Challenge : 

 I was introduced to mind mapping through a mentor who challenged his employees to ' think different ' .   When we met to work on a business problem one of the first things he would do is draw / doodle / map   what he knew and input from the meeting on a white board . I have also been part of mind mapping   exercises at sustainability conferences and in market research . Right now I am laid off late in my career   and looking for change towards doing something I will find interesting as well as provide a more   balanced lifestyle . 

 Selection : 

 So naturally the tool I selected is mind mapping . My intent was to think freely about what is important   to me combined with what I like to do within some type of goal framing to prepare for possible   execution of the idea . 

 Application : 

 First to prepare I read some books and articles . There was one from Fortune magazine with advice from   Warren Buffet about focusing on few things and prioritizing one goal in order to be successful . A   professor recommended the Marshall Goldsmith book Mojo . Also I was working with an outplacement   service to modernize my resume , practice elevator speeches and interview with recruiters to polish self   promotion skills . 

 While this was going on I set aside some quite time to mind map my immediate future . To think about   what I want life to be like combined with what I was learning . I took a large piece of paper and put ' Ashley   2015 ' in the middle . From there I thought about major areas of interest and spidered them out . The   areas I wound up with are : People , Health , Finances , Home . Each of these encompassed a few more   areas in detail so I kept spidering until I felt I had no more ideas to add to it . 

 Insight : 

 After leaving it alone for a day I sat down to review it . Overall I like having the visual to easily be able to   focus on how this years goals provide direction for the future . I found alignment in some of the items   and started drawing dotted lines between them . For example , journaling daily aligns with writing Linked   In posts and to my goal of writing a book about analytics . 

 Approach : 

 Mind mapping for goal planning is something that can be repeated as needed . There are apps for it that   I have used previously but I like just drawing it out with a pen and paper . It helps me keep focus on the   ideas rather than the technology . I do n't think I would use a different tool . Rather I feel I would like to   continue applying mind mapping on this and other projects . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: Ashley
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: Challenge : 

 I was introduced to mind mapping through a mentor who challenged his employees to ' think different ' .   When we met to work on a business problem one of the first things he would do is draw / doodle / map   what he knew and input from the meeting on a white board . I have also been part of mind mapping   exercises at sustainability conferences and in market research . Right now I am laid off late in my career   and looking for change towards doing something I will find interesting as well as provide a more   balanced lifestyle . 

 Selection : 

 So naturally the tool I selected is mind mapping . My intent was to think freely about what is important   to me combined with what I like to do within some type of goal framing to prepare for possible   execution of the idea . 

 Application : 

 First to prepare I read some books and articles . There was one from Fortune magazine with advice from   Warren Buffet about focusing on few things and prioritizing one goal in order to be successful . A   professor recommended the Marshall Goldsmith book Mojo . Also I was working with an outplacement   service to modernize my resume , practice elevator speeches and interview with recruiters to polish self   promotion skills . 

 While this was going on I set aside some quite time to mind map my immediate future . To think about   what I want life to be like combined with what I was learning . I took a large piece of paper and put ' Ashley   2015 ' in the middle . From there I thought about major areas of interest and spidered them out . The   areas I wound up with are : People , Health , Finances , Home . Each of these encompassed a few more   areas in detail so I kept spidering until I felt I had no more ideas to add to it . 

 Insight : 

 After leaving it alone for a day I sat down to review it . Overall I like having the visual to easily be able to   focus on how this years goals provide direction for the future . I found alignment in some of the items   and started drawing dotted lines between them . For example , journaling daily aligns with writing Linked   In posts and to my goal of writing a book about analytics . 

 Approach : 

 Mind mapping for goal planning is something that can be repeated as needed . There are apps for it that   I have used previously but I like just drawing it out with a pen and paper . It helps me keep focus on the   ideas rather than the technology . I do n't think I would use a different tool . Rather I feel I would like to   continue applying mind mapping on this and other projects .
### Output: 