This was a fantastic book summary. Thank you. I really learnt a lot for a smaller time frame…usually I would see reels or shots which is not productive , but your book summary is one of the best .Helps a lot in personal growth.
Hey I did her course on coursera, she has some awesome tips, she was never good at maths either, plus she is also a badass, she was military and did tours as well. This was on my reading list, a definite listen, hope you took proper notes!
@@EthanSchwandtTheMindMapGuy how long does it take for you to map the book and whats our system? Is it page by page or chapter by chapter and how do you seperate the wheat from the chaff? I am terrible at mind mapping, 😔
@@adrianaron9639 Certainly depends on the book! Reading time varies. Generally I pick 8-10 points from the book to remember and Mind Map those. (Takes maybe 2 hours).
I wished I’d had this book earlier in life but I lucked out and managed to pull it together in the last inning(everything completed by late 30’s) I had awful parents and home life, high-school drop out/GED to military service etc… Eventually got my nursing degree, went on to become a nurse anesthetist several years later and now working towards a pharmacology doctorate. However none of this would have happened had I not had the mentor(s)who told me what I needed to hear, as in first lesson you need to learn is STFU and listen! Only then does the learning begin. Forever Thank you Chief Master Sergeant Brown (RIP) old friend and Col Hemming, these two men were/are real fathers to me, only the universe could conspire to put two great men of the highest caliber in my presence even as the lowly ranked pion I was in my military days. I highly recommend this book for anyone overcoming a personal struggle with aspects of academia you love but are too fearful to break into.
brooooo, miss you man. I quit social media for a while so I forgot about you and today I wakeup thinking of you because you directed me to the limitless book, thanks man truly I own you.
Barbara Oakley's book learning how to learn is really a very crucial task to master. The book is an awesome read. Full of practical knowledge, easy to grasp. Every human on earth should read it or take the free coursera course. I am 55 and after tabula rasaing my life started to learn application development from scratch. Life is an endless school, keep learning 🙏 Thank you for sharing this great content. Subbed the channel.
Great summary! At first i thought it would be tough to follow along to speech and text only. But the mindmapping structure of the presentation made it interresting, organized and stick better. Worth every second, thank you 👍
Good summary. I find it kind of disappointing that the book doesn’t cover math learning itself in much detail. Math is a very specific and almost universally challenging subject to learn. Im curious why that’s the case and how learning this specific subject could be made easier. I was hoping for a book that would describe a more targeted process for learning math not just practices around knowledge acquisition in general. Anyways as someone who has had deep challenges with learning maths and is quite comfortable self learning non math subjects I’ve always been curious why math was so uniquely challenging to me and so many other people.
I always struggled with university math and no learning guru on TH-cam speaks about learning math. but the approaches in a mind for numbers helped me immediately. All I need was a change of perspective on how to study math. her book helped me so much with so little content of her book, its crazy. There is nothing more you need to know. try to solve a problem without the text book. if yiu can't, check the solution. try again a little bit further, tomorrow. if you get a concept, menorize it and link it with new problems and concepts. Math seems to live by combining concepts together, creating new concepts and relationships. this is it. the more math patterns you know, the better. Chunking is an amazing tool. stop worrying about how to learn math, start putting the concepts in the book into practice. it helped me so much
This Mind Map is for the book "A Mind For Numbers" but there is some talk about the book "Learning How To Learn" Can we get a Mind Map of that book as well? I feel it would help put this book into a little more perspective since AMFN is a companion book after all. Thanks for all you do!
Great points! I'll try to find a book that goes over it in a little more detail. If you want more information on learning you might check out the Learning Masterclass, it includes a lot of that info.
Considero que es la explicación es buena, se realizaron los ajustes, se tomaron el tiempo para comunicarlo y el apoyo visual sirve para entender el presupuesto con el objetivo de condensarlo en un mas o menos 40 minutos. 👍🧾 La persona que sabe un poquito de macroeconomía entiende lo difícil que es realizar ajustes en un país que no tiene política monetaria, por lo tanto, no somos completamente soberanos y hay que enviarle señales a todas las partes interesadas en nuestro País (Población, sector privado, IED, países aliados y otros actores importantes).
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This was a fantastic book summary. Thank you. I really learnt a lot for a smaller time frame…usually I would see reels or shots which is not productive , but your book summary is one of the best .Helps a lot in personal growth.
Omg I was looking for something like this for so long
I don't have time to read the whole book or buy an ebook
Thank you so much 😎
Hey I did her course on coursera, she has some awesome tips, she was never good at maths either, plus she is also a badass, she was military and did tours as well. This was on my reading list, a definite listen, hope you took proper notes!
HAHA I hope I took proper notes as well.
@@EthanSchwandtTheMindMapGuy how long does it take for you to map the book and whats our system? Is it page by page or chapter by chapter and how do you seperate the wheat from the chaff? I am terrible at mind mapping, 😔
@@adrianaron9639 Certainly depends on the book! Reading time varies. Generally I pick 8-10 points from the book to remember and Mind Map those. (Takes maybe 2 hours).
I wished I’d had this book earlier in life but I lucked out and managed to pull it together in the last inning(everything completed by late 30’s) I had awful parents and home life, high-school drop out/GED to military service etc… Eventually got my nursing degree, went on to become a nurse anesthetist several years later and now working towards a pharmacology doctorate. However none of this would have happened had I not had the mentor(s)who told me what I needed to hear, as in first lesson you need to learn is STFU and listen! Only then does the learning begin. Forever Thank you Chief Master Sergeant Brown (RIP) old friend and Col Hemming, these two men were/are real fathers to me, only the universe could conspire to put two great men of the highest caliber in my presence even as the lowly ranked pion I was in my military days. I highly recommend this book for anyone overcoming a personal struggle with aspects of academia you love but are too fearful to break into.
Fascinating site and approach to digesting/retaining understanding information.
Glad you think so!
Nice, I was specifically searching for this kind of overview !
Thank you kindly for it, nice work and keep it up !
Glad it was helpful!
Brilliant. Thank you for creating this. The idea of using mind maps to summarize books is really sharp.
What an interesting title! I definitely don't have a mind for numbers, so will be listening to this intently!
Great! Thanks for the comment Klaasje.
Read the book or take the free learning how to learn course online on coursera. 🙏🍀Good luck learning
The product becomes better when you focus on the process 😊
Totally and 100% agree!
Wow, this was so great! Thanks for doing this
brooooo, miss you man. I quit social media for a while so I forgot about you and today I wakeup thinking of you because you directed me to the limitless book, thanks man truly I own you.
Welcome back!
what a nice well put together video... thanks for sharing this knowledge my brother! 🙏
Barbara Oakley's book learning how to learn is really a very crucial task to master. The book is an awesome read. Full of practical knowledge, easy to grasp. Every human on earth should read it or take the free coursera course.
I am 55 and after tabula rasaing my life started to learn application development from scratch.
Life is an endless school, keep learning 🙏
Thank you for sharing this great content. Subbed the channel.
Thanks for sharing your story!
Brother u r great! This is something new and insightful! Thanks!
Thak you sir. Thank you Barbara Oakley... maybe I'll buy the book. But this video helped me quite a lot.
Thank you ❤
Thank you
Amazing, thank you so much for this awesome video 🌈✨️
I loved it Ethan, appreciate your work.
nice summary. I did the like button 1k btw
Appreciate that! Thank you.
Great video, thanks.
Thank you! Much appreciated.
Great summary! At first i thought it would be tough to follow along to speech and text only. But the mindmapping structure of the presentation made it interresting, organized and stick better.
Worth every second, thank you 👍
thanks a bunch!
Many Thanks for this very intresting content
My pleasure, glad you enjoyed it.
Omg what a detailed video I really learned a great deal from it thanks brother
Awesome man!!
I loved it ❤️❤️👍👍
thanks.
You're welcome!
so so good..thank you so much for these :) love
God bless you
Thank you so much this was very helpful keep up the good work 😊❤️
Good summary. I find it kind of disappointing that the book doesn’t cover math learning itself in much detail. Math is a very specific and almost universally challenging subject to learn. Im curious why that’s the case and how learning this specific subject could be made easier. I was hoping for a book that would describe a more targeted process for learning math not just practices around knowledge acquisition in general. Anyways as someone who has had deep challenges with learning maths and is quite comfortable self learning non math subjects I’ve always been curious why math was so uniquely challenging to me and so many other people.
I always struggled with university math and no learning guru on TH-cam speaks about learning math. but the approaches in a mind for numbers helped me immediately. All I need was a change of perspective on how to study math.
her book helped me so much with so little content of her book, its crazy. There is nothing more you need to know. try to solve a problem without the text book. if yiu can't, check the solution. try again a little bit further, tomorrow. if you get a concept, menorize it and link it with new problems and concepts. Math seems to live by combining concepts together, creating new concepts and relationships. this is it. the more math patterns you know, the better.
Chunking is an amazing tool.
stop worrying about how to learn math, start putting the concepts in the book into practice. it helped me so much
Great video. It seems that the book title is a little misleading and could potentially put off some people from reading it, which is a shame.
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This Mind Map is for the book "A Mind For Numbers" but there is some talk about the book "Learning How To Learn" Can we get a Mind Map of that book as well? I feel it would help put this book into a little more perspective since AMFN is a companion book after all. Thanks for all you do!
good
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Canadians are special people !
Hello sir, can u make a video on process of chunking,over learning and interleaving . thank you 🙂. I couldn't understand them from book
Great points! I'll try to find a book that goes over it in a little more detail. If you want more information on learning you might check out the Learning Masterclass, it includes a lot of that info.
How this scheme made? What kind of program used for this scheme? It is very interesting. If possible please share name of software.
Whats the difference between mind for numbers and learning how to learn
How long should diffuse mode last ?
Certainly would depend on the situation! Even a 15 minute walk, mid study can be very helpful.
What tool do you use for this?
Have to read Learning how to learn ...?
Eli5 is really the most difficult cause we cant go back of time to cover all the basics ! I think its not practical cause there is no much of time -.-
Thanks for the brilliant content. Do you mind giving us the name of the programme or platform you used in this presentation?
No problem! I use XMind. Download link and all my templates at the first link in the description.
Why don't you use colours and pictures in your mind maps? Lines and text isn't going to really strengthen memory/retrieval of the books information.
I have a different opinion about that. But I do sometimes use graphs/charts if they are applicable.
@@EthanSchwandtTheMindMapGuy would you be willing to do a video regarding this?
@@SilentSchizoid How about just try their way?
@@SilentSchizoid I have a whole course about it really! But I'm probably going to just stick to book videos for the near future.
you sound like the guy who does videos on khan academy
ALGUIEN QUE SEPA ESPAÑOL PARA QUE ME TRADUZCA LO QUE DICE ? :(
Creao que hay una edicion en español del libro de barbara oakley
Considero que es la explicación es buena, se realizaron los ajustes, se tomaron el tiempo para comunicarlo y el apoyo visual sirve para entender el presupuesto con el objetivo de condensarlo en un mas o menos 40 minutos. 👍🧾
La persona que sabe un poquito de macroeconomía entiende lo difícil que es realizar ajustes en un país que no tiene política monetaria, por lo tanto, no somos completamente soberanos y hay que enviarle señales a todas las partes interesadas en nuestro País (Población, sector privado, IED, países aliados y otros actores importantes).
Thanks!