HOW TO MEMORIZE ANYTHING | HOW TO REMEMBER THINGS EASILY

Have you ever wanted to improve your memory?
Do you want to memorize anything that you studied?

Everyday we learn something new. So memorizing new stuff is very important in the process of learning. Today we will go over how to improve your memory by 3x. It is vital to improve your memory. If you are wondering how to memorize anything that you studied, remember vocabulary, memorize names, or how to memorize speech, we will go over the art of visual memory.

You already posses the visual memory, but inherently we rely on our verbal memory all the time. So by just using your visual memory - your will improve your memory by 3x and you will be able to memorize anything fast and easily, remember names, remember vocabulary, remember speeches and much more. The visual memory have different names, some call it The Method of Loci, Roman Room System, Memory Palace - but these are just names for the same thing. A 'thing' that will allow you to improve your memory and lap your competition.

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[samanthaseetharama]

Wow, that memory story escalated quickly at the end🤭🤣

[qambi]

1st Test: 6 out of 10
2nd Test: 12 out of 12
hehe... I like this technique

[bobbytippit]

About halfway through the visual memory test I had to try and remember why I was watching this video because I was completely confused in what was going on.

[zeeqz]

How do you have only 129 subs? I swear you're gonna skyrocket soon.

[planejaneify]

That was so insightful and helpful, I really appreciate it, thank you so much. I got 5/6 the first test and 11/12 the second. This really worked for me, I'm really going to give it a go in my work and studies. Cheers.

[Amaryllisminor]

The first test I got 9 out of 10, but that's because I always make up stories when memorizing stuff. My story: There was this alligator who accidentally ate a chair. The chair dried her throat, so she picked up a bottle to drink some water. The water removed some of the lipstick, so she added some more. She kissed her guitar to see how the lipstick would look like on it. She suddenly remembered she has to change the tire of her car to go to school. At school, she had to write an essay, but her keyboard wasn't working because the cable wasn't plugged in. In the end, she gave up and went to lay down on the grass in the schoolyard to relax.

[nosequenickponerm]

That visual memory technique actually works lol. In the first exercise i could remember just 6 words but in the second exercise i was able to remember all the words. I surprised myself xD

[oxalorg]

I never truly understood how memory palace works. Thanks for the great example, maybe some more videos explaining the memory palace in detail would be awesome! Subbed!

[Aphofis]

When I tried to remember the words, I managed only 5, and the visual ones I remembered 12, you was right

[kanekiamano]

Thank you for this video, it's helped me realize the raw, true power of visual memory. This is especially great for learning new material especially in college, for things like science and such; I particularly enjoy it as it helps with my biology. I just wanted to ask, how could you use this to memorise a vast number of essays for a subject like psychology, would you have to split the essay up into key points for different objects? Or is it perhaps possible to chunk the information and have it all there, ready for you to use all at once. Anyway, thanks again and keep up the awesome work 💖😁

[saurabhbudhabaware]

how can we use visualize memory to learn mathematics or other formulas..

[palacekale]

I just wrote it in the search bar and mispelled one of the words and pressed search then i could see all the words fully 👌

[marwanelkordy]

You are amazing my friend... Every day☀ I watch your motivation videos and it really made my day... Thanks🙏💕

[duttbarot]

Your video is really more than awesome and the trick you gave of visual memory is really working.
Thank you

[thesirjh]

Words I got from the 1st test: tire, grass, lipstick, chair, keyboard, guitar and alligator
2nd test: ALL!!! THIS ABSOLUTELY WORKS. I just need to practice more in order to memorize words faster. T H A N K Y O U ❤

[popofabulous]

Hey dude! I just started learning coding too :) I'm going to use your techniques to improve my learning experience. Subscribed bro!

[georgieguan]

Your channel is great!! I hope you keep uploading, all your videos have been super helpful for me- I love it! Reminds me of a more technical version of School of Life.

[Lueanimations]

I thought I wasn't gonna like this video but I did, So I subscribed

[bobcrunch]

The flaw in these methods is that they work for memorizing physical objects (chair, guitar, etc.), but most of what you need to memorize are abstract concepts like a passage from literature (eg.,  Shakespeare's Dagger Speech from Macbeth and Lincoln's Gettysburg Address).

[dandouna]

I knew 6 in the verbal memory and 13 in the visual memory.