In order for you to get effective and efficient with memory techniques, you should be practicing them on a daily basis until you get comfortable with them. This is the fastest way to understand them and apply them the right way, but you need to be taking notes on everything you are practicing. This may seem weird but believe me it helps a lot!
Read MoreHow would you like to memorize a book word for word? You would be able to recite the whole book from memory and have it with you forever! At first thought, this might sound really cool and may be something you actually want to do...But the truth is you should never memorize a book word for word! There really isn't any purpose to memorizing and knowing a book word for word.
Read MoreI stumbled across the longest while I was search for information to learn. Who knew the longest word is: Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis. I should mention other sites claimed of words that were even longer than this word, but the sites were saying that these longer words were not technically words. Who actually decides what is a word or not? I have always wonder this!
Read MoreCan you name all the memory palaces you have? If you can't, you will run into some problems when it comes to learning new information, but also reviewing information you already learned. You are only going to build more memory palaces when you learn more information which is a good thing! But you need to make sure you are tracking all of your memory palaces.
Read MoreWhen you are learning new information, do you find that some information is harder to learn than others? Different people find different information harder to learn because it is subjective and varies. But there are some information that a majority of people find hard if not impossible like math, quantum mechanics, or building a rocket!
Read MoreThe whole key to improving your memory is to change information into images, place them into a locations, and create stories. You might have pictured some weird and crazy images/stories in some of your locations! But let me ask you: How many images are you placing in a single location?
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