Maps of Content - Organize and Think with MOCs 💭

[@stevenpaschak]

This is actually fantastic. This is extremely well laid out and explained well. The community of people that do this, including your self are going to start a renaissance of moving humanity forward again. This is how people, I should say giants, used to think. Think Da Vinci, Newton, Faraday, etc. I’m so excited to start putting stuff down , it makes me wish I wasn’t an accountant!

[@ilaydelrey3122]

lol since months I was searching for videos that explain the zettel kasten in a proper way and general academic note taking as well as digitizing them, and your whole channel answers my questions, I think now I am able to FINALLY build my note taking system. thanks alot! keep up the good work! Your channel is very unique

[@ilaydelrey3122]

and one of the very few videos I}üm watching til the end :)

[@TemperedWambat]

You are a incredibly intelligent women. Your channel has changed the way I see the world. I am currently bingeing your framework thinking playlist and this is such a genius way to interpret information.

[@VickyZhaoBEEAMP]

Leave a 🗺if you plan to create an MOC! If you liked this, check out how I visualize my MOC: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpi3ZYiIndOpipo Feynman's 12 questions: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3jLdGR7rdRoZrc

[@AutisticCuriosity]

Omg Ive found a person who speaks at a pace I can understand and doesn't use a musical background either AND explains thing I hadn't even considered. I've just started using Obsidian, fell down the rabbit whole of all the fancy plug-ins, uninstalled them and now am overwhelmed with lots of files as I've actually started using Obsidian as my note taking tool but now overwhelmed by the number so this is incredibly helpful. Can I use MOPs as a replacement for Tags - don't know but would simplify everything significantly

[@Y-Soightnie]

Ms. Zhao, I wish I could think as fast as you talk. It is simply a delight to listen to you.

[@ancientk100]

you are a fantastic content creator. keep up with the good work.

[@waruguia]

I cannot remember the last time I watched something so brilliant! Bravo and thanks for sharing

[@Neo-uh7hp]

such wonderful video！ deep insights and easy understanding example, the best for MOC beginner, thank you!

[@Bmoncrief]

Your channel is amazing.

[@VickyZhaoBEEAMP]

Thank you 🙏

[@taariqtucker8910]

I think you balance focus and creativity by incorporating what you love to do into the mix, and that's where we hear people being "in the zone" or in a state of flow

[@marble_wraith]

I love your Obsidian videos, got so many good tips 😊

[@VickyZhaoBEEAMP]

Thank you for saying so and for watching!!

[@RodneyDaut]

Thank you. This was very useful. I'm making my maps of content in Evernote and it's fire. Focusing them on questions is so much better than the way I'd learned it earlier which just focused on concepts. That was interesting but focusing MOCs on problems to solve and questions to answer actually helps me reach my goals. :)

[@s.tyr.6868]

Like when you presenting how you use it for yourself, like fresh air !

[@rach_rxch]

I'm new to your channel but I really appreciate your videos and I've been enjoying watching the backlog! Thanks for the inspiration =)

[@calitaoquendo]

Thank you so much for the amazing way you explained MOC. I´m trying to organized my notes but I couldn´t find a way to linking. This video blow my mind! I´m already suscribed. Please continue with this valuable videos!! Regards from Ecuador!!

[@yohanesliong4818]

Great video. Thank you

[@ramiboy_y2049]

How are you able to use question mark on filename title?

[@shonoren3682]

The term MOC didn't come from Nick Milo, but from the book "How to make a complete map of every thought you think" by Lion Kimbro (2003).

[@mageprometheus]

Thank you Vicky. Loved it. I define a MOC as a contextual structural index for a group of concepts. Using a canvas allows for even deeper structural linking of the ideas, a VMOC. I would call your opposing ideas MOC a SOC, a synthesis of content. This way I don't end up with a proliferation of MOCs which I reserve for highly related concepts. Each SOC represents a use case of intersecting concepts that create a piece of knowledge.

[@VickyZhaoBEEAMP]

Great definition and VMOC! Re MOC - how do you use your MOCs? And re VMOC - Love that. Can I use the term in my next video?

[@mageprometheus]

@@VickyZhaoBEEAMP I use MOCs the way Nick Milo evangelises them in LYT, as an organising tool for permanent notes once those have become stable. Basically, they are a list of links surrounded by contextualising descriptions. Home -> MOC -> MOC -> Note. Easy to get from a home page to a note in a few clicks. They also create hubs in the graph view or Excalibrain. If I need a MOC which also shows the relationships between permanent notes, I use a canvas and call it a VMOC. A visual map rather than a textual map. The level of synergy between notes can be represented by their spatial proximity on the canvas or by the width and colour of connections. There are endless ways to partition the global set of permanent notes into other maps. One may be for a video, another for a workshop, and a third for a book. These are what I call SOCs. Synthesis - the combination of components or elements to form a connected whole. These are useful as outlines while developing a script or manuscript or to extend into a long-form knowledge item. You can use any of my terms or descriptions in any way you like. Your videos have brought me great enjoyment and learning.

[@brendtevenden6389]

Thank you 🙏 for this video. I've watch and re-watched many of your videos and each time I gather some new pearl. This video it was like you've looked inside my mind and answered a burning question I've had for a while - how to thinking in Obsidian. I'm also a big fan of canvas in Obsidian as I like to visualise and connect my thoughts/ideas. Please consider becoming a Brave Rewards verified creator as I'd gladly tip you for your awesome content! Many thanks

[@NettaSelene]

Really great video, thank you! I think you're aware of this, but I find the audio in your videos a little strange! I watch on my TV, and for some reason your sound rotates through my surround sound speakers, it's not consistent at all. Something to look into, but love your content!

[@VickyZhaoBEEAMP]

Thank you for watching and for letting me know! Let me resolve this audio issue asap!!!!!

[@cptbrncls7050]

agree, the audio changes are distracting

[@tecmissle9256]

Everything you do is great, for some people giving the examples how you actually got here is great, I just get bogged down in your thoughts and cannot put the structure my head cannot follow.up. Anyway I'm watching most of your view and they are great maybe I'm not so haha

[@bill_jennings]

I need to go find that 12 Questions video. I’ve not seen it yet. Feynman was amazing, wasn’t he?

[@VickyZhaoBEEAMP]

I world became a little clearer after finding out about his 12 questions! I now know more about my values, passions, and what really drives me.

[@Marcus-gi4jb]

Sheeeeeesh 🔥🔥🔥

[@Raxfyr]

sorry but what is up with your audio??

[@12SidedSeb]

What's with the audio?

[@lavinnasays]

There is too much B-roll footage in this video. 1:47 Keyboard Typing when you say "KEYWORD" 1:52 Archery Shotting when you say "GOAL" 1:55 Library Shelves when you say "BUILD LIBRARY" 2:00 Two People Talking when you say "CONVERSATION PARTNER" That's four different clips in 13 seconds gap. Too much B-roll footage is distracting. Please use is it sparsely.

[@dancronin403]

Amazing content but you need to sort out your audio! It's taking away from your message.

[@thepokerparadox]

Are you using headphones? The audio sounds fine on iPhone.

[@athosgomesfonseca]

🫶🏼🙏🏼

[@roger236]

❤ it ! 🤗 I bet you can't meditate because of your boiling brain and always moving hands! (I'm just kidding, ok?) 😉 🏳

[@VickyZhaoBEEAMP]

Hahaha 🤣 I do still try to meditate 🧘‍♀️ despite the roaming hands lol