This NotebookLM feature cuts my workload by 50% — Transcript
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- 0:00Here's how I use Notebook LM's mind map
- 0:02tool to save time. When I was preparing
- 0:03for my last ChatGPT video, I added a
- 0:06bunch of sources I knew I'd need, but
- 0:08it's a waste of time to read through
- 0:09everything since most of it won't make
- 0:11it into the video. So, instead, I
- 0:13generate a mind map and I can instantly
- 0:15see every topic and subtopic laid out
- 0:17visually, allowing me to cherry-pick the
- 0:19ones that actually matter. For example,
- 0:21I immediately knew I want to explore 11
- 0:24practical techniques further, but
- 0:25something like agentic toggles API tips
- 0:27would be too technical for my audience.
- 0:29So, I skip it. Clicking into 11
- 0:31practical techniques opens a chat
- 0:32directly, so I went from a bird's-eye
- 0:34view to a focused conversation in a
- 0:36single click. Follow for more practical
- 0:39AI tips.
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