Session Overview

Dr. Subra Mukherjee presents a practical method to harness mind mapping for effective communication. The session explains how mind mapping and the cocp mapping framework (Clarity, Organization, Creativity, Productivity) turn scattered ideas into clear, structured messages for speeches, articles, proposals, and everyday conversations.

This approach matters because it removes the blank‑page paralysis, accelerates idea generation, and improves audience engagement. The presenter demonstrates repeatable workflows used in coaching, research, TEDx preparation, and writing — all demonstrated during the Xmind webinar.

You’ll Learn

• How to run a 12‑minute live mind mapping flow: speed map, review, and structure.

• How to apply the cocp mapping framework to gain clarity and organize content for any message.

• How to create an article or speech map: research, core message, opening, roadmap, grab, emotion, and conclusion.

• How to convert a divergent speed map into a structured mind map for faster writing and speaking.

• Daily habits to build mind mapping skill and use mind mapping for decision making, planning, and content creation.

Workflow at a Glance

• Speed map: place topic at center on blank landscape paper, 5 minutes of divergent idea capture without judgment.

• Review: 2 minutes to scan the speed map and collect additional ideas.

• Structure: transfer keywords into a clean mind map (5–12 minutes) to form introduction, main points, and conclusion.

• Article and speech mapping: research audience and objective, define core message, build opening/roadmap/grab/emotion, finish with a call to action.

Pro Tips

• Use a blank, unruled paper in landscape or a simple mind mapping software to let ideas radiate freely.

• Practice divergent thinking: capture all ideas first, then organize later to avoid self‑censorship.

• Start with templates or a 15‑minute daily routine to build momentum; mind mapping should feel enjoyable, not a chore.

• Use the cocp mapping framework as a checklist: clarity, organization, creativity, then productivity will follow.

Who It’s For

This workflow fits professionals, educators, coaches, students, authors, researchers, and presenters who need clearer writing and speaking. Use mind mapping for proposals, lectures, books, TEDx talks, course design, and everyday meetings.

Resources Mentioned

• Pen and a blank unruled paper (landscape) for speed mapping.

• Mind mapping software or the Xmind app for building structured maps and templates.

• Quora, Google, and books for quick audience research and authority references.

• Reusable templates for article, speech, course, and book planning.