Memorize Anything Faster and Easier: Powerful 4 Step Process

In this video, I'll be sharing with you a powerful technique called the RAVE technique that will help you memorize anything faster and easier. Whether you're a student studying for exams, a professional learning new skills, or simply someone looking to enhance your memory, these four steps will revolutionize the way you approach memorization.

Join me as I break down each step of the RAVE technique, providing practical tips and examples along the way. By the end of this video, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of how to apply this method to memorize information more efficiently and effectively.

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[lilitalia]

I'm using Anki to help build my vocab as I learn biblical Hebrew. On the back of every flashcard, I have an image that I've created (with the help of AI) to associate the word to its meaning. The image uses things from this technique and tips I've picked up from other memory books. It really does work!

I've made images for 400 of the 1, 000 card deck so far. The speed at which I'm able to learn the new words has increased substantially. At first, this process was slow and I was not as creative in coming up with the images and associations, but the image idea comes to me pretty quickly now! Some of them are really out there but like you said, the exaggeration is what's also helping cement the image and make recall even easier!

[drA-neuro]

unknowingly I've always used these methods since childhood, but this exaggeration method was a bit new for me this really works

[learningearningskillsvlogs]

Repeating revised review
Visualisation observation
Association connections
Exaggeration ❤

[markywomey]

Started watching your content 5 years ago at the start of studying a four year Law Degree, I used your technique of recording my flash cards in my own voice throughout the entire four years. Great to see you back and thank you 🙏

[hermenegildopotestades]

I loved the exaggeration part of the RAVE! Thank you!

[nganvu]

First time watching your video but so impressed. Thank you for this immensely useful knowledge!

[NwedobongObot]

This video is simple but very impactful!

[greenfocus]

Superb. Does this help in logic ad decision making in your profession? And in other walks of life too

[Magus-dbjn]

Ty so much - this video totally helped. ♦️♠️♦️♠️♦️♠️♦️♠️

[sachinkamat]

Great technique, plz make more videos of this topics

[sugarcan]

Columbian marching powder on rave cant fault it ...ill try it if it works and i feel good ill be back i have 2 months to learn

[user_undefined_null_]

How to rember sections in law i am a semi qualified CA.

[mjmtpou]

when we read agian and agian with looking page or without looking page

[surendravasireddy]

Hello
How to remember larger content instead of a peice of information?

[duncanemery]

Got a picture of Paris climbing tower wearing thigh boots nothing else just my way of thinking

[royjackson]

Have not got time or the energy to watch adverts interrupting the show. 😡😡😡😡

[Magus-dbjn]

Just a quick follow-up- I implemented this strategy today at work and it worked like a charm in the computer industry!!! 🎩🏛 I guess I'm a Raver!!! Lol 😅😊 thanks again ! You Rock💎♦️💎♦️💎♦️💎♦️💎♦️