Games, Mind Maps, and Doodles

Regular readers know I focus on Reading, Writing, and Publishing on this blog but today’s post could certainly help anyone.

I’ve posted about games recently—Games for Writers ( or, really, anyone :-)

And, I’ve shown an example of using mind maps in my own work—I Give Myself A Fantastic Writing Challenge . . .

But, this post is also about the creative power of Doodles :-)

There’s a woman named Sunni Brown who is a champion of games and doodling.

But, I must add at this point that my Oxford Pro Dictionary defines doodle as “scribble absent-mindedly”…

Sunni disagrees with that and you can hear her do that eloquently in the first video below.

Naturally, she has books about productive gaming and doodling.

Plus, if you go to that site you can take a $121 course to become a Personal Infodooler and, perhaps, earn back your money :-)

So, without further ado, a short than a longer video with Sunni letting you know how doodling can help you think more productivity:

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