How To Memorize Fast

If you want to memorize fast and easily, you've got to stop listening to the rubbish out there. And you've got to plan.

You see, the ability to memorize quickly isn't going to fall from the sky. It is something you develop through study and practice.

And when learning how to remember things, it is essential to remove "things" from the equation. You need to be FAR more specific than that.

For example, you're better off learning how to memorize notes - which is MUCH more specific.

For more secrets, this video will help you memorize fast based on the realities of what it takes. And I'm giving you a bunch of additional resources too.

Check them out here:

Read these Memory Palace Books:

Understand the power of semantic memory:

Listen to memory experts who really know their stuff - like Alex Mullen:

Develop your mental strength so you can easily overcome obstacles:

Master your systems, like the pegword method:

Know how to properly complete a memory course:

Get my FREE memory improvement kit here:

Thanks as always for the view and I look forward to your thoughts and comments below.

Sincerely,

Dr. Anthony Metivier


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[JeffPiano]

Hi, Anthony. Your channel is the hidden gem when it comes to memory training.

I just want to share my experiences in using memory palaces. As of writing, I'm mentally exhausted in training my memory. I've been memorising series of legal maxims and paragraphs to help me pass Law school and, hopefully someday soon, the BAR.

The training is difficult. Very difficult. But I know I'll come back to this comment someday having accomplished my dream.

Your channel keeps on giving me new ideas to utilize the memory palace. The little community we have in this channel gives me comfort and encouragement to keep on training and training.

Please keep on doing what you always do. May God bless you always. Thank you.

[SnakeAndTurtleQigong]

It was wonderfully helpful to hear that speed and ease comes from preparation, rather than from doing something on the spot.
I’ve been spending my vacation filling up a memory journal with structure and prep from your prismatic constellation of suggestions.
Somehow I think I needed the permission to take the time.
🙃

[aaronblore]

Hey I’d love a video expanding on the last minute of this video: memory goal setting and prioritization of what to remember

[horror_classics]

I watch every Video Of Yours... Thank You ! For All the hardwork...

[johnpark]

Dr Metivier thank you for highlighting the relevance and importance of the memory tradition in this digital age. This video has given me more ideas for increasing my speed in association. Thanks as always :-)

[sharine]

Exactly what I needed.🎉 Thank you, I've already started doing some of the suggested tips.

[aq]

Excellent Anthony, it may sound silly, you may have said it to me already, but this video explains it the way I was looking for and it provides a clearer path for me. Thank you very much...

[wessel]

wow, this is one of the best ones I've seeb from you!

I love the steps you laid out to master memory and I love how you talked about associations and making it so clear. It's almost impossible not to start practicing now you've shown these steps this clear.

Thank you very much!

[ketchup]

Nice Video im still not fast creating images but i im faster than at the beginning and sometimes some lines are really easy to memorize and others arent. I really like the broccoli „technique“ i will definetly try it out!

[GiversUniversity]

Great Info Anthony. thank you for all you do to help others. thumbs up for Anthony Metivier

[samuelcariaga]

Those tips work very well.
I saw a video of Jordan Peterson talking about ‘memory castle’ (MPs).

[clementmukuka]

Love the video Dr mitivier can you please explain to me more about having a memory palace for each letter of the alphabet

[inkognito]

Great Vid!Do you use the memory palace just as a medium that carries specific information for a certain amount of time(Till it gets into your memory longterm)or do you use them as a sort of placeholder for those specific and !fixed! informations?Thanks for your reply!

[jeffenrera]

Greetings, Anthony! Do you have any tips to improve reading speed?

[lordzroger]

Hello, im a medical student and i have a tough subject to pass. I revised it for a month and consist of 500 pages. I tried to memorize it and since time is limited, i tried to do 150 -200pages per day and i understand and remember it for 1 day and next day i forget most of it😢. I need to remember extreme details, i super tired now after doing revision everyday for more than 10hrs and still im not able to retain all the information. Sometimes when im learning, there is too much that after more than 6hrs my brain unable to comprehend like its blank like when i reading a sentence, it just doesn't register like after a certain amount of time and info my short/medium term memory just feel like its already saturated/dead but i know😅 that brain doesn't have these limit nor pain receptors. Help me, i need to learn something in 2 days.

[Renee-Heal-The-Eagle]

Fabulous...I am going through your book again exercise by exercise.

[akshatshankhpal]

Hi Anthony
How can I remember all things for my next exams?

[krishnasharma]

Watching ur video after a long time, but still crazy about this like before😍😍😍😍😍

[UmbraMoruka]

hello, Anthony, love your video; I have a question: I have a table for 00-99 mnemonic imageries, both digital and index card, do I have to memorise them in advance or I'll eventually get used to it during the practice

[noreengeorge]

Very helpful
Thanks
Looking forward to becoming a "speed demon"