THE LINKING METHOD (FASTEST WAY TO MEMORIZE ANYTHING!)

Happy Holidays everyone! Here's a quick new Random Memory Tips video on how to memorize a list in the shortest amount of time possible (aka, using the Linking Method). Short and simple! Love you all!

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Music: Epidemic Music

Thanks for watching!

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[dots_com]

I kind of do this instead of pneumonics that people typically do. I choose words that sound like the thing I'm trying to memorize and then create a story so I don't forget them. I didn't know it was an actual method!

[danobleman]

I'm reading Harry Lorrayne- How to develop a super power memory and this is the 1st method taught on the book. I love it.

[attilaspringwald]

YESSSS 😀😀😀. A NEW VIDEO 😀😀😀. Cant wait to get loads of value out it. Thanks for being awesome 👏.

[FireinTheBowl]

You have the best videos on this topic. Simple and to the point. I'm still struggling with my p.a.o. list. Once I get that down, maybe I will see you in a competition🤔👍

[jackerol]

That's a lot of good efforts to teach this method. Thank you!

[andreaseriksson]

Happy new year bro and here’s to a memorable 2019! 😉 (I just passed 500 digits of Pi!)

[JackSama]

Thanks for the method, it helped me a lots in my self-study

[paradoxo]

That's cool! I wonder how I can use it to help me deal with some of my grammar trouble with Spanish... Maybe if I went at it like this:
1. Begin with a basic type of sentence (such as a declaration, a question, etc.).
2. Analyze the standard word-order for that kind of sentence.
3. Create a linking system for that word-order, one that has a key to help me associate that system with the chosen sentence type.
I might try it out, but I wonder if anyone interested has some tips or tricks that would be better? I've tried learning and using some basic "sentence templates" to help develop some language habits, but I don't think they've been helping me very much.

[yamahapiano]

The part for me is thinking of unique or interesting words or objects that aren’t the actual thing.

Periodic Table
Potassium uh a Pot does something

[successsuccess]

that's good sir, Sir do you still today also memorise via sub vocalisation ? thanks sir.

[calisthenicarts]

Love your vid. Linking method is what I'm natural at, but I do it a little differently. So when you use imagery in memory palace. Do you link them or not? When you memorize tons of numbers, you just slap the imagery to the station or do you link the images? Im always linking my images, but I'm still very slow at memorizing long strings of numbers.

[bananaboi]

Wow, you are a author that makes short weird stories, you should publish a book

[gourangsharma]

Nice video bro... Cn u suggest how to learn law sections... Like 300 sections, subsection s...

[diopad]

Thanks for sharing your dear expériences wus.

[jayalakshmi.k]

How to use linking method in Mathematics?

[hals]

how do I use this method for memorising information for exams and school?

[priscilagraziela]

Disponibiliza legendas em português, por favor.

[asherthedisaster]

the albertan with the gin had me laughing so hard
i hate this place

[devandev]

Sir i have a question. do you can remember after 4 month without repetition these exact words

[priyanshusanghvi]

Isn't this related to the memory palace