How To Remember Everything You Read - 6 Tips in 60 Seconds #shorts

Hey friends, we all want to be able to remember more of what we read so in this Short I'll be giving you 6 tips in under 60 seconds that I've developed for remembering everything you read and help us on our journey of lifelong learning.

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[drmirza]

What helped me read more when I was in med school was my habit of reading for at least 15 mins every night before bed; it seems like nothing but it all adds up! Anyone can read for at least 15 mins if they really want to read more!

[riyathakuria]

If you're reading a book and not having fun, throw the book.
Me:- throwing my botany section

[nahinium]

Literally to the 1% who's reading this, God bless you, and may your dreams come true, stay safe and have a wonderful day.

[improvewithsoo-selfdevelop]

"Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out." - Robert Collier

Hope you guys find the best reading strategies with the help of this video! Have a wonderful week💓

[jaimetan]

Thanks to you, I've recently started taking notes down in Notion when I'm reading - summarising as I go (coz I find highlighting in the Kindle is still a big chaotic mess at the end of reading - I remember better when I've written it down in my own words). And now I realise I've got a skeleton script of some book reviews I can now make on my channel. Double-win! Thanks, Ali! 🙌

[sacdaabdurhman]

“Trust yourself that you can do it and get it”
I believe you can succeed

[-pavithra.b]

1.Make highlights
2.Download read wise
3.Write review
4.Write summaries
5.Make mental links
6.Focus on having fun

Summary of this video

[SmartHobbies]

Great tips. Making summaries is recommended in speed reading courses because it forces your brain to think about and try to understand what you just read. It works well.

[khanfalaknaaz]

1 min and those 6 tips... Changes the way of studying and learning... Thaankuu Ali sir 😌💫💟

[divyanshuo]

The emphasis on active reading, note-taking, and visualization is spot-on.

The tip about summarizing the material in your own words is such a simple yet effective way to reinforce understanding. Also, the suggestion to teach the material to someone else is a great way to solidify the information.

[mikhwanese]

the last part is true. what stuff i remember depend on how interesting the topic is for me. the more interesting, the more i could effortlessly remember

[dasmonddoss]

0:46
if you're reading and not enjoying it, throw the book away
Me- throws all my academic books

[GenevieveThornton]

Ali gave soooo much information in 60 seconds and it was still understandable 👏

[greenteam]

#1 tip. Mnemonics
#2 tip. Generate emotional responses what you want to remember
#3 tip. Use adrenaline to harden memories. Think PTSD

[johnmayersthoughts]

Great tips!
Have had good success with some of these already. Looking forward to try more. Thanks Ali. <3

[TrucVanThanhLam-wh]

Loving these tips! Immersive Translate, a web plugin, makes reading eBooks in multiple languages a breeze.

[phillipbenoit]

Dude, you are a good YouTuber so you know it's EASY with you to remember😉

[improvewithsoo-selfdevelop]

I find that reading book summaries help me to refresh and recap the book I just read too! And also creating a list of action steps to take instantly. Very helpful tips Ali! 👍

[anantmehta]

Definitely make more shorts! I love your content but sometimes don't have the time to watch 10+ minute videos!

[dhimanroy]

Such 60 seconds video is more impulsive than longer one. Thanks for sharing.