HOW TO CREATE MORE COMPLEX NUMBER SYSTEMS

People ask me all the time, "Hey Nelson, how can I memorize hundreds or thousands of digits like the pro memory people?".

LIKE THIS.

(This video is a few tips on how to construct a more complex 3-digit number memorization system so you can absolutely CRUSH memorizing numbers. YA WELCOME!).

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[brucehill]

You’re a kind & generous person, my friend! Always try to help people to learn things easy, thanks Nelson.

[bianoho]

U suggested in the end of this video that this video could be helpful for us... come on!!! This is a really worthful golden class. Thank u

[centerforhomeschooling]

Wow, this is the best explanation I have ever heard on this technique! You have done a great job of making this understandable to adults and kids of almost any age.

[neorrinorcap]

Thanks man for sharing this. I love all your work man. They all are pretty amazing!

[captainpeachfuzz]

This one of the best video out there to fully develop number systems. Thank you

[Dipovinnana]

Dude, many thanks on this! Love advanced system explainations, because i feel a lot of us are at that intermediate stage and don’t know what to do next

[brundhiver]

Hello Nelson, I have been watching you for 6 months now and your advices on memory and numbers have done wonders for me. I too use the PAO for 6 digits and I would really appreciate to see your number list for 1000 people and objects as I soon plan to upgrade my list.

[tygriffin]

Thanks for another great video! I really like the category ideas.

[jameswright]

I don't understand how I could have missed this video. I'm going to have to play catch up. Beautifully done and explained Nelson.

[RaphaelaEdelbauer]

I just learned the 2-digit PAO, and find it much better than the major variations cause it melts so seamlessly together. A 1000-people PAO is beyond me at the moment, haha.

[gamebegins]

Thanks for making memory videos, I know how much time and efforts it takes to make such videos . Thanks .

[jamjam]

Thanks very much. Very helpful. Especially the website

[tomasderville]

Thanks Nelson for this video, really helpful. I agree with you 1000 actions may make memorisation and review more complicated as they can look very similar. Good to see 8 digits can be encoded with this techniques. I am still at 6 but will be considering such system in future to scale it up. Cheers.

[justdoeverything]

Damn, this is so good. The first part of the video, I was like dang, I need to get rid of my 100 system PAO, and start over. Thank you so much

[dobrapamiec]

Thanks as always, Nelson. I've just showed your PAO approach during a session with my client. I didn't know this kind of technique before.

[julianmoreno]

I loved this video but.... any update on the language learning challenge? I'm so curious about it!

[marcusvccpo]

Amazing technique! thanks for sharing, Nelson! I would really appreciate if you have a piece of advice to someone strugling to find the best memory techniques to improve skills in history exams. Basically, I need to associate thousands of " date, name, and facts".

[gustavagerbo]

Could you make a video where you go over the complex card systems?

[madalynpeairs]

THANK YOU SO MUCH for a video you did about a Month ago you saved my poetry grade

[jaimefarias]

I believe that those interested in #'s should at least have 1000+ people as Nelson stated(add 3 digit actions and objects later). It makes memorizing US phone numbers easier(at least for me). For example, a phone number starting with the number he used -- 357 - 5216 would be MLK-leg lifting an EZ curl bar. Easy image to remember that phone #. If I tried to break it up in 2's, it would be 35-75-21-6. The hanging digit(6) would just be a number image. However, I find that using all 2's is diffifult, at least on the fly when someone gives you their # and you need to memorize it quickly. I actually have a 1k PAO myself..yes, it is work, but like Nelson stated, once you got it, it's for life. - JF