Unlimited Memory: How to Memorize Everything Fast

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☀️Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:59 Mindset
1:39 Concentration
4:46 Create Imagery
6:35 Connect Concepts
7:59 Continuous Use
8:20 Extra tips

About Me:
🥭 How old are you? 23!
🎓 Where did you go to university? Augustana & Columbia University!
🤠 Where do you live? Texas

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[minsimi]

1. Concentration
2. Interest- analogy
3. Curiousity
4. Create visuals of your learning
-> SEE
S- Senses
E- Exaggeration
E- Energize (colourise the things to memorize more easily)
5. Connect concepts!
6. Continuous use. (Consistency)
Thank you so much Han, grateful that i found you 💕

[draugami]

Writing out by hand the material you want to learn is also an excellent technique.

[thehighschoolhustler]

1 month free of skill share is a godsend

[johntynio]

Alot of memory is just automatic, sometimes things just stick that was never intended to be remembered! Think of how your brain did that and use it, exercise it! It is a relaxed and easy low intensity way to remember immense amount of 'goodie'! Thanks Han Zhango!

[tanumittal]

1. Believe in optimistic approach. Stop blaming external factors or the past.
2. Deep concentration muscle to be built. (Purpose; Interest; Curiosity- should be clear)
3. Visual creations encourage - Picturise in mind on paper
4. Trigger most senses as possible.
5. Connect Concept by interlinking the topics with other subject or real life to ensure long-term memory.
6. Stay consistent
7. Encourage quizzing with spaced revising

[bluwng]

This girl is soooo pretty she will be in my unlimited memory❤

[CHSN-]

“You will never forget this video” trusta me it will be gone the firsta thing in the morning

[vrindayadav]

Sis your videos are just awesome!! Vibes like happy to help 😊

[yadav_dev-]

The thumbnail was actually enough for me to never forget this video 👌

[Larimuss]

Memorising is not the same as understanding and capability to use. However its def good to memorise some facts.

[fegwmgn]

Hii I am Priya, very very helpful video, you are providing very precious information generally no one is making such a scientific videos, your videos are very realistic and sweet as like you, lots of love from India 💓💖❤and thank you so muchh . keep shining dear 💫

[mdsalahuddinkaiser]

My gratitude dear Han Zhango for your excellent explanation to Unlimited Memory.

[MonikaDaddarwal]

thank you so much for this, Han. one of the best best best videos that I have ever watched on the topic of memory.

[JohntheNobleSavage]

I don't know who I liked the most you or your cat. You've taught me what to do; and, how to do, now all I have left to do, is to do. Thank you. And p.s. "meow".

[pauleapotre]

Always eager to see your video
Thank you for The useful knowledge you are sharing with us

[amandasteven]

i took notes on how to improve memory but forgot where i put them

[Jack-urin]

But these are skills that every good student uses …but the problem is that the implementation of these concepts in learning requires a lot of very hard work. There is no magic bullet to learning and retaining information. Just sheer hard work …and the deployment of these techniques .

[isalutfi]

Hi Han Zhango. Am you new subscriber. Thank you for sharing and talkin about these helpful great things. Keep it up!

[MarcMinier]

hey Zhango, I recently discovered you and I love your content so far! I am endlessly looking for your notion template that you use to study for your exams but I can't find it anywhere ;(

[lmb]

Retread of Harry Lorayne's book, The Memory Book.