Ancient Technique to Memorize Anything

About Ron White: Ron White is a mnemonist, and was the USA Memory Champion in 2009 and 2010. In 2010, he appeared on the History Channel television program, 'Stan Lee's Superhumans'.

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[BiffBifford]

Nice, I use this technique when I need to remember anything. GREAT little vid. That was a ton of information packed into a few minutes and leaves the viewer wanting more. Always interesting, Pat -- keep it up and I'll keep watching!

[crypto_pro]

I was looking for some memory technique recently because i am having exam.
I found some videos from mindvalley .
Now you have uploaded it too...my favourite english channel. So i am very happy😎

[LearntoMakeHonestMoneyOnline]

Thank you for interviewing great individuals Patrick! 💪

[PatrickCogen]

This is brilliant! Always happy to learn something new :)

[freddiejackson]

I read a book a couple of years ago, called moon walking with Einstein. It was about the same subject

[nickfleming]

You can memorize things much faster by just repeating it over and over.
The technique I used in school was writing the 1st sentence, then the first 2 sentences, then the first 3 sentences, and on and on. Very simple, very easy, guaranteed memorization, just takes focus.
I used to get the answers to exams and memorize them like this the class before, then fly through the exam and be the first one done.

[solomonsoh]

can't wait for the full interview!

[tynome]

Very good. I had always worked with the teaching of the "Memory Book". Also amazing, I always use and it helped me ace exams and speak without notes.

[PassiveIncomeTom]

Phenomenal guest on today's video! 👍

[Dmans]

Joker looks like he's taking notes. Good man Joker.

[michaelolz]

I guess this explains why it’s so easy to memorize children’s books. I never thought of that.

[WithFaizanKhan]

What the video once,
Saved it on "watch later"
Going to watch this video at least 5/6 time more, take notes
And finally start to apply it, exited!

[raymondtendau]

One Man's Magic is another Man's Engineering.

[benzikmultimedia]

This is great Pat. I just learned something new today. Thank you

[MindNow]

*Associate it with something FAMILIAR! LEVERAGE YOUR ENVIRONMENT. Just make things easy for you* 🙏

[MickeySmithVerified]

That last question is something I have always wondered about....and now, I am wondering why I am not using this myself

[waedjradi]

One of the most minute ways to memorize something is to indulge emotions with this subject and it will attach itself into your hippocampus, with strong effect. It's like a computer.

[cryptocurrencyog]

I just remember something — shit just forgot. 🤦‍♂️

[marcussosa-bassillio]

Bless you and all your hard work brother🙏💯🍎🙌

[niklausmichaelson]

Patrick Bet David, you need to interview Jim Kwik