You Can Learn ANYTHING You Want With These Memory HACKS!

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Ron White is a 2 time USA Memory Champion and leading memory expert. His workshops on how to improve memory are some of the tops in the world.

These memory training techniques he shares here are great for improving memory retention of all kinds of data including names, numbers, facts, poems, speeches, math, chemistry or whatever else you are looking for.

This is why Ron White is a top memory coach.

The memory technique described in this video is known as the Mind Palace or the Memory Palace it is a great strategy for those wanting to learn more and do it faster and easier.

If you want improve your memory skills and power you really need the Mind Palace memory system.

Using this memory system Ron White because a 2 Time USA Memory champion and held the record for the fastest to memorize a deck of cards in the USA.

With these memory techniques you can literally memorize anything you want.

The trick is taking the data off the floor of your memory and putting it in files in your brain.

That is what the Mind Palace or the memory palace is. This is a blog on building a Mind Palace.

[Bruceyland]

Start 5:30 if you want the steps of the Mind Palace.

[mrcloutier]

That's a lot of information to sort thru if you throw it all in the floor of my memory! Thanks Ron.

[brookspacker]

I just watched your interview with Patrick Bet David, and I am blown away by the power that this trained skill can produce in my business. I am look forward to learning as much as I can about the mind palace.

[gemasalmoral]

Thank you Ronnie.I like that you are so enthusiastic

[tamrumekonnen]

Thank you very much for your LIVE program .
Mr Ron White

[tahiachowdhury]

It's really a very useful tactic to memorize anything large. Respect Ron from Bangladesh.

[stevenrodgers]

I’ve been reading your book and it’s excellent. I’m amazed at what I can remember now! Thank you.

[gorkyd]

3:50 - ...dedication! I appreciate it.

[fayecassim]

Greetings and blessings, just found this, findit absolutely amazing, .much appreciated

[muzahidulislam]

Last few days, I started reading with mind palace technique.
Thank you sir from Bangladesh.

[Original_Lurke_fromthe_Unknown]

Ron, thank you for this Video makes a lot of sense. Even though I knew all about this already, great to see it in action. Thank you again.

[filmcourage]

Just came across your channel. Great video. Thanks for sharing your wisdom.

[HusainiUjang]

Just stumbled upon your videos and it is inspirational. One question on the memory palace, can I use them for different topics and items such as work, grocery list and etc? still thinking that it is going to mess up the memory palace soon... appreciate your reply!

[lordsonspokenenglishacadem]

Thank you for time and ur efforts. Good Job.

[cindycolborne]

You make the mind palace so easy - I’m going to de-clutter my brain and make up files ...so hopeful! Thank you

[SamReevesWrites]

This is a really good analogy, especially for those who feel the memory palace is too much work.

I have a question, though. I can see how this could be used when we are relaxed and targeting it to a specific subject, say a history exam. But what if we want to set up something like this to help us record random events that occur throughout the day? In the chaos of the moment, we will fumble and get lost in confusion as to whether This event or object belongs in That specific palace. Doing so will probably cause us to forget the Thing we're trying to remember.

[anumoydas]

Thank u sir, your ideas really helps me in My studies and day to day life

[markgifford]

It was very good Ron, the mind palace video. I appreciate it and thank you.

[quicklearning]

When u need to remember many questions of different subjects all together how to use these mins palace files???

[thehass]

Hi Ron, do you have any tips for remembering names please?