How to MEMORIZE Large Amounts of Information Quickly - Perfect Memory Hack #17

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[christinacopeland]

He looks like such a soft, friendly guy

[matthewnesbitt]

first time I got 8, only because I knew this method already but then I did it again and got 10, thanks man, really helps with studying history

[bikinggal]

Thanks for putting this out there. I paid for a memory improvement kit, paid over 250 bucks..so I could remember anatomy and muscles. I later taught it to my kids for school. It was very similar to yours...the first one was making my whole body the files. Head face neck etc etc and then when we went on to larger needed memory it was a house. Rooms in the house, closets, placing things you needed to remember in those rooms. It's a brilliant trick for our brains!! Thanks again!!

[mrsagathahudson]

I got 8/10. The video really helped me, as I have about 200 things to remember for a maths exam. I realised I can use this method with the flash cards to remember the theory and then do practice papers. I can combine it with a memory palace - so a room per subject, then a-z for each topic within that etc.

[joeferragamojr]

First Time - 1 Second Time - All 10. I was stunned that it worked... and the recall was almost immediate. I have had a problem with short term and long term memory from 1987 when I was 12 years old involved in a major car accident, head injury etc. I have never been able effectively memorize any type of information. I would be interested in other techniques for lectures / reading information and remembering it / and ..."I totally forgot what I was going to say" ...(after 60 seconds) AND remembering Names.

[jamesscurry]

The animal filing system is good, but on the first round I used a story. There was a teddy bear, on a desk, singing into a microphone, water bottle in one hand, spinning on an office chair, while drinking orange juice. Both times I got 8 - so still some work to go. Thanks for a cool exercise!

[SuperBartles]

I've read about these sorts of tricks before so I had a story about a teddy bear sitting on a desk, walking over to a microphone & tripping over a water bottle into an armchair, there was an orange drink next to it etc etc.

[hanafihikari]

Initially I got 5/10 then I got 10/10. Thanks for sharing this effective memorising technique!

[AnjaliTiwari-jmti]

On the first try, I got 3 right and after using the trick, I got 10 right. Thanks a bunch for sharing this trick.

[EulaChua]

“The more outlandish the picture, the better it’s gonna look” — this holds truth.

Such a cool exercise! I pictured each animal using the item in some way to help me remember. By the end of it, it didn’t feel like I was trying to hard to remember but rather, it just came.

First time with just memorizing, I got 7/10, 10/10 for the animal recall, and 10/10 when using his method.

[thomasnorthcolvin]

Oh my goodness!! This is crazy how it works!! It worked for me. All 10! Perfect score! Thanks so much.

[TheEtsgp]

I came across your video since watching last year amongst others over the years.

I'm a Computer Scientist currently working on a dissertation on QM algorithms this has helped alot! Thank you! I had to recall #7 and #8 for a minute but got all 10 correct initially!

It is a matter of Practicing this technique, fine tuning it to fit more relative fimalar list objects to build my file systems per say, but this is quit effective for listing large amounts of information.

With anything though, it does take minimal time to practice and master. I find with something more personal to allocate my list building helps tremendously remember such as numbers( I picture numbers as characters with eyeballs then relate them to marvel comic characters #1 is IronMan just FYI), listing more similar thing in the alphabet as well, more personal to me.

I have been able to expand on this and is very useful. I have also showed this to a few Med students who swear by this when having to remember human anatomy it as well! very intuitive, simple, and effective!

Thought I would give you a shout out thank you!

[secretariatgirl]

10 right and I didn't get any right the first time!!! And I have the world's worst memory! This video came at the right time because it really gave me proof that learning a language, esp. vocabulary, is easier with a picture or phrase! THANK YOU!

[heidyw]

I tried this because I have to study for history for my exams and I just cannot figure out the right study method. The first time I kept repeating the things I had to remember, which I couldn't do fast enough after number four or so, so I just restarted where my last word ended. I got 6 out of 10, whilst after the exercise I got nine out of ten, because the cheetah I came up with just did not make sense. What i learned, is that making useful memories is actually helpful. It is not about just getting yourself to remember for now, it is about creating long term memory files, which will actually last. Thank you so much. This video was not only educational, it was also very fun to challenge myself! Thank you!!

[aarionlynch]

Wow all of them. I always considered myself to have a poor memory. I guess I just needed help.

[danediesel]

Really great exercise, I started with 2 out of 10
And ended up with 9 out of 10

Thanks a lot

[roxyd]

Wow! I got 5 randomly the first time and 9 in the correct order the second time! I really needed a great method and this helps. Thank you!

[JPBailey]

First time I pictured the items and remembered 9 of them but only 2 were in the right order, second time I did his method and got 10/10 in perfect order!!! I love this one! Learned it so quick and can use it for life. Thanks man :) I didn't even know this was a hypnosis guy, I just needed a mental break, and it sounded interesting and was a short video, so I clicked. BTW - having a very stressful morning here, but that exercise gave my mind a break from all of that and really helped me detach from everything, and that was really cool. Very interesting. I also do hypnosis/NLP, I'm a therapist, and I'm going to use this and learn some more stuff from this guy. I want to open up a support group for coaches afraid of selling or something like that, so I've been researching more stuff lately. I can't wait to check out your other videos! :) Thank You!!

[peytonbrown]

I was doing this to memorize 11 things and I got 8/10 I can do this now I believe thank you so much!

[inush]

This was really great! I got 7 the first time because I was familiar with the memory palace technique but the second time i got 10/10 using this technique