HOW TO MEMORIZE EVERYTHING (SEE LINK GO! METHOD)

In my book, Remember It!, I outline a simple 3-step process I apply to any situation when I have to memorize something:

SEE - LINK - GO!

Do that, and you can memorize anything and everything!

Music: Epidemic Music

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(thanks to Prezi for creating the images for this video!)

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Thanks for watching!

[jidaasare]

This is really cool. I'll really try. The first time I tried to recollect my notes using memory techniques, I linked drug names to crazy weird images so I could remember. During the exam, I could remember the weird image but could not recollect the exact name of the drug... it was hilarious. Realized later I missed how all this spaced repetition adds to it.
Thanks a lot for sharing these techniques. You are amazing!

[brennanukrainetz]

Just from a first glance, that book cover looks really aesthetically pleasing!

[pstehr]

I love this video! it's the best explanation of this concept I have seen yet. Thanks for posting.

[bluebeamman]

Your videos rock! Love the find the day videos, and the memory palace. Just ordered your book. Keep up the great work! I’m climbing Kilimanjaro next year, and your “remember” your trip video was spot on.

[fahadansari]

you are a life saver for me thanks for the wonderfull content

[mcnoxoe]

thank you for the tips. it helped me a lot.

[BarKeegan]

That’s a really good synopsis, all I have to work on is hierarchy

[Rosannasfriend]

Interesting method. I'll check out your website and try the exercise!

[lukaszswistun]

Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes touch of genius - and a lot of courage - to move in the opposite direction. E.F. Schumacher Best videos on memory Ive seen yet - thank you Nelson!

[mukeshchoudhary-wzsy]

Your tip is awesome I get to know through Coursera mind shift mooc .it should be very useful at all level of learning.Very much love and respect for your help.

[yugang]

Came here to memorize a script, now I think I'm never gonna forget number 812 and my adventures with the seafaring octopus on his two wheeled sweet ride looking at fishy kids high on nitrous oxide swimming around with a bunch of sharks. Thank you tho, sincerely.

[michaeljimenez]

Nelson, wondering if you have any tips for bartenders who need to remember a ton of recipes quickly to pass a test!

[vanitasvanistatum]

Dear Nelson, do you have techniques to remember music scores or music chord progressions?

[ckadhdcoachingconsulting]

Curious how you think this might work for individuals with working memory issues? Do you have any knowledge of this? Thanks!

[A-_--]

Do you have any tips for memorising things such as molecular and ionic structues?

[sansritpaudel]

i want to see next episode of bijay shai part 3 please.

[gabrielmachado]

Do you have a video about memorizing more long and complex information using this process?

[scoobiduscoob]

oi nelson dellis , sao paulo brasil, otimo video

[ericacocuzza]

Hi Nelson. Love your story of your grandmother. Bless her. You learned to increased your memory. Increasing your memory capacity doesn't make someone intelligent. I am not saying you are not. So, Don't be offended. Like, Do you know the earth is flat or were you told to memorize the belief you live on a spinning ball? Ponder on that before I get a response that you climbed the tallest mountains. Have you studied ways to increase your myelins thickness to increase your memory capacity like backwards penmanship and many other techniques?

[jchi]

How do you do it in such a high speed though? Because I can pretty much do the memory palace thing but its taking a rather long time. any advise?? thanks so much :D
love your videos