Long-Term Memory: Boost Your Memory By Learning The 3 Secrets Used By Memory World Record Holders

Jonathan Levi - Accelerated Learning Expert

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There are 3 simple strategies that every single memory expert uses to improve their long-term memory. And, when you take advantage of them, you’ll be able to learn faster and remember more. In this video, I’m going to reveal the 3 memory secrets used by literally every memory champion and world record holder, and how you can take advantage of it.
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As we learned in one of my other RU-vid videos on memory (jle.vi/improvememory), there is no such thing as plain and simple “memory.”
There’s short-term memory, working memory, and long-term memory, which can be broken up even further into episodic memory, spatial memory, semantic memory, and many more.
So if you want a “better memory,” where should you start?
If you ask me, the biggest improvement you can make in your memory has everything to do with training your long-term memory.
And in this video, you will learn how!
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@SuperLearner 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching, SuperFriend! What is the ONE thing you are most excited to implement that I mentioned in this video?

@peterhoang2368 3 года назад

Sh, listening to your talk half an hour and gained nothing.

@krishanthapathirana7771 3 года назад

Everything.

@Mymemoriesgift 5 лет назад

5:02 7:31 10:58

@rodkita 5 лет назад

My memo, more like my hero!

@chilledsamadio9140 4 года назад

Thanks so much omg

@denzvlog9299 4 года назад

Haha this is a great help. Thankss!❤️

@AbhishekNegi-eq7cf 4 года назад

Thanks

@geethikas.pradeep8931 3 года назад

Tysm

@MarelisaFabrega 3 года назад

1. Learn to Visualize 2. Association 3. Use repetition and review

@sajidmushfikrahman4085 4 года назад

*Picture Method(Visualise) *Dense connection(Fire together, wire together): Habbian Theory *Use repetition & review(must)

@kaysstudybuddy 3 года назад

14:30 , this is it...

@tiaphilbin 4 года назад

Hey! I'm here because I have long term memory issues due to severe trauma and gaslighting from childhood. I have trouble remembering even yesterday. It's very hard to make friends and stay positive when it seems the only thing my brain remembers are the negative moments. People will ask me about a really happy event and I will have almost no memory of it. My whole life is a huge blur with just clear moments of extreme sadness or terror. I really need to improve my memory so I can live happy and not forget my relationships.

@fs1383 3 года назад

Omg me too. I suffered from severe depression and now my memory is so bad (it used to be really good). It takes me ages to get the information to stick to my head while everyone else quickly gets it just like that. It’s so frustrating. I hope things get better for you ❤️

@ayushi3243 3 года назад

You need to visit a good psyctrist

@rhiannalopez3805 2 года назад

Same. Rooting for us to be able to find happy memories soon!

@sheilusheilu 4 года назад

Jonathan here is a 73 year old woman in Mumbai giving you an 👏 for a very lucid presentation. I am going to use these three tips b retain better. My main problem is I read heavy books and struggle to recall and show retention while narrating the key briefs to my friend.... so when I types best ways to improve retention your video showed up first! ( so is there a SEO For RU-vid ranking too? I wonder

@tomhath8413 2 года назад

I'm learning to play the card game Bridge. From my perspective it involves four separate categories of things to remember: 1) Bidding conventions. Many of the bids used are a code (called a convention) that has special meaning to your partner, depending on context. These are agreed upon ahead of time and must be adhered to during the game. 2) Signals. A card placed on the table during play may or may not have special meaning to your partner depending on the context. Signal cards are agreed upon ahead of time and should be adhered to during the game, if possible. 3) During the bidding phase you need to remember what each person bid. 3) Cards that have been played. There are thirteen tricks in each hand, it's very important to remember what cards were played and who played them. I see that I can use repetition for #1 and 2. But there isn't time for #3 and 4, the game moves along fast enough that you only get a couple of seconds to see or hear the bids and cards played.

@farhanaahmed1099 2 года назад

I'm trying to memorise the quran. I must say drawing pictures and connecting to new Arabic words has helped me to memorise a few chapters of the quran. Thank you for this video.

@___Anakin.Skywalker 2 года назад

Memorize your school lessons not stupid fairy tales

@tlpcompany3688 2 года назад

Ma Sha Allah keep going there is nothing more important then that

@anasadham1802 2 года назад

@@___Anakin.Skywalker ”fairy tales” american moment

@namrasos3804 2 года назад

@@anasadham1802 😂

@legend-fn2yr 2 года назад

@@___Anakin.Skywalker go and do your job this is none of your businesses

@aakarshitrekhi8071 3 года назад

He remembered this script using these techniques 😎

@muhammedafifi6388 5 лет назад

As a feed back .. try to get to the point faster and in a more summarized way.

@brundhiver 5 лет назад

I am making this reply to you in the case I can help to enlighten your view a bit into why I think he did not summarized further. As a student of memory, and a student of Jonathan's courses, about to get to the point faster, I think that going faster about explaining why and how it works from a beginner's perspective would hinder the process of learning these techniques. As Jonathan said, the more you learn why and how it works, the more it wires into our brains. The more you take your time, the more it sticks, the more we learn, the more we know. We're in a fast pace world I get why getting to the point is important, and he does too, on that fact, Jonathan is a speed expert and have awesome tips how to actually do things faster, I don't know all the details, but I am quite certain he thought that throughly when doing this video. This way of learning (memory techniques) defies the general induced way of learning by society. If you are interested in taking your time and slow down with these techniques, it is the very best way for better results or at least for somebody that has just been initiated to these techniques. Before, I have been introduced to these techniques, at school I was an average B student, and I never have been able to memorize over 200 hundreds numbers in an hour. Even now, I still do remember over 95% of them after a 3 months now, with only 8 reviews total. I have yet to finish to implement all that I need to attain my memory goals. This is the real deal, if you don't know about Jonathan's work, it may change your life and how you think in general if you look into it, but it also requires focus and discipline. Good luck on your interest or project in memory!

@SuperLearner 5 лет назад

@@brundhiver Wow, thanks so much! Sharing this with my team :)

@brundhiver 5 лет назад

@@SuperLearner I am glad that it pleases you! I have not finished my training due to unconventional circumstances. But, once I am done, I will send you a review on how much you and your team really helped me in my projects.

@kayummiah5017 3 года назад

Trust me its so boring listening

@Original_Lurke_fromthe_Unknown 5 лет назад

I really enjoy Nelson’s book on Memory. I highly recommend it 100%. And this 5 day course is 100% free??? I just want to make sure that it is. I also enjoy Anthony Metiviers take on things as well as Ronnie White.

@SuperLearner 5 лет назад

Yes, 100% free no credit card required! jle.vi/5

@BhavyaTyagi011 2 года назад

I want to use these techniques for learning formulas for my CFA exams. I need to learn and apply countless formulas from a vast variety of topics. During the exam even if I know that a certain question is from a certain topic, would require a certain formula to solve it, even then it is not easy to recall the exact formula to be used.

@nigelcardoso3883 2 года назад

What is CFA?

@nigelcardoso3883 2 года назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CvJEpbZLRhE.html see if this helps

@rafayrehman5220 4 года назад

I am doing Preperation for competitive exam ...so i will apply it there.

@krishanthapathirana7771 3 года назад

Your video was great! It was very very useful. But, I think every fact cannot be visualized... there are most facts which cannot be drawn into images. I can use the third method. But actually it doesn't work for me. So, can you upload a video which will be a super memory hack to put those facts (which cannot be visualized) into my long term memory.

@janelouw402 4 года назад

Great stuff

@nkarthikeya8113 3 года назад

Thank you

@muhammadsalam4844 Год назад

Quite new idea. And good interesting.

@saicharanj5487 5 лет назад

I will use for memorizing Vocabulary

@SuperLearner 5 лет назад

Awesome!

@kda5901 4 года назад

i actually want to memorize some skills, like solving a rubik’s cube, getting better at word searches, painting and drawing, improving my singing and dancing and being able to play many instruments. i figured i could memorize useful and effect techniques to learn and improve my skills by practicing and repeating, at the same time, thinking deeply into it as if im visualising. the rest is for academics at school. after watching this video, ive assimilated information on how to memorize efficiently for the long run, so that i dont have to waste time and effort doing it the wrong way

@SuperLearner 4 года назад

Great! Sounds like you have a good system down. Have you taken any of my courses to help you with it?

@peamoon Год назад

Whta if you have aphantasia and can't visualize??

@newphonewhodis9748 3 года назад

I'm new to the solar industry, I need to memorize a pitch. When I go to say the pitch, I freeze and forget everything that I am supposed to say... I think there's something wrong with my memory! I cant seem to remember the simple steps of the pitch... Please advise?

@iramsaqib599 5 лет назад

Does music help in this case?

@iftikharalam605 3 года назад

Aoa sir hope you will be fine ,sir I have memory problem in practical things what can do!

@harmandeepsingh1586 3 года назад

10:38

@jb1892l 3 месяца назад

The Greeks weren't the first. The Memory Code is a brilliant book on this subject..

@webserieslover7773 3 года назад

I want to learn chemical reactions 😭😭😭😭 how can I learn so many chemical reactions in chemistry 😭

@sanadshaha4547 3 года назад

Came here due to same reason

@dharneshtm9696 Год назад

Me too 😭

@silasohien7506 5 лет назад

How to remember my directions when driving

@amitlalit6528 4 года назад

You can learn any shops near the turn or any landward so whenever you driving, you can get a signal that it was left from here & right from there

@nikkinic3987 3 года назад

You don't. You leave early. Get lost. Say "didn't I just drive past that" three times. Then pull over and use a GPS. It's the best way. Finding my car is the challenge I often set myself. I take a photo of where I parked or screenshot a Google map of my position. Sometimes for the thrill, I don't do either.

@silasohien7506 3 года назад

Amit Lalit ty

@silasohien7506 3 года назад

Nikki Nic tyyy

@iceteaenjoyer2143 Год назад

Trying to learn basic economic principles

@realjeremyblank 2 года назад

I'm using your techniques to prep for an expert level certification in the IT industry.

@apurvakumari3561 2 года назад

name of medicines

@yusrilkhoir7928 3 года назад

And Practice..

@A-Viking 4 года назад

Why is it everytime someone talks about "taking advantages of.." one tends to get a bit uncomfortable about what the persons intentions may be.

@xmhnab8737 3 года назад

For my medical studies

@amazinggracejohnsone 4 года назад

I really want to learn programming languages.

@kaysstudybuddy 3 года назад

Try the speed 1.5x

@lemmesplain307 2 года назад

Trying to help students learn Anatomy.

@iwantjesus7437 4 года назад

Im only 12 years old and i speak 5 languages my brain hurts

@oliverdavy144 4 года назад

Which languages?

@savitharenjith1701 3 года назад

Iwant to memorize endangered species vulnerable and critical ly endangered species 😔

@sonnetpoem Год назад

It's called Mind Palace. And this guy is an expert?

@user-qb8yw7ms9c Год назад

I'm a daughter using my mom's phone cause I want to memorize my secondary studies

@fg6ek491 5 лет назад

a Dislike because you take a long time to clear a single point but continue i hope the best for you...

@adenboogie3631 2 года назад

The Greeks weren't the first to use pictures to improve memory the Egyptians were

@anithan6067 2 года назад

Trick 5:06 min of the vedio

@harmandeepsingh1586 3 года назад

10.38

@ellery153 3 года назад

Lol video started at 5:00 😑😑

@harmandeepsingh1586 3 года назад

english language

@umairshaikh8048 2 года назад

I am memorising Qur'an.

@The_ElectricMonk 3 года назад

Your video where you deny the existence of aphantasia is insulting and you completely either misunderstand or intentionally misrepresent the information you reference. You also have the comments turned off which tells me you know you've offended people. Stop telling people they are broken and you can fix them for money. Aphantasia is not a defect, it's not a lie, and it's not people being too stupid to know what visualizing means.

@khanaleena1161 2 года назад

and i m living eg i gues ,bcs cant think any

@drpreethaanish7556 3 года назад

i want to study medicine

@demyanmarilov4989 3 года назад

Is Rotogenflux Methods effective to increase your IQ of 20 points? I've read many good things about this iq course.

@beckhambradshaw2823 3 года назад

What exactly is Rotogenflux Methods? How does this thing really work? I see a lot of people keep on talking about this intelligence boost system.

@anamfathima789 3 года назад

He doesn't get to the point fast🤦‍♀️

@TehAbdullah 3 года назад

This Jew looks like Drew Binsky

@sienervanrensburg6644 2 года назад

A loud of nonsense. No actual point, no actual examples or any pointers on how to improve your memory. He is only after money and not helping people out. Why make more videos if you could get directly to the point and actual helping techniques.