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Mr Radzi gave the lecture about stereotype, logical and creative mind-map.
The stereotype is the very first impression on something in your mind. Mr Radzi gave the explanation by playing game. He first wrote the answer on 2 paper and then ask the question to see whether they are same or not. The stereotype on anything in our mind can kill our creativity. We should avoid stereotype because they are not special and unit, they have been used for thousands time. BUT, we must know the stereotype well so that we can avoid.
Mr Radzi have show us many examples of creative and logical mind map. In order to come out a very creative mind map, you have to use some elements. For examples, the color, graphic images, arrow, font size, etc.
The logical mind map is basically for gathering the information about the subject you want to study. Any information that collected are usually very basic and tend to stereotype.
The Evaluating Reality Mind Map (above mind map) helps guide Life Coaches in evaluating their client’s current reality and circumstances. The Mind Map first presents a series of questions that the Life Coach asks their client in order to help them get a better understanding of their current behavior. Once the client’s behavioral patterns have been identified, the Life Coach delves into the client’s Learning Style – helping them to set effective tasks that will naturally motivate the client to achieve their goals and objectives. Furthermore, the Mind Map looks at how a Life Coach can optimize learning for their client during tasks, and concludes with a look at a client’s Success Strategy – what a client does on a daily basis that helps them naturally achieve their goals and objectives.
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