I began this approach by: - documenting every task that is done by my company - working with my assistant so she documents in fine detail how each task is conducted - (next step) is to organize the tasks into categories and create a table of contents - (then), Mind Map each task and organize the visual representation into a booklet.

Isn't Stevens-Ness an ok way to go?

Much easier to visualize and as they say, a picture is worth a 1000 words!

This made somewhat of a visual impact that draws the viewer to that highlight, and it reduces the likelihood of that post being skimmed over.

but, but....what if the loch ness monster jumps out of the sink and splashes water on the outlets....imagine what would happen if they are not GFCI?

Aaron, that's a very strong visual lol.

Drive through the neighborhoods and see how the big boys like beer companies push their products visually.

After that, I realized what a total waste of time it is for a property I'm going to be gutting anyway.ALL an inspector can do is visually look at the house.

I feel this is incredibly stupid if true that you basically paying $25 for visual voicemail which I don't even care about...

I love finding Real estate in terrible condition and visualizing what it could be..