That was great, and I like the fact that you referenced the person who gave you a good analogy.

Damn.. this is a gem..

Very useful

Love this channel 😊😊😊

Very useful. Thanks

Help while using it in android the basic feature that is missing is i get lost in the infinite canvas how to get back to where i stopped at the last. The way how ipad is given arrows what is it for android.

This was incredible!! Thank you thank you for sharing. Can’t wait for your book!

I was led here by @silkandsonder. I absolutely love this summery. This is an a great summary of the book, and I can see why you’re summary was added.

Understanding is a cognitive process related to an abstract or physical object, such as a person, situation, or message whereby one is able to use concepts to model that object. Understanding is a relation between the knower and an object of understanding. Understanding implies abilities and dispositions with respect to an object of knowledge that are sufficient to support intelligent behavior.[1] Understanding is often, though not always, related to learning concepts, and sometimes also the theory or theories associated with those concepts. However, a person may have a good ability to predict the behavior of an object, animal or system-and therefore may, in some sense, understand it-without necessarily being familiar with the concepts or theories associated with that object, animal, or system in their culture. They may have developed their own distinct concepts and theories, which may be equivalent, better or worse than the recognized standard concepts and theories of their culture. Thus, understanding is correlated with the ability to make inferences.😂😂😂😂😂😂

I just Love how you think and how you weaved the concept of time into this. This is the key for me… I am adhd so I go into hyper focus and beast mode often and then crash. This helps me so much! To consider how to create more balance. Thanks 🙏

I’m hooked!!

As always, very insightfull et inspiring. Atlas of the Heart is one of my preferred book and I really wondered how you will succeed in synthetizing visually a book so rich. You hit the point choosing some extract, concepts and by the end sharing impacting illustrations with your audience. Thank you so much.

interesting

Nicely done.

Berne’ Brown is BRILLIANT! 😁👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

this is extremly helpful for me! thank you!!

Thank you

Thanks for sharing. Both you and the original authors. This is a super useful framing.

thank you for teaching us as beginners the skills of sketch notes. it helps me enjoy studying more :)))

Well done! You captured and presented these good ideas very clearly and succinctly. I especially like the way you moved from explanation of the modes, to how to put it into practice, and then when you _are_ in practice mode, to the invitation to join us in VerbalToVisual. Well done!

Hi. I want to take this opportunity to address the $5000 at 0% interest. It won't be a flat line, because inflation is designed to decrease the purchasing power of money. That money goes somewhere (Cantillon effect), but it definitely doesn't stay with the holder of the money. It doesn't take away from your video, I just wanted to double click on that very important and timely aspect of money. Studying WHAT money is should be lesson number 1 if you want to have a better relationship with it. The What is Money w Robert Breedlove YT channel is an amazing podcast. No affiliation, he's just been one of my knowledge mentors. Or just read Mises or Rothbard. Or go to your favourite search engine and ask "what are the 6 properties of money?" Enjoy...

Thanks!

REPENT. Kendi has fallen and this was an embarrassing time for white people.

I thoroughly enjoyed this thank you very much

Oh, I love the visual vocabulary study card box. Excellent!

It's like we're in 3 bubbles of awesome! 😎 Great breakdown, thank you.

a learn a lot sketch notes from your video , thanks..but for capturing or use keypoint i still not struggle ..

Essentialism

Visual teacher + Great artist = a great presentation! Good job, although I think your passion is drawing though.

useful breakdown (!)

Thank you johnny sins for teaching me sketchnoting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tell me you dont have any black friends without telling me

@Doug Neil, I have read "The Creative Act" twice with a few hand-drawn visuals. Perfect time for me to watch this video - I am using Rubin's framework - Seeds, Expereimentaiton, Crafting, Completion for my own creative projects. I recently completed and self-published my poetry harvest - DAYLIGHT! kzbin.info/www/bejne/j56beI2BoJVgfrcsi=IMWZCnWy4Z7gScJc Starting next week I have 2 other projects that are in momentum from Experimentation into Crafting with plans of completion by mid-summer.

Great video. Thank you

I was looking for app that could record sketchnoting process into video. Wonder if Concepts allows you to do it conveniently?

Great video! I was in practice mode - very relaxed - I have a day job but will retire in a year or two and getting back into music. I'm in practice mode with guitar and was in practice mode learning the computer program Logic to record and possibly to some short film music composing and a project came up for a 7 minute film - jettisoned into production mode and no skills!!!! So scramble on the practice and get ideas somehow into the DAW (digital audio workstation). It's amazing how that pressure put my practice mode into hyperdrive! Anyway, I say all this to let you know that your work resonates and helps me think about this in a new and useful way. I appreciate all you do and plan to learn as much as I can about your method. After this short is scored, of course! Lol!

Very clear and helpful! Thank you! Definitely in practice mode 😊

great job. thank you so much for your videos. I just found your videos a few days ago and you've opened my mind with each video I've seen. you have also pointed me in the right direction to find some new reads and expand my library. thanks again. see you on the next video!

I am buying a 2mt x 1.5mt whiteboard this week. It's just the size for a wall in me home office.lol😂 Great video.

Doug Neil doing what he does best!

I love these book/article sketch note summaries

Thanks for this amazing short video! Loved it

Hi. I really need your help. Can you create a sketchnote on the poem *Haunted Houses* by H.W. Longfellow and upload the video itself today as I need it urgently.

When does inflation get mentioned within this whole theory?

Hi Doug! A new program about "sketching strategy" sounds super exciting!!! Looking forward to this, and please include some live elements!

Great summary.

Good video. Your review of this book, is better than the actual book. I suggest, people learn "mnemonic memorization techniques." When you're learning something, try to find a physical lab, picture, or apparatus that you can practice on. Most teachers are horrible at converting the lesson into text and then transferring the knowledge to a brain. When I was coming up via high school, I immediately recognized that my teachers would convey an incorrect interpretation of the data in the book; that was in AP classes. I would ignore the teachers and just read the book lesson, then I'd ask for an example on the board during class. The whole class would benefit. Sometimes the words that come out of a teacher's mouth is not reduced and precise. So it helps to have a student ping back what you just said and see if it got saved into the brain correctly. About 90% of the time, my teachers would miss the shadows of their thought process. Either way, you need graphs, pictures, sounds, smells, motion practice, and exercise to correctly get the concept copied quickly, proficiently, and reproducible. This book made me angry by the time I got to the end; I paid for it. It wasted my precious engineering time. But I read it for one of my mentee(s) asking me to analyze it. I mentor/incubate people to start businesses in the science and service industries. This book presents no applicable instruction. Your video was a good Book Summary. P.S. This book was a bad read. It was 5 paragraphs of prose spread out into 373 pages of obfuscation. This explains why some schools, take a subject and push the messaging over a week, when it could be learned in 10 minutes. Anecdote, stories, metaphors, and other such side quests are horrible for brains that can grok information. The book presented intangible stories like a surgeon; it was bloat. To each his own. There were zero pictures. 7/8 of the book is bloat. You can literally read chapter 8 and get the core message. The other 7 chapters are useless stories that normal people cannot relate or pull experiences from. If I want to learn to play the piano, I need a piano or a picture of a piano and the keyboard so I can mechanically practice. This book basically tries to teach about the different learning procedures without giving exercise. Its weird. If I want to learn calculus, learn the arithmetic, but learning the Newton experiments are better. Its like trying to learn to play the piano via text and words only. Its a very bad read.

you could have been the best tutor for me in school

I really enjoyed your methods of presentation. Brilliant.

Fantastic method of distllling! Loved this... thank you!