What is a mind map? Classes based on best-selling book can answer.

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(Newswire.net — April 16, 2013) Chicago IL — The human mind is a complicated and mysterious organ, and possibly the most powerful computer known in existence. Its functional limits are unknown, and humans have tried to unlock the mind’s true potential for thousands of years. The brain’s greatest powers of imagination and association may be best used in mind maps. For those who do not know what a mind map is, or desire to know how to use mind maps to learn faster, improve memory, think more creatively, and achieve personal, financial, and professional success, a new lecture series by entrepreneur John S. Rhodes may provide answers.

Mr. Rhodes recently wrote the Amazon bestselling eBook “Mind Maps: How to Improve Memory, Write Smarter, Plan Better, Think faster, and Make More Money,” and has based his class series upon the research and findings in his book. The series, entitled “Mind Maps and Mind Mapping,” contains 27 lectures that span 6 hours. The lectures teach students how to effectively use Mind Maps and Ming Mapping, in accordance with their mind’s natural inclinations.

The lecture series is entirely digital and is available 24/7 from any location with access to the internet from udemy.com. Udemy is an online lecture database that contains thousands of free and paid resources for people interested in learning about any number of subjects, from entrepreneurship to gardening. Udemy was founded in 2010 and has over 500,000 registered students.

More information about Mr. Rhodes’ new lecture series can be find through this URL: http://jjsnip.com/mind-maps-training. For access to Mr. Rhodes’ book that inspired the lessons, follow this link: http://jjsnip.com/mind-maps-review.

For the last 15 years, John S. Rhodes has successfully used mind maps and mind mapping in his business. He holds a B.S. in Management Science, M.A. in Philosophy and M.A. in Cognitive and Behavioral Psychology. His clients and associates include Lockheed Martin, IBM, Women.com, Cabelas and Binghamton University.