Learn Mind Mapping in Seven Days

After reading the author's second book, I was deeply doubting my ability after failing the exam, and wanted to find a book to relieve my frustration. However, I found that a different door opened.

"If you want to learn mapping, you can learn it in seven hours, but if you want to learn thinking, you may not be able to learn it in 70 days." If you want to draw a map, you must first make your abstract thinking more concrete so that you can sort it out, and then draw specific maps to change your abstract thinking. Finally, if you draw too much and change your thinking mode, you can achieve "the death of mapping and the rebirth of thinking"

I just watched the author's quick reading, and I'll leave a comment to see how long it took me to read. I also wrote a mind map for this book, but unfortunately, I cannot post pictures in comments. It's a very good book, with a very novel explanation mode, but it's a bit confusing. The writing style is concise and the angle is novel. There are no major problems except water. This is also the author's consistent writing style. But if you insist on saying how useful it is, it's actually just like that. I think most people will not pick up a pen and make a mind map after reading it. In other words, even if you make this map, you may not make any big progress in a day or two, and you may still be unable to escape the inherent thinking framework. But it has to be said that a large number of people are defeated by starting and persevering...

In addition to the confusing operation of intercepting a lot of Internet information for space, the overall writing style is humorous and directly points to the key points of most people's thinking patterns in many aspects. Mind mapping focuses on thinking, not mapping.

The summary of the ideas in the book is only 12 words long For the full book, it is still a bit lengthy, and it does not play a very good role in providing examples and explanations, but the explanation of knowledge points is more detailed than the cases. In terms of thinking structure, due to different ways of thinking, there will be many differences in understanding and application. The author points out the differences in different ways of thinking in detail, but more practice is still needed in practice.

I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to the author for pulling me into the door of mind mapping as a dabbler.

This book is so awesome. This is a book review I summarized by making a simple map after reading it quickly. This is an extremely friendly book for novices. The author uses the form of classroom dialogue to explain the concept of mind mapping, which is relatively unfamiliar to most people, in a simple and profound way. The humorous writing style and concise but not simple examples demonstrate the author's literary skills. From understanding mind mapping to practical application, from theory to practice, he extends step by step, covering reading, writing, class notes, meeting minutes, daily lists, travel plans... And other different aspects, giving people an "all-encompassing" NX feeling. It is impossible to have such confidence without professional literacy and long-term practice. Moreover, the author's deepest impression on me in this book is the thinking mode of "picture-guided thinking". The three realms of it are "a picture in the hand, no picture in the mind, a picture in the hand, a picture in the heart, no picture in the hand, and a picture in the heart". I like it very much. I hope that after reading this book, everyone will soon reach the point where "maps are dead and thinking is reborn." Replace "linear thinking" with divergent thinking (step-by-step diffusion) and brainstorming.

This book indeed explains the usage and logic of mind mapping in a concise and humorous manner, which is of great guiding value.

In order to let everyone see that although the author is just a guide, I am grateful to fate for allowing me to meet him.

Every time I read a chapter, I always feel like I have a sudden enlightenment. Sure enough, it is better to explore on your own than to listen to the teacher's experience.

Let me summarize the role of mind mapping in 12 words: clarify the direction, grasp the subject, and clarify the relationship.

It's really useful to use mind maps to read, write articles, make plans, write summaries, make plans, etc. After reading this, I feel like I'm good again

This article introduces what mind maps are, the types and functions of mind maps, and how to specifically apply mind maps. The method of dialogue is adopted, and the language is humorous and lively. It seems to bring people into a real classroom, immersive and easy to understand at the same time.

It is a book worth reading. First of all, the writing method is very unique, which is fascinating and makes people feel immersed in it. There is also a summary and exercises at the end of each chapter. The dialogues between the characters are also humorous and quite rewarding.

I finished reading it in one day and gained a lot.

I will try to follow the method in the book. Some contents in the book say to introduce three points, but I don't know if it is a problem of my understanding or if the author has really forgotten it. I feel that it is not fully written. For example, I have to read the story three times, but I only wrote about the first two years. If I didn't see it, please give me some advice.

I was quite impetuous at first, but I finished reading this book partly because I found it useful, and partly because the book itself was good-looking and interesting, so I persisted in reading it to the end. After reading it, you may feel that you understand something, but you seem to understand nothing. In fact, this is normal. Now I have a vague concept of mind mapping in my mind. Next, it will be the same as what is said in the book. Only continuous practice can better master it.

Although I personally think this book is a bit verbose, the methods and techniques described in it are still very helpful to me. I hope that through later practice, I can gain something and improve.

I think this book is very good, as if I am immersed in it. Because I often use mind maps, I will take a look.

It is a good book that is simple but not simple, very practical and arouses endless imagination. Secondly, I read Teacher Shi Weihua's book "Mind Map for Learning in Seven Days". The book is very practical and down-to-earth. I have also read other books about mind mapping, some of which are very empty and written just for the sake of writing. It is estimated that the author's own mind mapping skills are not very good. I came back to read "Seven Days". In the field of mind mapping, I think those who are interested in in-depth study can read Liu Yan's book and learn her method. From the perspective of drawing and concept, it is really strong. She is worthy of being a disciple of Tony Buzan and a practitioner of Mr. Buzan's mind mapping theory in China. The disadvantage is that it is more difficult. Although Liu Yan emphasized that you can draw thoughts well without a painting foundation. Dimensional map, but the drawing level and thinking concepts of ordinary learners can easily reach the ceiling, and it is not practical to draw such a good mind map. In contrast, Teacher Shi's method uses a classroom dialogue to introduce the concept of mind map in depth and concisely, how to use it, and tips, so that people who are new to it can get started immediately, and it is easy to apply it easily after learning. This is the key. Pictures are forms and tools, and the real meaning is the transformation and practice of thinking patterns. What ordinary people need is to understand a little, be able to draw, develop habits, and expand their thinking, that's all. Therefore, for friends who want to learn mind mapping, I don't even need to read Mr. Buzan's original work. I just read this book "Seven Days" and then read Teacher Liu Yan's mind mapping. As for the final level to reach according to your own needs, it is better to vary from person to person. Confucius said, teach students in accordance with their aptitude. Everyone is a different material. You don't have to force it, but you will feel afraid of difficulties. In order to draw better, you don't draw. Sometimes, isn't this a true portrayal of us?

It's really good. I understand it more or less, so I have to study hard. Thank you to the author for your suggestions and methods, thank you very much.

Excellent, simple and simple

Awesome, very practical.

I seem to understand, but I don't seem to understand. It feels quite difficult [face covering]

A very practical book. Through the form of a training course, we can feel like we are in it and follow the process. It is a good book.

In the form of a class, he introduced us how to draw a good-looking and suitable mind map. Divergent thinking, classification, drawing maps, Practice with a thousand pictures, haha😺 The road to becoming a master is long and long [smile] Come on, the guide is dead and thinking is reborn. 2025.6.14

This book is both a thinking book and a skills book. It is very practical. Thanks to the teacher for his knowledge.

I think this book is well written, and it allowed me to fully understand and learn mind mapping, as well as its application. The book first objectively introduces mind mapping, and then explains the required abilities: divergent thinking and summary. Once you have mastered it, you can start trying to draw. After you can draw, you will start to introduce the practical applications of using mind maps, including problem solving, daily applications, fast reading and efficient writing, etc. [Like][Like][Like]

Easy to understand and has strong guiding significance. The emphasis is on practice.

Very well written and very vivid. It helped me a lot. I was a little confused when I saw the review after one hour of reading. I don't know if it is calculated on a daily basis and resets every day. It took me several days to finish reading this book. Although it was not several hours in a row, it was definitely more than an hour.