How To Remember Names - Memorize Names and Faces With Ease!

Remembering names and faces is a skill that can lead anyone to success. Dale Carnegie in his book, 'How to Win Friends and Influence People' wrote that everyone's favorite subject is themselves and the sweetest sound to their ear is their own name. When you can remember names and face it will make a big difference in building relationships and connecting with people. This system shows you how to remember names.

The key to learning how to remember names is to follow my 5 step process
1. Focus your brain. When walking towards the person ask yourself, 'What is their name?' This will focus your brain
2. Select an outstanding feature on their face (big eyes, beard, scar, etc)
3. Create a picture for their name (Brian = brain, Lisa = Mona Lisa, etc). Get my pictures for names at link above. This is a big step in learning how to remember names
4. Imagine the picture for their name on the outstanding feature of their face with action and emotion
5. Review, review, review. Ask yourself, 'Who did I meet today?'


If you follow these 5 steps in learning how to remember names you will be amazed at how many names you can remember. I have memorized as many as 301 names at a conference and at the USA Memory Championship I memorized 128 names in 15 minutes using this system.

Get my pictures for names and start learning how to remember names

[Brainathlete]

If you would like to get my memory course to master this here is the link www.blackbeltmemory.com

[jackmcdouglas]

Thanks God for the net. All these great guys supplying all these great education for free. Can you imagine how much better life will be in just a few years from now because of this, and how much better it's now compared to just a few years ago? Hats off Ronnie, you're the man.

[ekpurdy]

Remembers all his friends names. Doesn't have any friends left after making fun of their faces.

[a.m.a.b]

1. Focus :- listen carefully to them when they are saying their names .
2. File:- use their unique features to build a file ex. Big ear . Beard..etc
3. Picture:- give the name a picture to remember it
Ex. Stive = stove [ now forever stive is a stove]
4. Action :- imagine the picture and their distinguishing features and make a little story
5. Review :- get your self to the habit of reviewing all names you hear everyday
*Ask your self who did I meet today??*

[nikonikoni]

I really needed this for korean boy bands 😂😂😂

[challengealex]

It feels like slow going, but after sticking with it for a few weeks it's really helping out!

[HAIRHOLIC_]

I have a similar method, when I was a nurse student and needed to memorize anatomy parts I would give them names that reminded me of something, like the radial bone I would think of the radio, humerus bone i would think of Homer Simpson and so on, this method never failed me 🤷🏽‍♀️

[moralesef]

Ron man! So here's a progress report. Found this video just over 3 weeks ago Jul 2016. I put it into practice immediately, knowing I had social events coming up; three to be exact. First time, I applied it, learned about 5 names. Second time, I was noticeably getting better. Last, (yesterday) I made a good impression when I recalled people's names so accurately. And I have managed to increase the amount of names I memorized per event. This stuff works well for me together with some of my personal touch cues. Bonus, good way to impress girls. Thanks for the video and the free 50 common names. ( I'm a former Marine relevant to other videos you have for future comment feed back.)

[peterthejenkins]

I'm amazed that this actually works REALLY well. As soon as you remember the picture for the person, the name comes right after, seemingly from nowhere.

[bibingraj]

Ron, i just want to tell you that we all appreciate your work and thank you for the knowledge you are spreading..
Big thumps up to you 👍👍👍

[patrickmarks]

Outstanding. I bought your CD course some years ago but what stumped me was coming up with pictures for names. I'm VERY interested in the 50 most common names because I'm a pastor and remember names is very important to what I do.

[toddvorhies]

I found this video in 2 minutes. I took a class from Ron White 15 years ago on a stormy night in Tukwila, Wa. All I remembered was the rain, the old dark office building and a guy rolling around on a snowy lawn. Snow=white, Lawn=Ron. Amazing... I remember Cave for Dave too!! Gonna start again because names are the only getting harder.

[photons]

I have gone from being the worst at remembering names (literally) to never forgetting​ a name, thanks to this video.  Thank you.

[seemapatilJapan]

You make videos that explain just the way they will make things stick and get the memory working. You are the ALL TIME MEMORY CHAMPION TEACHER.. Saving people. Legendary... Thank you...

[hobimichalec]

At a glance I would think this wouldn't work due to adding so many steps to it.

However, if I think back to random people through life who I've met only once and still remember their name to this day, it's a very detailed situation/scenario that I recall which is somewhat identical to using this process to mimic just that.

Great stuff!

[colbyblack]

I just bought the kindle version. First page, Dale Carnegie reference?? You are on to a great start! I have a 40 peg memory palace that works great so far, names have been hit or miss for me. I hope you book can fill in the gaps for me.

[sablebenjamin]

I love the idea, however I live in Germany. The names are so much harder here. From all over the world not such simple American names. I hope I can do this!

[Weebhelp]

This skill is so importune to helping people understand how to remember names

[okkrom]

I wish you had a practical test after the explanation.
Thanks for the tips!

[lambdacalculus]

What a hilarious method for remembering faces and names! I almost laughed my head off. But it truly works. Fantastic video!