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Helping the Mind Grasp Business

Wouldn`t it be fantastic if there was a method that could help information sink in better? A way of reading that, not unlike osmosis, would get the topic to make perfect sense and stay fresh and crisp in your mind. Well there is such a tool and it is called the Mind Map. Mere reading is not learning. Nor is deep reading the only correct way to gain knowledge. When brain simulator like Mind Map technique is combined with reading, information becomes wellspring of knowledge. That is what Business Book Mind Map has embarked on with its new service of offering Mind Map Summaries of Business Books.

Unlike the conventional linear method of using long, running sentences, the Mind Map technique employs non-linear method by using key words and illustrations that have high mnemonic and recall value. British Psychologist Tony Buzan developed the Mind Map technique based on Dr. Roger Sperry`s Noble-prize winning research work on the brain and his own extensive studies on memory. Currently, an estimated 300 million people worldwide are avid users of the Mind Map technique. Some critics say that search engines like Google, MSN and Yahoo with powerful algorithms will make services like Business Book Mind Map, obsolete.

CEO of Business Book Mind Map Dr. Mariaraj brushes their criticism aside. "Currently search engines can only find documents that you are looking for. There is still a gap between locating a document and understanding information in the document. With the exponential rate at which information is being produced these days, our service will become more and more useful".Anyone interested in the service can download a free Mind Map at their website. Business Book Mind Map publishes Mind Map Summaries of Best Selling Business Books. They are privately held firm based in Los Angeles, CA. With a unique process, patent pending, Business Book Mind Map distills the essence of a book and converts it to an easily understandable Mind Map.