How to Memorize Huge Amounts of Information

[@Brainathlete]

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[@muktarmohamud506]

My massive memory project is to memorize the holy Quran which is the central text in islam I like the tips u shared with us

[@darrellpeavy1178]

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[@parosh543]

Ron sorry but I can't enter the your course it is a problem there plz help me

[@asiopro6384]

Please don’t quit your KZbin channel despite of your views and etc please dont

[@Brainathlete]

I’m happy! I don’t do it for views I do it for the love of what I do . I hope you share but if only I watch the videos and a few people I love it

[@hadialmayahy8627]

I smashed the like button before watching the video, because I know it will be great .Thanks a million. Greetings from Iraq.

[@muradmahi9815]

Hey

[@joegomez4807]

I wish it worked for me. I spend weeks and months on end memorizing stuff and still struggle to remember stuff. I've read every prominent article on psychology associated on the subject for the last 70 years and those have been useless mostly. Still it's impressive what this guy can do.

[@Brainathlete]

Thank you anyway

[@learnerlearner1839]

Extremely Thank you, Sir, I have a super long learning process. it takes 10 years of process and listening to you talking about discipline made me strong again.

[@RevolutionaryTeachers]

Thank you so much sir... I can't thank you more for you have been such a blessing to me during the times of tests. Whenever I had to memorize lots of information for the upcoming tests, I knew I would forget if I crammed, but i knew one thing for sure..if i use your techniques I will be able to recall it during the tests. It's extremely surprising to me why you haven't got one million subscribers. Using your methods from a free pdf I used to train myself on some chapters and made money by teaching them through Skype... Thank you so much sir... I am working on your methods to memorize important articles in the Indian constitution for my upcoming exam. God bless you sir..

[@mikolajrosollitzpasja]

This video is my favourite from your channel. Your personal tips are just great.

[@Dr.lost586]

Nothing else can matter Be discipline I m gonna to be study today Do it for yourself Don't announce your project prematurely Review first before going into new stuff Try to do in Morning It doesn't matter how slow you go As long as you do not stop Build mind palace Be proud of your work That was a quick summary Thank you so much for this video Really helpful, Love from India😇😇

[@IdealistINFP]

I am studying for the EPPP exam and there is enormous amounts of information to know and understand. It feels like climbing Mount Everest, it is just so much information. I came across the PEG memory system and it has helped me. But I am really interested in the Mind Palace as well. I think that it might be more helpful due to the massive amounts of information and the various areas of study. I’d love more info on the Mind Palace.

[@sheiladawid2491]

Thank you. That is a very good reminder, 'discipline'

[@chahailus]

I only recently truly understood the power of reviewing before the forgetting curve starts. It makes a difficult task so simple. I am studying 5 foreign languages right now. I speak them all at different levels of fluency and I agree, it's meditative and extremely rewarding when I get to meet people from all over the globe and learn about their cultures.

[@monica4158]

Ok, just finished watching the video. I like how you say you're proud of yourself. Nice.

[@Brainathlete]

I appreciate that!

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

This is EXCELLENT. First of all, I love how you memorised the fallen to honour their legacy. Also, the US Constitution is one of my favourite texts-- and I am British. The quality of language is just as great as the quality of ideas. Even though I have successfully memorised new words in foreign languages, I still get frustrated with being unable to recall them some time later. The method I have used is inefficient, and I have not allowed it to be a priority. What you say about memorising using the city reminds me of why sometimes I walk past a place and remember a particular thought I had at the time! In fact, just the other day, I wanted to know a word in Russian while walking. I memorised the word in a particular place. Days later, I wanted to look up another 2 Russian words, and memorised them in roughly the same place. I did not realise the connection until watching this video. I will DEFINITELY take advantage of this, as I have vocab lists to memorise in French, German, and Russian. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@tracymiller1149]

Good stuff! Working on the Long-Term info now for the 2022 USA Memory Championship. 2,000 total bits of info, including detailed info about the Fortune 99 companies, WWE wrestlers, and the 135 Space Shuttle missions.

[@vinareddy5620]

Wise advice ron Love from malaysia

[@makubashigames6138]

Ron White is the best coach for this field. His advice is full of substance and practicality. Thank you very much for sharing your intellect.

[@Brainathlete]

I appreciate that!

[@Original_Lurke_fromthe_Unknown]

Hey Mr. Ron I started to memorize the rock n roll hall inductees. Didn’t get far yet. I think I have for sure the 1st 4 classes of hall inductees memorized. 86-89. I’ll update you on this.

[@Brainathlete]

Great!!!! I did that and it’s fun!!

[@eshanmaleesha1944]

Hi Ron !!!!!!!! I'm from Sri Lanka and I'm the biggest fan from Sri Lanka ☺😊😀

[@Brainathlete]

I have been to Sri Lanka. I stayed in Columbo

[@eshanmaleesha1944]

@@Brainathlete I'm in Kegalle 😄😄😄

[@abnerenriquez3737]

Great video, Ron. I'm planning on memorizing the multiplication tables up to 99x50. That's 4,845 problems, skipping the first nine tables that go up to 12 which I already know, along with tables 10 and 11 which are easily inferrable. If I take an hour and a half to memorize 60 problems a day, in about 81 days (or approximately 3 months) I'll have all 4,845 problems memorized. This would mean that if anyone gave me a multiplication problem of any two digit or one digit number times any two digit number or vice versa I could answer it in an instant. Thanks for teaching me these techniques!

[@Brainathlete]

Are there any math shortcuts you could learn that would help? What’s your strategy?

[@abnerenriquez3737]

Ron White Memory Expert - Memory Training & Brain Training Thanks for your interest, Ron. So far, I think only the shortcuts for 10 and 11 are close to being as fast as memory. Based on what I've seen, other shortcuts, like mental math tricks, are fast but still take considerably longer than having the problem with its solution memorized. I'm not entirely sure though, maybe I'll find some more worthwhile ones if I keep searching. My strategy is to take my images for the numbers that are being multiplied, as well as my images for the mulitplication sign and the equal sign, and visualize them in sequence. For example, 7x77: 7: box x: exit (door) 77: calculator =: couch 539: lemonade, book I visualize a box (7) on the front porch of a house. Behind the door (x) there is someone inside the house solving math problems using a calculator (77). When he's done with his work, he sits down on his couch (=) to drink lemonade as he reads a book (539). So if I'm asked what 7x77 is or vice versa, I think of the box in front of the door, the calculator, the couch, the lemonade and the book, and I give the answer.

[@SmallSpoonBrigade]

@@abnerenriquez3737 you only need to do half of them as reversing the order is the same result. So, it's more like 99x50, but 1x is already done and same goes for 10x.

[@abnerenriquez3737]

Chris L Ohh that's right! Thanks a lot man, I was trying to understand that. I fixed the original comment now.

[@stebinbinoy3217]

Hi Sir,I am from India.You are really inspiring me..... Thankyou Sir.

[@LilyParkerLife]

This video is a masterpiece!!! I have my bar exam next year and I have to learn a lot of books. But I don't be in a rush...Use mind palace and the loci method and the most important thing, the space repetition every morning after my breakfast :) I was afraid at the beginninng for the amount of stuff to study....but now, studying is an hobby, it is an habit!!! And thank you so much because without your precious videos and your advices I don't thing I could and can do this :)

[@Kapoor123Shahid]

Great feedback. I too India. So the methods are useful

[@freefran43]

I am memorizing my third book of the New Testament. For some reason this little book of 2nd Peter is very challenging so I am seeing how others go about it. Thank you for your video.

[@interestingdaily2872]

Hi Ron! Letss gooo a new video 👍

[@billyroberts5241]

Thanks Ron! Very useful info

[@WatchIt1]

Thank you, it's really helpful, and I think review is the most important part in it.

[@imivan695]

Heavy main lessons in life right here

[@momadstyle]

amazing information and a very important topic of reviewing, thank you, Ron, you change my way of thinking I appreciate you so much I hope I could meet you one day and talk to you

[@Brainathlete]

I appreciate that!

[@mirajalmahmud2534]

You are my idol man ... Keep going 👍👍👍 I get so much confidence every time I watch your video 🙆

[@pianotnt]

I need this to help me study pharmacy definitions and abbreviations for medical and pharmacy terms

[@Brainathlete]

Good luck

[@fairsalzahrani4257]

I always sleep before review all information in my mind palace 😴

[@MrEddie09]

I’m studying to memorize a lot of formulas and information for Pathfinder school in the army. I report 13-Jan

[@pjayshah]

I would love to memorize computer code and everything I read and hear.

[@luckyashraf7284]

Thank you so much, great tips.

[@JPDinnellPodcast]

As always, great information Ron. I appreciate you putting this out for us all...

[@Brainathlete]

WOW! Thank you man. It really means a lot to me to have you say that. I am serious. I have a lot of respect for you

[@PRO2358]

Very honest and quality advice sir👍🙏

[@Brainathlete]

Thanks and welcome

[@ak68812]

Thank you

[@seanandrews5329]

I spent a month doing an internship (I am a teenager) and every day for 4 hours was just building 3D models of houses and around halfway through when I would go outside I would strategize how to build it in the program I was working with and by the end of it it was like muscle memory

[@antirstsomach506]

Thank you.

[@Brainathlete]

You're welcome!

[@retiquefarms8210]

Very helpful! Your an inspiration im saving and rewatching.

[@Kapoor123Shahid]

Hey Ron, Great video again! You looks aged within 6 months duration 😄, Anyway please takecare of your health! Huge respect from india.

[@piotrzwolennik1241]

Hi Ron , I am from Poland and I am so happy that I can understand english and I can benefit from your movies. You give a great value to people ! Thank you for this !! This is amazing that you memorised the constitution of USA . I am curious how looked like your memory palace . Do you have some methods, rules how you do the mind palace becouse you memorise thousends of informations. I am going to use your experience to learn Dutch. And second question when you learn a language do you put new words in mind palace or just create lose association.

[@alokzkewl]

3000 words in 50 hours, i can remember not a problem .. but I forget in 3-4 days sadly

[@Brainathlete]

If you review it will Stay in your long term memory

[@marinachung8100]

Thank you. I am just starting.

[@RoninMarut]

Thanks sir for everything... You are my inspiration ❤️🙏🙏🙏 We are blessed to have you.. As a student, your methods help me a lot.. Once again, thank you for everything ❤️❤️🙏🙏

[@robmorris3838]

Your body of work is an absolute gift to us all. Your coverage of mnemonics as a whole is really beneficial to one and all. Your efforts on YT; in addition to your course(s). Everybody can benefit today and in the future - just keep up all the great work! Tremendous stuff that really is the maker of dreams as well as so much more for anybody prepared to put in a little time and effort ... the rewards are guaranteed! Yes, guaranteed - my only continuing regret is that 'Mnemonics' is not taught in schools, colleges and universities. However, by your efforts and others of the same ilk you're making peoples lives much, much better, because mnemonics and the goddess Mnemosyne really can and does become a game changer for the lowest to the highest!!!

[@hyperphenomenal4360]

thank you very much sir

[@monica4158]

Just the video I've been lookimg for!

[@Brainathlete]

great

[@ahamadaoukachioukachi7269]

Thanks MR RON WHITE YOU'RE AWESOME 👌👌👌

[@Brainathlete]

You are!

[@bbharat307]

Good one

[@donsorenoelchapogringo1182]

I'm memorising the list of brightest stars (from Earth) in order.

[@Sssraajkumar]

Really Inspiring!

[@mraihan19]

That's a great idea.I have also memory project to learn.

[@Brainathlete]

Go for it!

[@harishkkr]

My 3 year son tell 30 names of cars in sequence

[@rishabhguptaEdustar]

I am from India..... and I am ur biggest fan from India.... I want to be like u... what should I do

[@SmallSpoonBrigade]

The answer is practice, read up on memory techniques and practice.

[@DumyDanyRaresh]

Hello Ron! Did you use your mind palace to memorize Afganistan veterans? If not, what system did you use?

[@seksiouiachraf77]

That's so fruitful keep going

[@randyorton8397]

Damn! Absolutely Insane Credentials.

[@deadliftordie5276]

So this didn't tell me what I actually wanted to know. Can you put multiple words or sentences in each station in your mind palace?

[@MrEddie09]

How long do you retain what you memorize?

[@hassanmuse3930]

I am 18 yeara old this video was helpful for me but i am learning new skill called Web Development its more of a practice so any tips for me please i would be so appreciate ❤❤from Somalia

[@priyankachellappan5029]

Can I memorize huge dialogue for playing a character...does memory techniques help to become a actor ..

[@SmallSpoonBrigade]

You can, but you usually wouldn't. You'd likely memorize the ideas of the sentences and then let the character worry about the exact words. If you didn't get all of them precisely right and needed to, then you could go in with the memory system hammer and throw those words into some sort of mnemonic. Depending upon the director and the specifics, they may or may not need verbatim recitation as long as it's in character and draws the right response.

[@Original_Lurke_fromthe_Unknown]

Actually it’s 86-90 RNRHOF members so far.

[@vladpogan7493]

Hi Mr. Ron, i’ve heard about something called “mind map” by Tony Buzan, what is your opinion about that?

[@Brainathlete]

I don't use them but if it works for you then that is great

[@ramikla_146]

How can I use this to learn several languages ?

[@Brainathlete]

Memorize the 400-500 most common words in that language

[@MLDuffy]

Hi Ron! This is a curiosity question, not a trolling question: for the U.S. Constitution project did you remember the parts that were taken out/amended (i.e. the 3/5th compromise, senators being chosen by state assemblies, etc.)? Just curious. Love your work and have taught your methods to my students! You might get a kick out of knowing that the students who have usually picked it up the quickest/easiest are Quarterbacks! :) All that play-calling memorization I guess.

[@Brainathlete]

Nothing was taken out. Amendments just added at end and thank you!

[@Brainathlete]

The constitution is still the same so it’s memorized the same as in 1787

[@MLDuffy]

@@Brainathlete I guess that is what I was curious about. Sections that have been repealed or amended (such as Article 1, Section 2c3) are usually written now as "strike-through text". I was interested if sections like that were skipped or part of your training. Thanks!

[@JKRowl]

So the whole video he never actually explained how you memoize large chunks of information…

[@Brainathlete]

With the mind palace .

[@bza107]

Thank you, as always, for your enlightening videos, Mr White! I've heard you speak of BJJ, and I feel that would be my big memory project. Is there any specific method (or combination thereof) you would use to be able to recall movements or sequences during rolling? (Apologies if this is something you've covered already)

[@RajivAnandh]

Hey Ron!

[@theaccountant3739]

I would like to know how many languages do you speak sir

[@Brainathlete]

I speak the language of Jiu Jitsu, language of memory, language of learning, language of exercise, language of relationships and English. It is not a goal of mine to learn many languages as the world becomes more global. There are more efficient uses of my time and not my interests :)

[@labaniakter8398]

Sir, I read a lot but forgot when it comes to discover. I badly need your help.

[@briannicholson7729]

What do you mean by discover? Ron always recommends not to try and memorize while reading, but to instead highlight and jot notes as you read and memorize after. Hope this helps!

[@ACantu-de8pg]

Hey, I have Question for you Ron. After years of memorizing large amounts of information do you find that it is easier for you to recall things in life you aren't necessarily trying to memorize?

[@abirmiah289]

nice

[@Brainathlete]

Thanks

[@dababyskidophelia9233]

We love you❤and thank you❤😔

[@ahmadh1393]

How can I memorize a book?

[@wellsnapyeah]

I memorized all the major components of a mobile home

[@LonelyGamr]

So it was Rote memory for those soldiers?oh nvm I wrote it before u said u memorized them in ur mind i.e memory palace etc

[@Brainathlete]

Yes, I use the mind palace for almost all massive memory projects

[@LonelyGamr]

@@Brainathlete can't believe ur palace is streets and shops. Pretty insane. How clear is it when you close ur eyes to remember images inside the shops? When I try palaces it's foggy and can't get a clear grasp of it

[@SmallSpoonBrigade]

@@LonelyGamr you don't need to see it clearly, you just need to remember it and tell the difference between different stops along the way. A memory palace is mostly just a system for creating extra pegs to attach items to on the basis of architecture.

[@SmallSpoonBrigade]

Sadly, isn't the number of casualties in Afghanistan still growing?

[@Brainathlete]

We have lost 10 in 2020

[@无语子-o6c]

Dictionarys

[@mrxhaan9105]

First😉

[@muradmahi9815]

Of course

[@Brainathlete]

awesome

[@muradmahi9815]

It's me 💕 😀💜

[@nerd3350]

He is like a one trick pony

[@Brainathlete]

glad you are learning about my pony