexander submitted the following question to the Publication Coach:
4) Are you spending too much time staring into space, not knowing what to write? Don't mindmap too early. Instead, make sure you have done most, if not all, of your research and, even more importantly, ensure you've given yourself time to think about your findings. I like to go for a walk before mindmapping -- it gives my brain a chance to wander, along with my legs. Thank you, Autumn, for submitting your question to Ask the Pubcoach. (I realize this name makes it sound as though I should serve drinks on the side, but I'm using it because it's shorter, snappier and it's also my Twitter handle -- @pubcoach.)
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