How to 10x your memory using emotions | Ms.Yanjaa Wintersoul | TEDxNyarugenge

How to 10x your memory using emotions numbers in few seconds Yanjaa a world-record holding memory athlete and one of only 22 international grandmasters of memory show off her geniuses while speaking at TEDxNyarugenge on how she memorizes many numbers in few seconds Follow her talk and learn how to 10x your memory.
Yanjaa Wintersoul is a Mongolian-Swedish triple world-record holding memory athlete and one of only 22 international grandmasters of memory. As a kid who always struggled in school, she never imagined she’d one day gain recognition for having one of the top 10 best memories in the world. While studying high school in Nairobi she almost didn’t graduate because of not remembering key facts for exams and sometimes not even remembering that she had an exam in the first place. But when she discovered memory techniques, everything changed. Graduating from business school in half the time, reality shows like Sweden’s Got Talent started calling and she was featured in a viral promotional video for IKEA in which she memorized the furniture giant’s entire 328-page catalog in a week. This year she's starring in a new documentary coming this summer called Memory Games, where for the first time, we get to journey inside the mind of someone who can remember hundreds of people's names in 15 minutes. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@GraceLoveFaith-777]

Way too underrated for such an amazing presentation, more people should watch this, thank you Yanjaa !

[@ashuadhana1840]

its yan-djaa she tells in one of her videos

[@baaskabaaska8718]

@@ashuadhana1840 watch that video again bro

[@TheViciousTofu]

Other ted talks are recorded so well... What happened here?

[@kelvinxg6754]

maybe they just uploaded straight from camera maybe? i think sound quality of this video is irrirating me indeed.

[@dopaminechallenge]

The presentation is great, but the voice is not all clear. Can u activate the subtitle?. it's a really good TEDxTalks

[@coolwinder]

Yes please Ted!

[@curtisxmeyer4819]

1:51 to 9:06 is essential viewing. The twist will make your jaw drop.

[@sniktnono]

Yes we should teach this in school. :-)

[@TheAirborneRogue]

Shame so much of this talk is missing! I would like to see it with no edits from one camera. Still worth watching.

[@missme3331]

Why is the audio so terrible?

[@noorein1946]

The sound is not clear what is going on here

[@ThangboiOM]

The presentation is great, but the voice is not all clear. Can u activate the subtitle?

[@solarsun5489]

She is my idol

[@TheHydred]

A shame It's such a terrible job with editing and audio. Please at least add subtitles. Thank you. Yanjaa has inspired me to belabor my memory. Good content but missed too much from poor editing and audio SMH

[@diegochavez8752]

Im here after watching an episode of memory on netflix.

[@ahard-workinghumanbeing7680]

youtube algorithms so afraid of people developing their memorizing skills. LOL.

[@ansumani766]

The voice is not at all çlear

[@monica4158]

Love Yanjaa - the sound is muffly... :-/

[@yomama847]

what happened at 5:58??

[@ukrajina2022]

I love you

[@elo_cin]

I’m so sad how poorly recorded this was

[@traderbean-btc485]

What a terrible sound! Shame, she is very interesting to listen to

[@kayeononyeka]

Poor production especially for TED

[@Jewel193]

the voice is very unclear.

[@sweiland75]

Why bother uploading such poor quality?

[@DeadSezSo]

This is impressive but my plug mondo taught me how to forget absolutely everything with two words: totem Poles. Aka school buses. aka bars In all seriousness, and I mean this most respectfully and with as much reverence as possible, this woman is so impressive the Salem witch trials would have convicted her of witchcraft lol

[@suvendroseal1724]

Horrible audio

[@ukrajina2022]

Bad sound!!!