How to Memorize Fast and Easily // Mind Palace: Build a Memory Palace

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I have been teaching memory training seminars for years and this Mind Palace technique is without question my best memory training tip!

Sherlock Holmes used the Mind Palace in his stories. It is also referred to as the Memory Palace. Whether you call it the Mind Palace or the Memory Palace it is one of the most trusted memory techniques of top memory experts around the world. Although it was referenced in Sherlock Holmes books it actually dates back as far as 2500 years ago.

The core of the Mind Palace technique is that you use rooms in your head to store whatever it is that you want to memorize. It is an amazing memory training tool.

For example look around your room right now and number 5 pieces of furniture. Then you have 5 words to memorize: water, dog, sand, paper and cloud. On the first piece of furniture you may imagine water pouring down, a dog barking at the number two piece of furniture, a sand castle on the next, stacks of paper on the next and a cloud covering the 5th one. Then to recall the words you simply go back in your mind an look at each piece of furniture.

This method is known as the Mind Palace or Memory Palace and some have called it the Roman Room (because the Romans were the first to use it).

You can use the Mind Palace to give speeches without notes, memorize lines, memorize schoolwork, memorize chapters of books and just about anything. I used it to set the record for the fastest to memorize a deck of cards in the USA.

Of all my how to memorize techniques the Mind Palace is without question my favorite. I have about 1300 items in my Mind Palace (no not all in my home. I used 30-40 different locations)

So if you are looking for my best memory training tip this is definitely it.

[love_exegence]

I've used this technique to memorize a mexican restaurant menu. It's been 5 years and everytime I lay in my bed I think of Tacos.

[HunterPanoch]

I've always used mind palace... but in a different way that is pretty unique. I have a fictional character within my mind palace who basically provides as the mind palaces personal librarian (Yes it's totally Sherlock Holmes/ Benedict Cumberbatch) I have my assigned character who I've somehow tricked into knowing everything for me (bear with me this sounds crazy) So within my own mind i'll ask the said person a question and they somehow answer as if there there own person knowing all the info before my concious self will so it's basically... me talking to myself... but it has never so failed i dunno lol >_<

[DISCARDED_VESSEL]

1 study for 25-50 minutes then take a 15 minute break then back to studying
2 get 6-8 hours of sleep
3 take notes in class
4 clear your mind of all distractions
5 key word technique
6 learn the most important ideas first
7 look @ back of book for definitions
8 chew gum as your studying
9 Trick your brain
10 Memory Palace
for people who have a Study Skills class

[cxa]

Honestly, I probably would forget where I put my coat. u_u

[trash]

This actually made memorizing my tests so easy. Thanks for sharing this to us. I am a fan of Sherlock Holmes but I have no idea how to use it. I thought it was just a capacity of one's mind, so I gave up. Thanks alot again.

[bigkurz]

I just tried it with a ten item memory palace. I now know the first ten elements of the periodic table... this technique is insane. I memorized the first ten elements in like five minutes and I could recite them with ease now.

[jb]

Although I'd already heard of this technique, it never was explained in as good a detail and with as many examples as you have I appreciate that very much!

[XxSinghSouljaxX]

how does this work if you are homeless?

[impulseclown]

I actually made a mind room when I was little. I would watch movies and read in a library and spell words out in my brain

[danharte]

Probably the clearest and straightforward explanation of a memory place ive come across in a long time

[XFlashSofts]

No joke, this is probably one of the best memory techniques I have ever seen.

[TerrellWillams]

My journey to remembering the rules of the universe and applying them on a consistent basis began here.

[dafnesanchezcuesta]

OH MY GOD, im going to try this! I think it’s going to work for me, im so tired of trying to remember things and look dumb because I can’t remember even what I’ve eaten 1 hour ago!

[michealjameshermano]

Thank you very much Ron for this video. Before, it is hard for me to memorize a poem (it takes me 5 days to memorize through repetition) But now I can memorize 9 pages of our lessons in just 2 hours even though I have only 39 files in my house. Great video !

[ViperousYoda]

Who in their right mind would ever dislike this? This is amazing!

[aemind]

One of the best Memory Training videos that I've ever seen!! Awesome Graphics! Well explained!

[kadiholmes]

I've never really struggling with memorization, but now that you explained a mind palace, I realized it's because I already assign certain details to certain objects or pictures that make sense to me. However I forget them a lot as well. I'm excited to use this technique and improve my skill!

[piotrjoniec]

After playing with this for 1 hour I can fairly quickly recall 16 digit numbers... incredible technique

[saprissa]

I'm homeless. I did this with a Subway and a five guys.


It work👍😭🌐

[ajaymishra]

O boy o boy.your advise resolved my 10 year old quarrel with friends.i am out of stress and full of confidence.God bless you my gentleman.