Mind Mapping 

 Challenge 

 Organising my clothing rack in such a manner that I do n’t need to reorganize it every week . Usually ,   with the classical way the rack is organized , that is , by keeping the everyday clothes at one corner   and the college clothes at another corner , it wasted a lot of time to 1 ) Choose a dress which takes   considerable time 2 ) It needed to be reorganized every week which again took about 1 hr per week . 

 Selection 

 I chose mind mapping as a tool because I realized that the main problem with the organization of the   rack was that the clothes were kept in neatly folded queues but that did n’t help me to save time .   And each week , I was wasting a lot of time in reorganizing as well as selecting . I needed a way to 1 )   Save time and 2 ) Do something about the organizations of clothing queues which lasted for a month . 

 Application 

 First of all , I counted the number of shelves I was using for my clothes , which were four , including a   big wide shelf with a place for hanger ( which I used to display the special function clothes ) and three   small shelves . Secondly , I made a note of what I kept where and why . Thirdly , I used the information   and decided how I could mix and match to make sure that I did n’t need to reorganize my rack   weekly . Fourthly , I decided to remove the crease - free clothes which I did n’t use much from the wide   shelf , and I put lots of my everyday clothes there with the college clothes . Lastly , I made sure to   reorganise the shelfs according to their functionality rather than in the manner which just   differentiated between the category of the clothes . 

 Insight 

 While , I kept the clothes well in the traditional way , but it was limiting me by taking a lot of my time   to organize the rack and reorganize it on a weekly basis . I realized that keeping the shelves   differentiated did n’t help me . Because , while they were all in neat stacks and perfectly organized   according to their functions , it also made sure that the clothes were n’t perfectly visible and so it   took a lot of time to do what I could do quickly now . The most important thing for me was to realize   that we need to find our own way through the creative process and choose what suits us best . 

 Approach 

 The next time , I think I will make sure to be less rigid . When I started of with reorganization of my   rack , I placed the limitation that I must reorganize it in the way that I have always reorganized it ,   that is , by making clear distinction between the formal , casual and every day clothes . But while , the   categories are all fine , it took me a while to realize that I can differentiate between the categories   without needing to place them in different compartments , and actually organizing the clothes   according to how much I am going to use it helped me to finally get over the need to reorganize the   rack every week to make sure that I am not repeating the same clothes . While , I realize that we must   place a restriction when we apply the design thinking tools , we must choose the restrictions   carefully as usually our restrictions might limit us from doing something really out of the box if we   are n’t careful . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: 
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
URL_PERSONAL: 
USERNAME: 

### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: Mind Mapping 

 Challenge 

 Organising my clothing rack in such a manner that I do n’t need to reorganize it every week . Usually ,   with the classical way the rack is organized , that is , by keeping the everyday clothes at one corner   and the college clothes at another corner , it wasted a lot of time to 1 ) Choose a dress which takes   considerable time 2 ) It needed to be reorganized every week which again took about 1 hr per week . 

 Selection 

 I chose mind mapping as a tool because I realized that the main problem with the organization of the   rack was that the clothes were kept in neatly folded queues but that did n’t help me to save time .   And each week , I was wasting a lot of time in reorganizing as well as selecting . I needed a way to 1 )   Save time and 2 ) Do something about the organizations of clothing queues which lasted for a month . 

 Application 

 First of all , I counted the number of shelves I was using for my clothes , which were four , including a   big wide shelf with a place for hanger ( which I used to display the special function clothes ) and three   small shelves . Secondly , I made a note of what I kept where and why . Thirdly , I used the information   and decided how I could mix and match to make sure that I did n’t need to reorganize my rack   weekly . Fourthly , I decided to remove the crease - free clothes which I did n’t use much from the wide   shelf , and I put lots of my everyday clothes there with the college clothes . Lastly , I made sure to   reorganise the shelfs according to their functionality rather than in the manner which just   differentiated between the category of the clothes . 

 Insight 

 While , I kept the clothes well in the traditional way , but it was limiting me by taking a lot of my time   to organize the rack and reorganize it on a weekly basis . I realized that keeping the shelves   differentiated did n’t help me . Because , while they were all in neat stacks and perfectly organized   according to their functions , it also made sure that the clothes were n’t perfectly visible and so it   took a lot of time to do what I could do quickly now . The most important thing for me was to realize   that we need to find our own way through the creative process and choose what suits us best . 

 Approach 

 The next time , I think I will make sure to be less rigid . When I started of with reorganization of my   rack , I placed the limitation that I must reorganize it in the way that I have always reorganized it ,   that is , by making clear distinction between the formal , casual and every day clothes . But while , the   categories are all fine , it took me a while to realize that I can differentiate between the categories   without needing to place them in different compartments , and actually organizing the clothes   according to how much I am going to use it helped me to finally get over the need to reorganize the   rack every week to make sure that I am not repeating the same clothes . While , I realize that we must   place a restriction when we apply the design thinking tools , we must choose the restrictions   carefully as usually our restrictions might limit us from doing something really out of the box if we   are n’t careful .
### Output: 