Justin Sung GRINDE Maps vs Buzan Mindmaps

iPad App used in the video: www.ahmni.app/

Finally someone who explains how to do this!!!!

Thanks. This was the most comprehensive video ive seen on the topic. Nice work!

This was very insightful. Really hope you keep making more vids like this

Doing a GRINDE Map in a video on GRINDE Maps is so based thirty 🔥Keep up the good work!

Most interesting. Near the end you talked about improving on the GRINDE Map. Love to see you do a video on exactly how to improve on it for the ultimate learning tool.

You have my absolute appreciation for such detailed analysis.

That is so amazing content , such a comprehensive view of mind mapping!

You got yourself a new subscriber. This is quality content. Great job and thank you!

omg, thank you! Buzan is the reason they never worked for me and i always cycled between thinking it was a good idea and realizing how stiff and shallow the use cases are, trying to develop something new and then abandoning them completely and sticking to sketchnotes

This channel deserves million of views.

Loved this. Hopefully you'll keep creating videos

Wow! Great Video! Justin Sung is one of my Online Mentors, you are doing a video about him, makes me hope to see your future videos. ❤

Wow. Every part fits so well into the presentation outline. Then at the end when you drew lines to connect each part everything clicked into place! I hope you do more videos on learning!

Thank you it was a very informative video on using different mind maps

Amazing video, absolutely loved it

You got a subscriber, great video ✨

After watching many of Justin singh vid i understood his mindmap method and using it for months. It definitely same as what you said in this vid.

Hey, great vid. Justin's videos on mindmaps are very vague in a way, and i have a lot of trouble doing them. Could you please make a detailed step-by-step video on how to make a effective mindmap? Thanks

Interesting video, thanks for posting! I'd say the main reason for the lack of a "focus question" in GRINDE maps is that questions already form the base for all relationships you'll include. You continuously ask yourself about the connection of the concept you want to include on the map with what's already there, or simply about the concept's importance and larger role in the topic you're learning. In other words, the question is implicit on the map, but explicit in your mind, so to say. You also don't know where the map will lead you because you keep iterating over it and updating it as your understanding changes. The "focus question" could be a good starting point but make less sense as you learn more material (in this sense concept maps seem to me to be more intended for topics you already know well rather than learning new ones).