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SUPPORT TREE

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À propos

The SUPPORT TREE mind map template is a personal network mapping tool used by community organizers, homesteaders, and lifelong learners to visualize their support ecosystem. It covers 9 major branches with 43 named contacts across categories like Colead Workshops, Me Assist Workshops, Attend Workshops, Homesteading, Buddies on the learning path, Skillflex hours, Like the way they think, Consult, and Catering. Each branch lists specific individuals and their skills—for example, 'Lucia Horan -- Dance' under Me Assist Workshops, 'Jim Gallas -- reiki' under the same branch, and 'YOUR NAME HERE -- let's connect and Think and Listen' under Buddies on the learning path. This SUPPORT TREE template helps users identify gaps, track collaborations, and plan reciprocal exchanges within their personal and professional circles.

Conditions d'utilisation

Quand utiliser ce modèle

Workshop organizers and community coordinators

Planning a community workshop series and need to identify co-facilitators and assistants.

Lifelong learners and self-directed students

Evaluating your personal learning network and tracking workshops you want to attend.

Homesteaders and intentional community members

Mapping out skill exchanges or barter relationships within a homesteading or co-living group.

Comment utiliser ce modèle

Étape 1

Open and Initialize Your Support Tree

Download the .xmind file and open it in Xmind to begin visualizing your personal support ecosystem.

Étape 2

Customize Branches and Input Personal Contacts

Replace the placeholder names and categories across the nine branches with your actual contacts and specific skills.

Étape 3

Record Detailed Notes and Export Map

Add specific contact details or interaction dates using the Notes feature before exporting your map as an image or PDF.

Questions fréquentes

It's a personal network mapping tool to visualize and organize your support system—people who co-lead workshops, assist, teach, consult, or provide catering. It helps track skills, relationships, and collaboration opportunities.

Open the .xmind file in Xmind, then replace the placeholder names (e.g., 'YOUR NAME HERE') with your actual contacts. Add or remove branches to match your own support network categories.

Yes, you can rename, add, or delete branches. For example, you might add a 'Mentors' branch or split 'Attend Workshops' into subcategories like 'Online' and 'In-Person'.

Yes, it's a free Xmind template that you can edit in Xmind desktop or web. All nodes are fully customizable—change names, add notes, or attach resources.

It refers to people who offer skill-sharing sessions, like Andrew (Digital Literacy) and Jennifer (Time Management). Use this branch to track skill exchanges or volunteer hours.

'Like the way they think' lists thinkers and herbalists (e.g., Heidi for Salves, Tinctures) whose perspectives you admire, while 'Consult' is for paid or formal advisors like Doug Livingston.

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