How to create a Memory Palace - Tutorial by 2-times World Champion

[@adelkazem8645]

palace method revolutionized my life, one trick I used to increase the maps is I use game maps, an example will be like: counter-strike maps (dust, italy..), but this one my man is a new great idea also, thanks for sharing.

[@brasileiroloko5375]

dammn thx

[@Catthepunk]

Can you do a video on how you use game maps plz?

[@affluenzashot]

​@@Catthepunk From what I understand, you can pretty much set it up in the same exact way as is depicted in this video, just like any other memory palace. If it helps, you can travel through the area within the video game just as he is doing in this video. As long as the locations each contain a unique feature, it should work fine. There are many competitive memorizers that use virtual memory palaces. There is even a video here on KZbin demonstrating it within Super Mario 64.

[@Catthepunk]

@@affluenzashot noice!

[@smuggylamp3923]

Damn! I forgot that I know tons of Csgo maps in my brain download. You are fucking genius

[@Wingedmagician]

Really appreciate the idea of using those house tours for memory places

[@LolW-x9x]

How can i find this house tour?

[@Winroco]

I really liked what I had going on, but then my house got sold. I could no longer walk thru it.😢

[@dunyahali8926]

😂 ​@@Winroco

[@Dipovinnana]

Thanks for the concept of the maze to incorporate into my palace techniques

[@realgouravverma]

Which website you are using to navigate in house? I wanna try that too.

[@tracymiller1149]

Nice job demonstrating memory palaces!

[@thelegendofner0]

Awesome technique, thanks for sharing!

[@Cookie-hj1di]

A video showing how to use it when learning stuff for school would be very helpfull

[@jonathanp___________3606]

Yes. I would love to see what insights would pop up. Memory Sports seems to be focused on speed of memorising, thus it makes sense to have more sparsely spaced places, so you can tell at a glance of your mind's eye. When doing this for education, you have more time to review your memory palace which means that you will be able to tell close together places apart more easily. Still you might want to be careful to avoid using each of a pair of identical items as place as it could lead to mixing up the information stored in those places. That said, the more I write, the more I realise how much I have to learn. I'd definitely like to see a video on building a memory palace for education, plus one on applying it as well.

[@MemorysportsTV]

This video shows how I would memorize the first 20 elements of the periodic table: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKe3nqR8nLKGqZo

[@ScreenTheSun-mr9zm]

School fucking sucks, instead of giving us the techniques and teach us how to actually learn something, they fucking just throws information into our face and expect us to absorb all of it, ALL OF IT, without even showing us how to. They always says "Practice this, practice that" or "Be Patient"... BUT HOW THE FUCK DO WE PRACTICE?, HOW THE FUCK DO WE LEARN? You don't even how show us how to walk, how the fuck do we supposed to make it? My whole childhood are always surrounded with useless points and grades. I'm always being call the best but never in my whole life I felt I have knowledge

[@zwebzz9685]

I haven’t been opening fridges. I will now. Thanks for the tips.

[@jonathanp___________3606]

Why wouldn't you put loci close together for memory sports, while you would for education? What specific advantage does it give you for memory sports that you don't feel you need (at least as much) for education? How do the conditions of an educational setting make it more attractive to put loci close together, etc?

[@MemorysportsTV]

Thanks for the question! For memory sports I prefer to have a maximal smooth "walk" through my locations. It has to feel natural and clear from the beginning. No thinking, just turning towards the next location and go. For education I prefer to fit more locations into a room to have more locations in order to learn the material. I will review a lot of times and therefor" even not so "smooth" places will work very well. My priority is to have many locations and not to have a super smoth walk through my journey.

[@JoseRHuezo]

How can you acces inside the apparment? what app are you using?

[@Joshua.B.Buzzard]

Matterport. Go to redfin and look for houses with 3d virtual tours. Matterport will pull up and you'll be able to walk the house. I build giant mansions this way by looking at mansions over 6000 squared feet.

[@talhazulfiqar9376]

sir how to attach any image to location?

[@darkking141]

Sir you are inspiration for us ♥️🙏

[@huongnguyen-pc4mt]

Thank you sir! You helped me a lot with these techniques 🙏👍

[@mangomight7938]

Hello. This is a great demo sir! I'll be using these locations to memorize some foreign vocabulary, I'm sure you won't mind :) When you do the reviewing, do you walk or "teleport" from one location to the next and how big or small does objects appear in your minds eye? Also, are the surroundings detailed or just sort of blurry or do you need to visualize them at all to help you know where you are? Thanks in advance!

[@capricornmir]

How are you going to memorise the vocabulary by mind maps? There are other mnemonics like sound alike for that

[@mangomight7938]

@@capricornmir I feel like a lot of words have associations to images for me and I think for a lot of people , not only the nouns but verbs and adjectives and other word classes too. But a simple noun example could be gato which means cat in Spanish, then in Swedish (my mother tounge) "gata" means street. I can simply see a cat walking down the street to make the association.

[@MemorysportsTV]

Just saw your comment. The "walking" is rather a "gliding" but no teleportation. The object has about the size of how it would look like in reality but not exceeds the location size. Surroundings are rather non existing. I just don't pay attention.

[@oliverwarren1074]

@@mangomight7938 I think you could use this method to memorise words but I don't see the need; everyone in the world learns languages without issue without using this method so it's clearly not required. Meanwhile nobody in the world can memorise large volumes of information for competitions etc. (as per purpose of this video) WITHOUT using this method (or similar memory techniques). So clearly its in no way required for language learning. That's not to say you can't use it but the idea that it will help you learn languages is I think, baseless.

[@donsmemoryvideos50]

Great job Johannes of breaking these techniques down... maybe I'll use one of these against you in a match someday 😎

[@Cookie-hj1di]

Awesome video! Thanks Im new to memory palaces

[@brianleblancart736]

That's such a coincidence. I was just using Google Maps, foot vantage point to use the 3d graphics to mentally map my favorite vacation areas for this reason.

[@raymundsantos2324]

Hi sir, how do you make your images stick to the loci? Is there a special technique? Also, how many times do you review your images? Thank you!

[@MemorysportsTV]

That depends on the topic but I try to connect the image with the location by creating a story and try to visualize these on front of my inner eye- Review for long term stuff: 1 hours, 1day, 3 days , 1 week etc.

[@raymundsantos2324]

@@MemorysportsTV sir if you cannot recall the images on a loci, do you peek at the answer sheet immediately or do you wait until the images come into mind? What's your technique in recalling an image?

[@Joshua.B.Buzzard]

Use Google slides. Set loci as background images. Use Google image search or Midjourney to generate images. Set images at locations. Make a text only slide as the next slide to explain what the image means. Put on a review program. Maybe make a lakusa board to index them all.

[@raymundsantos2324]

@@Joshua.B.Buzzard thank you!

[@EricEngle-f1q]

I use mnemonics (acronyms, acrostics) and correspondences of associations (e.g., 1, Red, Gun, Dot). I have never used memory palaces.

[@alienboyuniverse]

Incredible!!

[@chetansachdev9749]

Could someone help with the next part where this memory palace is used to remember something.

[@moozegaming3629]

can you tell me what he using i mean about these location that walking on your coumpter thank

[@Blazervitch]

ok nice tutorial on setting up the mind palace, now how do I use this to input the information that I want to retain?

[@MemorysportsTV]

Hey I think this is a good example kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKe3nqR8nLKGqZo

[@sleepingman71]

Fantastic info! Thx!

[@kharubialhaq8011]

How to use memory palace after build it?

[@shashankyadav5703]

from which website can I access these 3D houses, could anyone share the link of that website

[@LolW-x9x]

My question is also same

[@MemorysportsTV]

www.luxuryrealestate.com/360_tours

[@ash-jh3xt]

​@@MemorysportsTVThanks man

[@pandipanda6528]

Is nutrition important for our memory or just techniques? Which diet is suitable for this memory sport?

[@MemorysportsTV]

I think nutrition is key in the long run. If you're young up to your 30's your body compensates a lot. However this changes when you get older. Good sleep and a nutrition that keeps your healthy and happy (!) is the way to go. If ice cream makes you happy from time to time don't punish yourself by not getting.

[@AClarke2007]

Brain uses most of the energy consumed per day than any other organ. So don't go on a diet!

[@icureboredom4282]

When you need to recall something, do you need to be familiar with the objects position relative to the whole house? Or would you just run through the whole journey until you reach the object and not worry about objects’ relative positioning to each other? Thank you! This video was very helpful!

[@MemorysportsTV]

I would run through the house. However when you want to recall a specific object you can mostly jump to the location directly because your brain "knows" where the object was.

[@icureboredom4282]

@@MemorysportsTV okay yeah I see, thanks

This is very helpful, thank you!

[@herculesjonathanmusic1094]

What app is this??

[@brinthkr1533]

Finally landed where I am supposed to be at.

[@FlutterPythoncombo]

Hey Man, thank you so much for sharing your experience. I have a question about the method of using memory palaces. I understand that u use house maps for your memory palaces, but I am wondering if you write down the places or just define the spots. This method sounds very interesting, and as a newcomer to this space, I am curious about how to create memory palaces of unfamiliar places. The memory palace I have made is my house room, so I am familiar with all the places. Can you provide any guidance on how to create memory palaces of unfamiliar places? Thank you.

[@MemorysportsTV]

You can find other videos on this topic here on the channel. However when I go to a new place, i.e. when I'm on vacaction, I would create a memory palace there as well. I would be more cautious, repeat them more often and write them down. Most important: review them and use them frequently when you're back home.

[@Nazareth434]

I can't even remember where I put reminder notes, how am I gonna remember the layout of an apartment and it's contents?

[@MemorysportsTV]

Haha, yeah so start with your own apartment. I guess that will make your life easier. ;)

[@ShanShan-bg7lq]

place 1-40, when i mark some words in need to remember on place 1..2...3...40 like that?

[@fricktmg6122]

Which app or web you are using this

[@frostyrobot7689]

See the reply to 'Light From Heaven'

[@MemorysportsTV]

THanks!

[@fricktmg6122]

Make a video on word memories of memory legue .how to memories word and tip plZz

[@MOSDEFemcees]

More of these videos would be great

[@MemorysportsTV]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKe3nqR8nLKGqZo :)

[@anujdang5313]

kindly share the website from where we can visit these house tours.

[@Joshua.B.Buzzard]

Go to Redfin and look for houses with 3D tours. Matterport is the site that it links to for 3D tours.

[@wutangmuslin]

If I were to memorize, say 100 pieces of academic info in say 1 hour, will this approach be more helpful instead of crowding my loci in one room?

[@MemorysportsTV]

Actually I would crowd loci more if I have something like this.

[@AClarke2007]

Can you really encode a factual object to memory in less than half a second?

[@muhammedelsayed46]

I don't understand, are you creat this memory palace or you use it for app ?

[@MemorysportsTV]

I used the website online for building the palace.

[@AliciaMarkoe]

Thank you 🦋

[@contayt2023]

how many memory palaces you have in total and how mani locis total?

[@MemorysportsTV]

in total I have 2500 locations in around 15 palaces. Thanks!

[@contayt2023]

@@MemorysportsTV oh! thats impressive. Thank your for answering me. For studies purposes do you think theres a maximum locis one can have? Like 50.000 or you think 2500 are the maximum? Thank you so much.

[@sagaspace]

Hi Please make a video on how to remember complex atlas(maps) for tough geography exam

[@SmokeyBond]

I use Assassin's Creed Origins map for mind palace and will definitely add this one ! Thanks Champ 👍

[@jamesgerero6263]

What app is this

[@MemorysportsTV]

I used this page: www.luxuryrealestate.com/360-tours

[@Alhepu140]

What happens if one of those houses is sold and no longer appears on the portal? You wouldn't have the opportunity to revisit it, would you?

[@MemorysportsTV]

Good question. Usually you do not need to revisit these palaces anyway because if you created them with caution and did your reviews you just have them in your mind. I created a lot of my palaces in places where I had a vacation. I never revisted these places but I still use them because I have them in my mind.

[@Tnpscstu]

Take screen shot

[@1503s_uritogether]

tysm❤ it help me a lot

[@dominikhajda8104]

wow, thanks ! its so amazing method to make infinity memory palaces but ... when sell it its over, but still very good

[@MemorysportsTV]

Hey thanks! But what do you mean? The monetization?

[@dominikhajda8104]

@@MemorysportsTV oh, hi, thanks for reading 🥰. No i just was talking about the houses on sell. The house what you use to memory palace. Thats brilliant technique how you can have almost infinity memory palaces (fiction, but you can go throught it, so its great) what is wonderful, but when they sell the house you cant go through already. Of course when you have the palace already very deep in mind... its ok then, but when you can go through these memory palaces forever... wow .. that would be so great ! Anyway. Thanks for video and content about memory. I just find you on youtube and i like your content so you have me in your "list". These techniques are soo amazing 🥰🥰

[@MemorysportsTV]

@@dominikhajda8104 Hey thanks a lot for your feedback!

[@dominikhajda8104]

@@MemorysportsTV can i ask how much work for you this imaginari palaces ? its sam like real place ? or almost same ? you use it for sport right ? so i guess its good enough ? Thank you

[@LolW-x9x]

Game name?

[@erickmacias5153]

But what is that page you are using?

[@MemorysportsTV]

There are plenty of them. Just search for "Virtual room tour".

[@wffrederick]

you can use zillow with the 3d feature turned on.

[@SanthoshKumar-yg6fl]

Which software or website is this?

[@MemorysportsTV]

I used this page: www.luxuryrealestate.com/360-tours

[@madhusudanbenarji3910]

You are gold man ❤😅

[@birendratamang8127]

How people create 20000 location ...

[@MemorysportsTV]

Many houses needed! Haha but seriously as I mentioned in this video you could make it way more locations in this appartment only if you don't leave so much space between locations. I wouldn't do it for memory sports but for learning applications I would do it differently.

[@paul_particularlyunhappynut]

by storing the location in the astral plane after taking 240mg of dmt. trust me

[@princessramonah21]

@@MemorysportsTV i'm new to this technique but it looks really interesting and unique. do you think it's applicable for studying board examinations review? my subjects are more on chemistry and engineering related topics

[@princessramonah21]

@@MemorysportsTV which app did you use for this? thank you!

[@anupamprasad9645]

How to memorize whole oxford dictionary..bz remembering so many palace wyd be difficult

[@vladdracul813]

he uses zillow to create memory palaces - time saved=19 minutes

[@AdriannaContreras]

Excellent. Thank you!

[@B4G4Y1]

W man/woman🤝🤝

[@Vincent-pr6pg]

Thank you very much

[@henok]

Thank you!

[@jesusisall101]

how can I go to the website that is on the background?

[@MemorysportsTV]

Check this website for example: www.luxuryrealestate.com/360_tours

[@studywithmir1994]

@@MemorysportsTV did you have, by any chance on with museums, I mean one as good as this one? ... (: btw thanks 4 the good work

[@TIMMYT3573]

Hi is this google maps

[@Joshua.B.Buzzard]

I screenshot these, put them into Google slides as backgrounds, then save that as a blank palace. I save a blank copy so I can share memory palaces with friends. Then I populate the slides with midjourney images and fill them up by putting the images into Google slides. I also explain each slide image with an explanation on the next text only slide. After I fill a palace I put it on a review schedule to keep the images sharp.

[@ahmathgadji3938]

Hello Sir. I find this interesting, especially using Midjourney in the mix. Could you share one example of your slides filled with explanations? That would help a lot. Thanks in advance.

[@MasterBrain182]

👍👍👍

[@birentmg4504]

app or web you are using this

[@frostyrobot7689]

See the reply to 'Light From Heaven'

[@yesteryearr]

Dang.... Beautiful apartment 😂

[@MemorysportsTV]

yes 🙃

[@realmasterkush]

It seems like a pretty inefficient way of learning how to count to 38...🤣

[@dara_1989]

mind palace .. nahhh , call it FLOOR PLAN 😜

[@Birdie_are_cool]

Duck

[@Matt-iy2cf]

20 mins of talking about how to select items at home!!!