Hack Your Memory - Ancient Memory Technique to Memorize Dramatically More

Use this powerful, ancient technique to remember dramatically more, recall information significantly faster, and even learn more/learn faster... in other words: use this technique to hack your memory.

Okay, so you know this:

Memory is our ability to store, retain and recall pieces of information that we’ve learned.

But what you may not have realized:

The strength of your memory is the foundation of your intellect and your intelligence. Imagine if you could remember 50% more of what you learn or could recall twice as many of the names or facts that you hear.

...And by improving your memory you improve the rate at which you’re able to learn and retain information. Memory building is one of the most important and overlooked components of building your intelligence.

Sounds awesome, right?

Well... then you have to try this powerful memory technique, designed to quickly improve your memory:

The Pythagorean Memory Technique.

Yup... it's from none other than Pythagoras of Samos (remember the Pythagorean Theorem?)

Here's what it did for me:

Not only has the technique dramatically improved my overall memory, it has increased my memory recall/retrieval speed, has helped me sleep better, and has even subconsciously made me more present in everyday life.

But here's the best part about the technique:

It’s super easy AND only takes about five minutes each day. Try it tonight before bed!

Chapters:
2:05 Dramatically Improved General Memory
2:15 Increased Memory Recall/Retrieval Speed
2:29 Noticeably improved Sleep
2:41 You Become More Present
3:05 Helps you Appreciate each day

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Episode #15

[momohead]

Now that I think about it when I come home from school I would lock myself in my room turn off the light and recall my entire day and talk to myself, ask myself questions like, did I make any new friends, what was this persons name, what did they have on etc. idk why I stopped it was very enjoyable

[gentwithin]

Good stuff. Sometimes we're so busy, we don't think there's time for this. But even a few minutes while lying in bed at night to recall the day's events and turning it into practice you may see substantial results. I'm definitely going to consciously give this a try.

[prayag_pawar]

I used to do this when I was 12years old I still remember that I use to recall everything like my full day from beginning to end but I was not aware it had so many benefits

[liambrunner]

I combined this with the memory palace technique and now I can remember anything.

[Supersaintly]

Challenge accepted Kyle! Beginning tonight and will update 30 days from now! Giddy with excitement haha

[jessicaroberts]

This was a GREAT tip thank you and the funny thing is I was naturally starting to do this and didn't understand why but after watching this video it now makes complete sense, thank you!

[Latoya]

I have been doing this for about a month. I came back to this video to thank you. This technique is life changing. My memory has increased exponentially. 💜💜

[Thedistilledman]

very cool technique! You sort of mentioned this in the last point, but it makes me think that it would help you practice gratitude. So many studies show that actively becoming more aware and grateful for the little things you do (and that happen to you) throughout the day has huge health and psychological benefits. Good stuff!

[anthonyboris]

that's a cool technique i'll have to start to implement it into what i do before i go to sleep.

[Mantelligence]

To all the subscribers of our brand-new YouTube channel, our founder + editor, Kyle Boureston, has a personal challenge for you:

[suvendumohanty]

If we want to ace any medical examination, how many times should we repeat this technique in a day ? Love from India

[themirestudios]

I'm gonna do this for a month, I'll try get back to this and update people on how effective it is

[davidsharpness]

I expected something on mnemonics, attaching something kinda crazy and unrelated to what you want to remember...some famous Renaissance tinker's trick, but, but this one I saw in college in a related way...Art teacher said "As you walk about canvas (lol, spell checker angel-campus) take in all the details."...better sleep?...hmmph...my dream paralysis demons thrive on details!😰

[x._urhun_.xcol]

Every early morning or night before u fall asleep recall everything that happened that day with berry small details

[salarahmed]

It is also said by : Muhammad pbuh that before getting sleep at night memorize the whole day incident .

[alexelliott]

Practically mediation /astral projection for beginners

[JohnSmith-kjod]

My mind wanders so much that if I try to recall what I ate today I'll randomly remember every embarrassing moment related to that food item and won't be able to sleep cuz of the cringe

[ositaurama]

Point of correction his not the inventor of geometry because he was taught in Egypt.

[kieratsahota]

Should we do this everyday no matter what or is it for a set number of weeks or days??

[MichaelTaylor-tojr]

Does this help with not only the passing moments of the day, but also with zeroing in on anything you may have read or learned in that day, and help you to retain in for much stronger and longer?