HOW TO MAKE YOUR LIFE MORE MEMORABLE (3 TIPS)

I just got back from a trip where I guided and organized a trek to the famous Everest Base Camp. It got me thinking, what compelled the people that came on the trek with me, to join in the first place? The answer was obvious, and I think it's something we all aim for but sometimes miss the mark on:

The desire to make our life memorable.

My life isn't always memorable, but I make a lot of efforts so that it's as memorable as possible. In this video I talk about 3 tips that I've found to help do just that.

Music: "Reaching for the Clouds" by AK
#VisitNepal2020 #EverestBaseCamp #Himalayas

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Thanks for watching!

[NelsonDellis]

What's one of your most memorable life moments?

[danielthrasher]

The sound design on this is amazing. I mean everything is, truly. You went above and beyond in this video and it shows.

[leonardom]

Thanks Nelson!!

1) Do more
2) Take notes of events/memories
3) Review memories

[CaptainWumbo]

Time definitely sped up for me when I got chronic pain. Everyday feels the same and it's hard not to be trapped. Before that I made lots of memories and did lots of things (though not as expensive as your trip).

You never know when life is gonna f you over, so I advise anyone try to do what they want to do sooner than later. You might not even make it to 30 before you physically can't anymore.

[richardfredlund]

tip number 1 for making your life more memorable... visit Everest base camp... does look awesome I must say.

[monstermushmush]

These visual effects are smooooth. Nice!

[bluebeamman]

Love this video! I’ve been on a EPIC adventure every year for the past 3 years. 1/2 Dome, Haiku Stairs, Clouds Rest, Angels Landing...next Shasta, Kilimanjaro then Matterhorn...maybe Base Camp. Your memory tips have had big Impacts on my last 2 months. I Double, Triple, approve this

[jplassance]

Truly, telling stories is the best way to live life. We are humans, we base great part of our culture on tales, legends, all of them so intriguing. Why not make it with our own individual lives? I have always done it, without even knowing, because I like to tell others my journeys as something dramatic. Consequently, I am so happy only remembering my last three years of high school and I pretend to always see my life as a magnificent story.

[andreaseriksson]

Awesome motivation and beautiful cinematography man, well done!

[scarlettt]

HOW does this only have 4K views!?? It’s amazing!! Great video and obviously had a lot of work put into it

[FlorianLand]

so true, man! there's always some reason to not do it. those will never run out! so after all it's as you say really a matter of how bad you actually want it. crazy thing btw getting to the everst camp!

[ronchiles]

A lot of your videos are very good. For me, this is by far the best carrying the single most valuable advice in Tip #1. Thank for the inspiration and encouragement.

[nathensprings]

Since you trained your memory to such a high level do you recall memories of events prior to when you started memory training better?

[chrismerlo]

Gorgeous video and great tips man Keep it up~

[centerforhomeschooling]

Nice message and really impressive video!

[pstehr]

Thank your wife for staying home with the kids and dog. When does she get her trip? I hear and read a lot of these tips from men. I would love to hear from a woman who left her husband home with the kids and dog. Thanks as always for the memory tips.

[sudanpuri]

Your great fan from Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵
And welcome here 😊😊

[KINGOZYMANDIAS]

What's the music on the background?

[XEnzo]

Damn far cry developers were so accurate 😂

[mz]

I feel like I’m gonna day and none would remember me I feel like I’m lost and I don’t know how to make myself memorable for others