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# Introduction to Mind Mapping (Online)
- URL: https://www.events-bergueda.com/introduction-to-mind-mapping-online/
- Published: 2026-07-19T09:12:33.000Z
- Updated: 2026-08-02T07:21:41.000Z
- Description: Join this free online session to discover mind mapping techniques for clearer thinking and better organisation. Open to all levels.
- Author: Mats W
- Tags: Events Berguedà, professional, Online

📅 2 AUG 2026  
⏰ 17:00–18:00h  
📍 Online (Google Meet):

RSVP: Accept the [Google Calendar invite](https://calendar.app.google/tKMvFSDrYBohxKmp6) to let us know you're coming

Organized by: [Mats W](https://t.me/MatsWaveFrequency)

The event will happen only if at least one person registers.

Cost: FREE / If you wish, you may contribute

Mind mapping is a simple way to organise ideas visually, making it easier to think, plan, learn, and solve problems.

This one-hour introductory session is designed for complete beginners. No previous experience is required.

During the session, I will demonstrate how I personally use mind maps to organise information, clarify ideas, and break down complex topics into manageable pieces.

Together we will create a practical mind map around a personal goal, showing how a single idea can be expanded into actions, obstacles, resources, and next steps.

The session includes:

> a short introduction to mind mapping  
> the basic principles of creating effective mind maps  
> a demonstration using a digital mind-mapping tool  
> a guided practical exercise based on a goal of your own  
> time for questions and discussion

One excellent free tool for creating digital mind maps is GitMind, which we'll use as an example during the session: [https://gitmind.com](https://gitmind.com/)

This is not a productivity masterclass or an advanced workshop. The aim is simply to become comfortable with a technique that can be used for planning projects, studying, brainstorming, problem-solving, and organising your thoughts.

Bring a notebook if you prefer drawing by hand, or a computer if you'd like to follow along digitally.

Sometimes a single page is all it takes to bring clarity to a complex idea.