How to Use Mind Maps to Work Smarter (and Faster)

Mind mapping is a great way to brainstorm and come up with new ideas. But you can do more than just word clouds with mind mapping software. In this video, Scott Friesen shows you how to use Miro for note-taking, meetings, project management, and so much more!

00:00 Flexible note-taking
03:08 Creative brainstorming session
05:50 No more boring meetings
09:27 Setting goals that stick

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Scott Friesen is a productivity specialist and founder of Simpletivity Training Inc.. He is also a prolific public speaker, workshop leader, and time management coach. Scott helps people to focus more time on what they want to get done and to experience less stress by simplifying their technology.

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[wannabedal-adx]

So this is basically a 11 min long commercial for Miro!?!! Not bad, but not what I was expecting when I clicked on the link. You can do the same things with MS Whiteboard. I did like the brainstorming and meeting/voting sections of the video.

[jessejames]

Great video. Im a Google fan, but im going to try Miro.

[rajberipropertysuccess]

I am at the research stage of choosing a mind-mapping tool. Apart from Miro, what else should I have a look at?

[RobertSpiller]

Question...to help me learn blender and python which method of active recall would you recommend? Can I do that with a mind map, or anki or Obsidian or what ever.

[HarryMoore]

Thanks for the good explanation. I’m trying to learn about Miro. It seems a little cumbersome. I can’t seem to just start a blank mind map. Any suggestions ? The connecting lines are so thin that I can hardly see them when zoomed out, so can’t make the “connections”.

[tyelynn]

I  have a question. How do you make a mind map? I am totally blind and use voice-over and bluetooth wireless keyboard on. My eye phone 12ware would I beginin creating a mind map