How to MEMORIZE Large Amounts of Information Quickly - Perfect Memory Hack #17

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GREAT NEWS! We now have a New MEMORY RETENTION & Test Taking Course - It has 15 videos including 12 Memory Mind Hacks to memorize LARGE amounts of information and get up to 50% more reading retention. Learn to access the information you studied quickly and easily during tests. Click Here to learn more and get yours now: americanschoolofhypnosis.com/memory-retention-course/

[@christinacopeland7890]

He looks like such a soft, friendly guy

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Thank you

[@thesadnesspath8371]

Lol what

[@MrKinghuman]

That's bc he is a soft friendly guy lol

[@moredreamsmorecreams]

He's a family guy

[@matthewnesbitt1391]

first time I got 8, only because I knew this method already but then I did it again and got 10, thanks man, really helps with studying history

[@Astro-gk1dt]

Just got here for the damn history

[@Riptide09]

First excercise 7/10 Second excercise 10/10

[@hanafihikari]

Initially I got 5/10 then I got 10/10. Thanks for sharing this effective memorising technique!

[@bikinggal1]

Thanks for putting this out there. I paid for a memory improvement kit, paid over 250 bucks..so I could remember anatomy and muscles. I later taught it to my kids for school. It was very similar to yours...the first one was making my whole body the files. Head face neck etc etc and then when we went on to larger needed memory it was a house. Rooms in the house, closets, placing things you needed to remember in those rooms. It's a brilliant trick for our brains!! Thanks again!!

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

I'm happy it helps...

[@crrtpf]

It is very timecomsuming though. Brute force repetition would do the same in shorter time.

[@user-th5mg3eu5g]

Is it the Anthony metivier kit?

[@matthewcrisler4431]

What’s interesting is that I got all ten right the first time - no cheating - but I had the order of the trashcan and computer mixed up. It was the second time that I got all 10 in the correct order using your method. So, this is not only a good memory trick, but helps with organization. I’d like to know if you have tricks for large definitions? So far, the best thing that I’ve been able to do to remember lengthy definitions is to write them down as many times as I can while reciting it out loud until I’ve memorized it, like a force of habit, but this is extremely time consuming, and applying your method adds to the amount of information that’s being processed for long definitions. For example: a definition and explanation that I had to learn for a midterm exam is, “Because of the two multitrack returns accommodating mic and mix status, the signal is already present at the small fader. ‘Pre-fader’, meaning that it’s not dependent on the return by default.” For something like this, the information is too dense to try and throw in abstract concepts like, “an alligator using a mixing console”, without having to forcibly memorize situations where these characters would interact with the concepts in this explanation and definition. How would you memorize large definitions or explanations of concepts? Is there another trick for this? Or am I incorporating this method incorrectly into my study of lengthy concepts? I like the memory trick taught in this video, by the way, and subscribed, because it is effective for quickly memorizing smaller definitions, numbers, dates and items.

[@tonality1010]

I got 3 before using your memorization technique, after using your memorization technique I go 10 of the 10 correct!!! Thank you

[@Cbella8]

4 right at first then all 10 right the 2nd time. Thank you for this video sir. May God bless you!

[@joeferragamojr]

First Time - 1 Second Time - All 10. I was stunned that it worked... and the recall was almost immediate. I have had a problem with short term and long term memory from 1987 when I was 12 years old involved in a major car accident, head injury etc. I have never been able effectively memorize any type of information. I would be interested in other techniques for lectures / reading information and remembering it / and ..."I totally forgot what I was going to say" ...(after 60 seconds) AND remembering Names.

[@thomasnorthcolvin3332]

Oh my goodness!! This is crazy how it works!! It worked for me. All 10! Perfect score! Thanks so much.

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Glad it helped!

[@aarionlynch]

Wow all of them. I always considered myself to have a poor memory. I guess I just needed help.

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

You just needed to remember :-)

[@georgeguarino]

First time 6, Second time all 10. Thanks. Liked this a lot. I'll keep my file folders ready for new items in the future.

[@roxyd7127]

Wow! I got 5 randomly the first time and 9 in the correct order the second time! I really needed a great method and this helps. Thank you!

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Fantastic!

[@mrsagathahudson5227]

I got 8/10. The video really helped me, as I have about 200 things to remember for a maths exam. I realised I can use this method with the flash cards to remember the theory and then do practice papers. I can combine it with a memory palace - so a room per subject, then a-z for each topic within that etc.

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Great idea, best of success to you :-)

[@georgemonsanto4018]

It works! I will include this in my library. Good job...

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Great, I love to be in libraries. :-)

[@enviableace9987]

I got 6 but this trick is way better than just raw short term memory, i will continue to practice this for sure, I appreciate this

[@Michaellipmanactor]

Brilliant technique. First time I got three (only two really because one was in the wrong place). Second time I got 9. So this method definitely works!! As an actor I’m always looking for a way to make learning lines easier and this one just got added to another method I use. Many thanks for this.

[@tonygeron15]

This was amazing! I only could remember 3 in the beginning and by the end I remembered 8 of them!

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Great Anthony! You just became a memory prodigy. :-)

[@laurencastleman5977]

100%!! Thank you so much, I'm gonna use this from now on

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

You're welcome!

[@murphy903]

Thanks for the video. Great job. Very interesting info.

[@seangallagher842]

Thank you very much for this exercise. This is so simple and effective!

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

You're welcome Sean... I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@inush94]

This was really great! I got 7 the first time because I was familiar with the memory palace technique but the second time i got 10/10 using this technique

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Great job :-)

[@falasakari4945]

That was incredible. I got 6 first time round and all 10 of them with your method. Brilliant lesson in association.

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@raghibmehfuz6746]

Sir, I get it. But this is for 10 things to remember, how can I use it to remember dates and history or a constitution?

[@carola1050]

Wonderful, thank you. I got ten!

[@maram8707]

i got them all right .. thank you it was amazing. and I think this will be helpful for me to memorise larger amounts of information in future.

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Great job, best of success to you. :-)

[@humaboutique2]

First time I got 7 but not in order and then I got 10 quickly, thank you! :D

[@hussangill391]

10/10 .. that too very effortlessly .. Thanks.

[@VanPham-hb6vd]

first time I got 6, and with the exercise I got all 10. thank you so much for sharing this method through your video!!

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Fantastic!

[@jamesscurry]

The animal filing system is good, but on the first round I used a story. There was a teddy bear, on a desk, singing into a microphone, water bottle in one hand, spinning on an office chair, while drinking orange juice. Both times I got 8 - so still some work to go. Thanks for a cool exercise!

[@surstarcharm]

Same! But 9/10 on the first 10/10 on the second (prolly because I didn’t even hear him say pencil as I was way too stunned by my 9/10 score😅)

[@TheEtsgp1]

I came across your video since watching last year amongst others over the years. I'm a Computer Scientist currently working on a dissertation on QM algorithms this has helped alot! Thank you! I had to recall #7 and #8 for a minute but got all 10 correct initially! It is a matter of Practicing this technique, fine tuning it to fit more relative fimalar list objects to build my file systems per say, but this is quit effective for listing large amounts of information. With anything though, it does take minimal time to practice and master. I find with something more personal to allocate my list building helps tremendously remember such as numbers( I picture numbers as characters with eyeballs then relate them to marvel comic characters #1 is IronMan just FYI), listing more similar thing in the alphabet as well, more personal to me. I have been able to expand on this and is very useful. I have also showed this to a few Med students who swear by this when having to remember human anatomy it as well! very intuitive, simple, and effective! Thought I would give you a shout out thank you!

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

You're welcome Shaun. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@abdelhakbnuhashim7612]

Thank you for sharing this information.

[@keiranatania9234]

i got 7/10 the first time and got all 10 right the second, I'm going to try using this technique thank you

[@EulaChua]

“The more outlandish the picture, the better it’s gonna look” - this holds truth. Such a cool exercise! I pictured each animal using the item in some way to help me remember. By the end of it, it didn’t feel like I was trying to hard to remember but rather, it just came. First time with just memorizing, I got 7/10, 10/10 for the animal recall, and 10/10 when using his method.

[@SuperBartles]

I've read about these sorts of tricks before so I had a story about a teddy bear sitting on a desk, walking over to a microphone & tripping over a water bottle into an armchair, there was an orange drink next to it etc etc.

[@bunbon6302]

I use that method as well

[@pooopidyscoopdity6237]

This was awesome! Five the first time and ten the second time

[@axelsandi]

love the content in this uncles face and smile, because he knows, the viewers realize what he says works. gotta learn the amount of 450 pages condensed onto 60 in just two weeks time for my first state exams- desperate situation. lets see if this method is fruitful :)

[@Maybeahh]

Thank you very much. At first I memorized 7... and through your method 10 of them!

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Great improvement. Remember you can do the same method with as many as you like. I once did it with 200 items quite successfully.

[@Maybeahh]

Rene Bastarache I can already tell it is very helpful. The issue is that I have exams in two foreign languages starting next week. So, I need to remember many new words, and that's a different challenge I guess

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

You can use the word and the definition by creating a mental picture with the mental filed item you've chosen in your mental file. Then think on the item and you'll remember the word and definition. Just remember to make the entire scenario outlandish, funny or ridiculous so it will be easier to remember. Try it with a few to see how it works for you. Good luck...

[@nike4685]

Marvelous presentation, the technique works, thanks.

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gw7700]

Thank you so much for this technique !!! Got 8 first time but will start practicing using this method to improve.

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Wonderful!

[@imeshatonye5568]

I got 1 the first time and the second time i actually got 9 right. Thank you !

[@FuzzySoulTiger]

Thank you for sharing such a helpful memorization tool. By the way, when you mentioned teddy bear as the first item, I sincerely thought, what a perfect way to describe you.

[@oniabanaznine3946]

That was fantastic. This exercise really helped a lot.

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Glad you liked it!

[@kissie415]

Wow! From 40% to 100%. This is amazing. Thanks.

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Glad you liked it! Great job! :-) We just created a New MEMORY RETENTION & Test Taking Course. Click Here to learn more about it if you like: americanschoolofhypnosis.com/memory-retention-course

[@janeyclancy1432]

Thank you so much. The first time around, I remembered 8 items but only 4 in the correct order . Second time 10/10 all in the correct order.

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Great job!

[@peytonbrown2863]

I was doing this to memorize 11 things and I got 8/10 I can do this now I believe thank you so much!

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

You're welcome

[@freddied4848]

The first time I got 1! And the second time I got 9!!! I’m so happy lol

[@sankalpsrivastava1230]

The first time I got 7, but with the method I got all 10. This method was really helpful, thank you.

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

You did a great job :-)

[@josedarioleandro1538]

Very handy! I only remembered the first and the last item of the first, but all of them on the second time using this method.

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Great results Jose !!!

[@rayanabuomar1113]

the first time i got 9 by using a different mehod, i would just imagine myself walking into my room and step by step looking at the items, but if there were more words it would be too confusing, i tried the new method, i got 10 and it was all in order thanks!

[@jameyhirschman9045]

I got all 10 On the last exercise, first exercise I did not have them in order and I am missed three. These tools are great for me I’m recovering from a TBI and my short term memory is needs help. Thanks so much for making this video

[@ishequal]

10 /10 first try. Didn't believe it would work but it did! Thanks

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Excellent. You're welcome!

[@genipaisley4340]

5 of 10 the first time, not in the right order. 9 of 10 the second time, all in correct order. Simply blanked out on the 9th. I need to make a stronger association next time. Thanks for the hack!

[@sidneyw.mathiasdeoliveira8621]

Got 7 at the start, with no specific memory technique, and 10 at the end! But the most impressive is not just how many you can remember, but how easy and fluid it is to recall the items of the list. Really impressed! Hope I can use it on my law studies, hahahah!

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Great job Sidney and success on your studies.

[@sidneyw.mathiasdeoliveira8621]

@@americanschoolofhypnosis Very thanks! I'll do my best to keep learning from you.

[@SamHasPlans]

I remembered them all after the tips you gave! I usually used numbers and now I like the use of letters, first time using the alphabet for memory, I believe! Thanks for helping me widen my perspective! :)

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Glad it was helpful!

[@moyes2584]

I had all at the first attempt because I have been practising for such along time with my own techniques. I create story from the words I need to memorize

[@kittiebeanspuffedpanthers9753]

First time terrible, 1/10, lost all concentration & my mind drifted to 😶‍🌫️... I have a sieve head!....2nd attempt 10/10! Yay! Really works! Thought there was never any hope in improving my short term memory! Massive Thank you, loving u're videos. From the UK.

[@veronicanatale151]

First I only got 1 before the exercise. Then I got 9 out of the 10 after the exercise! Love this! Thank you!

[@teudongiejjang]

Same!!!!!!!!

[@cathhanna85]

I got 6 and then 9. Thank you!

[@SimGunther]

A funny story featuring all the items that appear in the exact sequence as you mentioned will go a long way for memorization. That combined with high level reasoning as to why each item appeared in the story was how I got 10/10 front and back the second time around with perfect recall days later.

[@danediesel99]

Really great exercise, I started with 2 out of 10 And ended up with 9 out of 10 Thanks a lot

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Great job!

[@rogobil6897]

yeah I went up from 6 out of ten to 9 out of ten

[@thegrumpypanda1016]

I got all 10 the second time around. I'm impressed and shocked lol.

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Great job! :-)

[@sandygueye7299]

I found 6 items the first time and 10 at the end! This is incredible!!

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Spectacular!

[@ladybethia5457]

Cool! Got all of them right! Thanks!

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Excellent!

[@dinafoss3398]

First round I remember 7 items, but incorrect order, so 20%, Afterwards, got all 10. Thank you this really helps a lot. Studying for the EA examg

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Excellent!

[@nike4685]

8/10 after the exercise , inspirational! Can we look at tips to mémorise poems and speeches? Thanks.

[@amandabiwoye456]

I go them all right! Yay! Thank you so much!

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

You're welcome.

[@khanscorpio139]

All correct.wowwwww thank you so much fr sharing....

[@ElenaAguilarSanchez]

9/10 and I was not so much concentrated! Amazing technique! Love it! And love your videos!

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Awesome and Thank you!

[@georgevillarreal7499]

this is helping so much thank you

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

You're welcome George.

[@thegorg007]

First run through I got 9, then after expertise I got 10, awesome work thanks

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Well done!

[@pa8766]

First time 6 in the right order, second time ten in the right order. Thank you so much!

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Great job Pamela :-)

[@princeshrestha9990]

I remembered 3 of the words in sequence before learning the technique but 8 of the words in random order. But after learning the technique, I remembered all of them in the correct sequence.

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

great job!

[@princeshrestha9990]

@@americanschoolofhypnosis Thank you sir!🙏

[@KeithHoranParkour]

I used a loci point setup that I'm already familiar with for the first run through...so I got 10/10 in order. The second time...I only got 8/10, but I blame that on me and not the method. I didn't create vivid enough connections with the animals. This method actually seems great. I'm shocked that I haven't heard of it up til now. Thanks for sharing! I'm already thinking of ways to expand it to file more info. Maybe use the letters a-y (ditching z) so that there is exactly 25 letters per run through (easier to memorize numerical locations in increments of 25 than 26 imo.) And then maybe use more specific categories. Like large mammals a-y, small mammals a-y, reptiles a-y, insects a-y, landmarks or locations a-y, objects a-y...Theres 300 slots off the bat. Do you have any specific method that you use to scale it up past 10?

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Just be creative and you'll find many ways to do it. I just put this exercise here to show what's possible. I used it for my daughters senior exams over 20 years ago. She memorized 400 definitions in order, both forwards and backwards. It was spooky lol. Way too long an explanation to put here but it is possible to expand. Good luck

[@surstarcharm]

9/10 before the exercise and 10/10 after

[@martymarl4602]

You Sir, are a genius...I got 2 the first time and 10 the 2nd..as a mature student, this is gold

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Thank you :-)

[@smarie2842]

I got all of them right! Thanks! I'm a casino dealer will this help me memorize 3:2 and 6:5 black jack winnings?

[@egiphermutintamanengu2464]

First time 10(and in order) using another technique of making a story out of it. Second time 8. I've watched a couple of videos on memorizing coz of my exams. (Analytical chemistry has procedures that you need to know in order, )I'm positive I'm going to get it right eventually.

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Great job... :-)

[@zaya421]

Idk how this is possible cause if you really made it out the 1st time you should be able remembering em the second time very well

[@Astro-gk1dt]

Went from 3 to 10 already did that unintentionally while studying some stuff but now that I know that I'm going to use it more often. Thanks

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Great job!

[@marlohughes2626]

10/10 This was an awesome experience, thank you!

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

You're welcome Marlo, you did great!

[@matthewtandy2698]

First time I got 3/10, with your method I managed to get 10/10. Thank you for sharing. I'm now trying to find a way of memorising new characters for language learning.

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Great job!

[@weirdo-gj5xz]

first time=1; second time=10

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

You're a natural! :-)

[@martymarl4602]

@@americanschoolofhypnosis thanks for this info

[@theconsciousmovement9669]

Same

[@weirdo-gj5xz]

3 years later, using these techniques in medical school 🙏🏻

[@davidteklea1032]

I didn't record my scores in between, partly because I was eating, but I found I definitely improved. Thanks for the trick, I'll use it for my competition!

[@davidteklea1032]

edit: hopefully.

[@janusmahistrado5000]

I got 2 from the initial memorization and remembered the 10 items using the technique.

[@neokatwastaken]

I got 5 the first time and 10 the next time,honestly really surprised lol Also,how do we scale this up with higher amounts of items needed to memorize? Should I put multiple items in the sentence,or should I make multiple different sentences for each letter?

[@orcamum]

First time 1, second time 10!

[@Spiroart731]

First time 4 & Second time all of them! Thank you sir!!!

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Great job!

[@akashdeepverma2708]

Very good bro….. Will update you further about progress

[@michaelh3716]

holy damn i git 5 before then got 10 after i suffer from post concussion syndrome and my memory is going on me i would like to know how to put this in practice from reading from textbooks

[@markgifford4034]

First man: You have a bad memory. Second man: I do too. First man: You do not! Second man: I do too! First man: You do not. Second man: Do not what?

[@heidyw4694]

I tried this because I have to study for history for my exams and I just cannot figure out the right study method. The first time I kept repeating the things I had to remember, which I couldn't do fast enough after number four or so, so I just restarted where my last word ended. I got 6 out of 10, whilst after the exercise I got nine out of ten, because the cheetah I came up with just did not make sense. What i learned, is that making useful memories is actually helpful. It is not about just getting yourself to remember for now, it is about creating long term memory files, which will actually last. Thank you so much. This video was not only educational, it was also very fun to challenge myself! Thank you!!

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Happy you enjoyed it. :-)

[@tonycoogler676]

I got 8/10 the first time which was surprising because was a little confused trying to comprehend the instructions so I felt good about that. The second time I got 10/10. That was helpful, thanks.

[@naraendrareddy273]

I got nine right the first time

[@taylorbearclaw]

Eight the first time ( not in order ) and 10 the second time. I have a 20 page speech I must deliver and am so nervous - I keep going blank. Your tips worked so well for items, any ideas to help me with my speech? Thank you!

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Short term memories such as your speech or things we read are stored in the Alpha brainwave state which is a light state of relaxation. When you're nervous you have difficulty reaching that level and remain in the Beta State which is why you can't remember things. So step one is to remain relaxed and take a deep breath before beginning. Next, take the time to imagine each part of your speech as if it were a story being played out by cartoons. Make it bigger than life, outlandish and funny. Be as creative as possible. Once you've done that, sit back relax and see how easy it now is to remember your speech. I wish you the best with it...

[@taylorbearclaw]

Rene Bastarache , Thank you so much for your kind reply. I will give it a try.

[@secretariatgirl4249]

10 right and I didn't get any right the first time!!! And I have the world's worst memory! This video came at the right time because it really gave me proof that learning a language, esp. vocabulary, is easier with a picture or phrase! THANK YOU!

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Great job!

[@megannkrvs764]

its been years but this actually helped me a lot so thank you

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

You're welcome

[@starchild7370]

Person, Woman, Man, Camera and TV 😁🤣 I had a stroke twce and cant remember a thing but i remember that.

[@Dhurrmia]

😅😅😅😅

[@NebulousWarrior]

10 (1s time) 10 (2nd time) I need a way to memorize physics for school exams, doesn't really work with letters or numbers you know

[@valerybell7959]

Me two

[@anan633]

Valery Bell me too *

[@starsuperville6863]

Samee

[@lalaf5285]

I got 2 in the first try and then with the technique I did the 10 correctly, it really works !! Thank you ^^

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Well done!

[@sha05ful]

I got them all right. Pretty neat exercise!

[@americanschoolofhypnosis]

Great job!