Speed Up Your Learning: Mind Map any Lecture + Podcast

I have distilled the best of what I've taught over the years to you in this course...for *free*. No catch. My goal is to ensure that everyone can be fearless when facing life’s chaos. Remember, it’s not about how much you learn in our information overload world, but identifying and focusing on the right things to constantly improve your life. Mind Maps and Strategic Thinking are essential tools to help you cut through the noise and future-proof yourself.

Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
01:00 - Engaging 3 ways of learning
02:25 - Mind map limitations
03:40 - The framework
07:17 - The tutorial
09:41 - Make space
12:24 - Using arrows
14:40 - How to incorporate existing knowledge
16:13 - Active learning through arranging
15:34 - Learn new terms
22:57 - When to make new nodes
28:48 - Update diagrams with new information
29:56 - Take a step back: the big picture

Sheng is a former tech strategist and a full-time decision-making consultant. Drawing from mind mapping, 1st principles, and practical business experience, he creates frameworks that help thousands of people and companies make informed decisions and refine their purpose. He founded Mind Map Nation, a mastermind group of lifelong learners dedicated to becoming creative critical thinkers and confident decision makers in a world that's increasingly chaotic and noisy.

[MurainaAbdullateefAfolabi]

Thank you so much for this video. I have been finding your videos helpful. God bless!

[rodleaverton]

Great explanations as to WHY we should mind map. It’s become a huge part of my daily work life. I use it primarily for collaboration and planning, but I need to incorporate into my personal learning process. Thank you for making these great videos!

[rakinkhan]

I found out your channel yesterday and i've been binging your videos like it's a netflix series xD lol. Anyway I wanted to say that it's absolutely amazing to watch your videos, they're so informative and it's helping me a lot to organize my messy & scattered thoughts. Thanks a ton.

[EgonLiberge]

Hey Sheng, thanks a lot for you video.
What do you do with your map after that ?
Do you also write kind of a syntheses in notion / atomic notes to distill the content into a more compact text format ?
Would love to know :)
Cheers

[victorsantos]

Hi, for some reason youtube algorithm have pushed me one of your videos, never have seen anything related to mind maps, so now I visiting your great video taking notes learning and really enjoy.
From Portugal I would like to say thanks and keep with the good work/fun share!

[ceafva]

This is good if you can stop and start but in a live lecture by the time I figure out what to record, I've missed things and out of sync now forward. Recommendations?

[greensoup]

What are your thoughts on mind mapping apps such as MindMeister vs handwriting ideas out?