Tony Buzan 'Innovative learning and thinking techniques' at Mind & Its Potential 2011

[@mrs.l6084]

His voice is easy to focus on it’s his tone that makes it easy for me.. I love the sound of his voice...

[@williseotondi7569]

The ending of the talk is superb indeed

[@pierrehnoud]

Amazing and outstanding speach Tony. God bless you (Y)

[@moazzamcn]

excellent presentation

[@richardfredlund8846]

he wrote 5 factorial books. not only prolific but very neat. nice round number from a mathematical perspective.

[@aron2182]

I was thinking of stop writing poetry and drawing but this video make me change my mind,tank you so much,God bless you

13:00 Don´t take notes,just write key ideas.

[@ThomMcFadden]

Thank you Tony. I AM!

[@PramPrapai]

To skipstah70, just in case you have never noticed this. One of the best way to recognize whether our current wheel can be better or not is to think about reinventing it? And that can only be done by those who know how to creatively thinking. Reasoning thinking or logical thinking will only accept it and called it THE FACT. You may want to reinvent the way you think.

[@itsme245]

Superb technic to become win in goals to achieve

[@jagadeesharun]

Good one! Inspiring!

[@ZMorpheus]

For those complaining about his slow speech and querries every 2 minutes, use your creativity and thank YT for the speed button. I swear to God, it works miracles.. Set it at 1.25 or even 1.50 and you get a fast speaking Tony Buzan. Food for thought.

[@andrewbevan4662]

Samuel L Jackson actually a good Idea.. just like speed reading!

[@nadiasantos8383]

I love it because I am not a English native speaker and I can understand him completely.😅

[@stephenvince9994]

Samuel L Jackson... Great idea mate.. actually sounds normal at 1.25. At normal playback its a miracle cure for insomnia!

[@aleks0_o879]

lol this isn't even creativity. that's why the feature is there

[@mathusoothananjeyakrishnan6018]

Good speech

[@mrs.l6084]

I need more examples on the screen in the back that I can see longer

[@itsmyparty8785]

Where's the second part??

21:00 memory graph

[@faisalchaudhary8799]

where is 2nd part?

[@RakeshGupta-fj6zd]

Thank You.

[@ThoughtProgramming]

XXX Thought is Precious XXX Thinking in it’s most part is Behavioral Activity. Behavioral Activity can be programmed. Using language as a mind software we permanently are repeating our desired goals through spoken words, just like a mantra. This way we are establishing a specific pattern of information and literally downloading as well as programming the subconscious mind, which in response will trigger the programmed action. Our subconscious mind works like a computer. It turns commands..

[@mrs.l6084]

I want him to read our comments that would help us

[@Donald_Drum]

25:55 a dreamstime watermarked image, lol

[@zenelektrik]

"Actual inventor of mind mapping" It's a bit funny for me, cause i'm inventor of mind mapping too :) I'm living in Russia and mind mapping isn't so widespread technic here than in western countries. About ten years ago, sitting on the lectures i automatically began drawing schemes with keywords in clouds to better memorizing of core ideas of studying material. I encountered term "mind mapping" and Tony Buzan about five years later. I want to say here, that this is so obvious, to draw core ideas in form of brunches, clouds etc, why do you need of new guru, who will come and give you this "new religion"? It's like somebody will come to you and say "hey, let's walking with our legs!" It's funny :)

[@NihonDream]

What's the point of that statement? If it is funny…have some fun…If I am not wrong Tony Buzan proposed that approach more than 10 years ago. You have free will, I assume, so you can do whatever you want but it is always "funny" reading or listening such malcontents…My point is: "If you can't be POSITIVE at least be QUIET." No offence Aleksiej! Freedom of speech…simply

[@MarufHossan77]

Алексей Пашкевич Really I have been amused watching your video . I think itis one of the most clear concept about 'Innovative learning and thinking techniques' . Another resources I have also found useful. So you search it Google if you feel desire writing Elumpa Simple Studying Alchemist

[@sherlockholmeslives.1605]

Алексей Пашкевич Is it a little guitar on Tony's blazer?

[@001111Brandon111100]

+Алексей Пашкевич Did you hear Tony say he invented Mind maps? :) a point to think over, cheers!

[@001111Brandon111100]

+Алексей Пашкевич Did you hear Tony say he invented Mind maps? :) a point to think over, cheers!

[@mrs.l6084]

I’m not that creative and I’ve never been able to remember as much as everyone else I know

[@Mrfakeshady]

He sounds a lot like "Max von Sydow" from minority report

[@GiovanniGaravello]

stupendo

[@mrs.l6084]

I haven’t used mind maps

[@mikefuller6959]

3 Great Minds of the 20th Century ( Among others ). Professor. Carl Sagan ( 1934 - 1996 ) American Astronomer, Astrophysicist, Cosmologist, Author, Science Popularizer, and Science Communicator in Astronomy and Natural Sciences. Professor. Tony Buzan ( b.2 June, 1942 ) British Brain Expert, Author, Poet, Athlete, Journalist, President of The Mind Sports Council, Inventor of Mind Maps ( The Thinking Tool Properly called 'The Swiss Army Knife of the Brain ), and Believer in the Possible Potential and Liberation of the Human Mind, Intelligence, and Creativity!!! Professor. Michio Kaku ( b.1947 ) American Theoretical Physicist, Futurist, Author, and Science Popularizer and Communicator.

[@lizmcclanahan]

genius

[@VoxUrania]

We share a birthday as well. Hmmmm...

[@kish92]

eating mangoes rn and am shook

[@SickRambler]

Tony: in the age of intelligence, we focus on intelligence and the manager of intelligence - the brain. 2023: actually let's skip this and enter AI&chat GPT age instead! Funny how we are basically trying to outsource our intelligence/comprehension/thinking to machines. Why to work on the capabilities of your brain if you can just use some random software, huh?

[@ReddyReddy-yn5uf]

U r super but i did misket by ignoring u

[@skipstah70]

Fucking ridiculous. Creativity declines as you age because we are we learn to live in an external world that operates on systems we try to understand (taught or experienced). Your mind out of efficiency then learns to rely more on reasoning and learned systems than reinventing the wheel everytime, thus the illusion that you are losing your "creativity". It's just a part of the life cycle.