How to Remember EVERYTHING you read

In this video, we're going to show you a simple technique that can help you remember everything you read.
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[@YaNeK92]

*BONUS TIP:* When you teach someone about what you've read, you get the opportunity to talk about it and the benefit of learning it twice 😉 You'll solidify things and remember them better by using your own words and by having to engage your recall which moves the information from your short to long term memory 💯 Have a fantastic weekend! 🌞

[@overthinkingpremed]

Yup! and just incorporating those ideas into conversations regardless if you are teaching or not

[@sandralmoore1360]

Also by discussing can get different perspectives and realize aspects you missed before

[@neoxgaming7154]

😅true

[@tae5216]

feynman's technique

[@ItzBlendyy]

Feynmen technique 🍷

[@Purplepinkmom]

I was taught to NEVER write in a book. Took a long time to realize that I owned it, and it was ok. Now, my books are marked up, underlined, and have questions on the top of the page. I love going back through and reading what I wrote.

[@cremebrulee4759]

Me, too. Books were sacred. I have gotten over that, but it was tough. I still consider books sacred, but I know that writing in them isn't desecration.

[@susear5939]

I still can't. It bothers me too much when I see my book like that. My dad's books however are marked, underlined, highlighted and have tabs attached. Not to forget the signature showing it's his book.

[@Octobris]

This! It's like, it's unfathomable to kill a ladybug too.

[@MrPerfect409]

I find that the people who are upset that I Write in my books typically don't read. It's almost like a badge or unwritten law they believe every reader shares. To me, it's a flashing beacon of, I have never read a book!

[@Faye-el1bz]

There a bloke who does that with morning paper at cafe and I enjoyed snorting at his comments

[@pmao1998]

You're truly a blessing and guide that everyone needs in their life. Grateful for the tips. ✌🧡

[@hermanmeyer9616]

Well said. Agreed

[@pheno_1]

I was thinking of the number pf books I have read so far, and it seemed unsatisfying because I had ,for example, read one book for about 5 months. It was kind of dreadful thing to happen such a long time. But you have made me realize that the key is making the most out of what I am doing. I love reading books and truly appreciate your commitment. I have been reading a book named "Show your Work" for some time. The lessons I have learned recently: 1. Share what you have. For someone,it may be more essential than you dare to think. 2. Show your work. If you want to learn smth new, love what you do and make a commitment to learning in front of others. I absolutely recommend to read this great book

[@dipeshgupta1528]

hope someone who hasn't learned the lesson find this video,when youtube recommended me this video I already learned the lessons by my past mistakes 😔😔😔. but it's great to seeing people who think like me.

[@n1kk1mar1e]

I'm so glad I came across this post. Thank you, Clark!

[@medbvl95]

Great pieces of advice! I love it. ❤

[@michaelblockadvice]

This one was really helpful 🙏🏼

[@lifeinsurancewithalex]

Clark looking swole nowadays 💪🏽

[@sonnyecho9195]

Fantastic advice never thought of arguing with the author and writing points down like that but it makes suuuch sense!!!

[@thechaoticz]

Thank you so much for your commitment ❤

[@litawi7869]

LOVE LOVE this kind of content Clark! Keep ‘em coming! ❤

[@coachdeanbrown]

I am an Audible book consumer and my experience after "reading" a book once, I know I missed a lot due to thinking down rabbit holes. During the second listen, I only go down NEW rabbit holes. On the third listen, I get complete comprehension. 3 listens at a minimum. This from someone who has also listened to hundreds of self help books!

[@sagar13955]

Great points👍👍

[@StephanieOvwigho]

Thanks i learnt alot 💯

[@camman2864]

Bro thanks u soo much now I'm able to remember my history for the mid term exam!!!

[@guysabol8743]

there are slim booklets made for just this purpose avail in every univ bookstore. one small wall of synopses!

[@lynnyogabellydance3737]

Cliff notes

[@brindabijayanandini4788]

DUDEEE , THANK YOU SO MUCHHH. MY EXAMS ARE NEAR AND U R SOO HELPINGG..

[@BeatriceAlexandra7]

Tysm for the tips!! I really needed them

[@pebblesmalone5659]

That's a great idea! I've read so many self helps books. Thank y. 😊

[@Youngdeaaath]

Clark you’re amazing

[@desertfenton]

This is very good advice. It's also a good illustration of why there's cognitive bias and so much polarity in politics - if we don't question what we read (and hear), we believe it more each time we hear it - regardless of its validity or usefulness.

[@the_infinity_channel]

I love this tips and tricks 😊😊

[@titiavandeneertwegh3170]

I re-read Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf every year and each time the book seems to open another door for me. Truly fascinating how one book can hold your attention over and over.

[@chilledoutnotdead]

This guy is quite good. Tks for the videos dude

[@lynnyogabellydance3737]

I just LOVE Books sooo much 📚 😻

[@gisellesinclair6811]

Yes! So agree with #3.

[@timothykangethe7700]

So on point(s) 🎯🤝

[@shaharblumenthal2106]

Great tips!

[@themorningflightinindonesi3558]

Nice suggestions, incorporate mind maps in your note making and see the magic in improvement of your comprehension.

[@joeblogs5012]

Number3 sold it for me. ✊🏾 I'm in.

[@JAEJourneyAroundEurope]

Omg!!!! What a great 💡 idea 💛

[@zenobiadecrespin7561]

Love this!

[@HighWorthyMan]

Thanks for sharing.

[@user-ri5ot5pu2c]

Thanks😊

[@doreenarcher8543]

Excellent advice.👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@jeandimer3351]

So good !!!❤

[@junecash2589]

Thank you!

[@mehriabdukodirova9155]

Love it!

[@apr670]

That's an amazing idea

[@AMVideos117]

One thing you said that is very important is WRITE. When you write you retain more

[@BaltimoreMaryland]

Once in a while, when I'm not completely awake, I realize I'm reading (out loud) a book I've read before. ..its pretty trippy.

[@Edward_Rogue]

I’m here because I have finals next week. Plus this is great content 👏🧠💪😎

[@mariamurciego8180]

Hay que leer, solamente, libros excelentes

[@EnglishwithAnushree]

Finally soneone who isn't compelling his followers to read crazy amount of books. Thanks for keeping it real.

[@jasonv13]

He's the best

[@cremebrulee4759]

I think it was Benjamin Franklin whose advice was to read much but not many, so you and Mr. Franklin agree.

[@swurvling]

You actually give some good advice here and there. Really unxpected when I think of all the bullshit youtubers out there

[@jagpawm5252]

Good info what i did all the way thru law school and Masters. You could utilize your skills towards students...

[@MikeFrazee222]

What books do you disagree with the most and why? It would make for an interesting vid.

[@TheIgnoredGender]

Fewer books

[@tvsma]

Thank you.

[@kelvino9202]

I want your skincare routine 😅

[@Mushroom321-]

🎉🎉🎉 yes!

[@AspiesMind]

I thought I am the only one doing it😂 thanks 😃

[@faithm2956]

This is when book reports come in handy

[@user-nv2tt5jk9y]

I only read one book. It's called Facebook.

[@kaimetatron1635]

I argue with books a lot 😂 thank you though

[@faithm2956]

Yes

[@Solistastyle]

Where are the men who think like this, in real life?? This is the kind of man I want in my life 😍

[@hepsima]

Should you use a textmarker to highlight bits that you found interesting and if so should you do it immediately after finding an interesting point or let it shimmer a bit and maybe mark it down a day later for future review?

[@rosemarietolentino3218]

People learn differently

[@AhnafAfrita]

Basically me but with movies. Think and u will understand what I just said 🙃

[@subhasischattaraj]

Hare krishna

[@Edward_Rogue]

On note #3, what book do you recommend that’s amazing to read 10 times? (Self-improvement, finances, mental health, stoicism, etc.) what book changed your life? Comment below.

[@LovethRucas]

Hello 👋

[@lisetteoancea187]

I argue with you, Dean on your booknotes.

[@Faye-el1bz]

If i reread a book then i dont know if im missing out on reading a great book i havent read

[@Jooo923]

Great

[@gracegwozdz8185]

Read books, that in itself is an intellectual feat!

[@Bwahzehdezooner]

FEWER books.

[@usxnews1834]

read

[@Scarlet0999]

i dont read bestsellers i only read classics

[@dicemontana-asimismo]

literally

[@Octobris]

"read less books" The booktok/booktuber community: 😮

[@MiniMashx]

Over 300 self improvement books.. have you improved anything?

[@maryphillips4445]

Read less books? Maybe you need to read a book on grammar. Otherwise, the tips are good.

[@puppersissage8640]

Okay nut what if I can't remember the sentence I just red before? I read one sentence it makes sense, I read the second one and then by then I'm confused since the first sentence I have forgotten

[@salus1231]

😊

[@saffatsharif3075]

The Quran is a great book for this example.

[@rajtripathi5346]

People telling do not write on the book or write on a book 📖 man use post it's or sticky notes 😂😂

[@dorothysay8327]

It’s not LESS. It’s FEWER, with a plural noun. Read FEWER books.

[@Slvt4lanadelrey]

Me in my Psychology textbook: I don't agree with Sigmund Freud, because he literally wrote 100% bs.

[@arthurcurry3212]

Read less books. Totally for it. Live life. Learn only what you need to. Believe me, you'll thank me later. I never got to live my life but what can one do.

[@misha_stupidyttookmyname]

I only read fiction. Not remembering everything is better for rereading.

[@justbgirlthings]

Noice ❤😋

[@mikehunt7480]

How can you summarize a chapter that you can’t remember that literally makes no freaking sense

[@kalu9541]

Self development is toxic. Don't listen to guys like this. Search the peace and the kingdom of god within, not outside yourself.

[@kellymulligan2157]

Like men, better to date one great man than date 10 mediocre ones...lol

[@cyclonemt]

Wow. Glory be to God/Allah. Reminds me of how God made the Quran to be very easy to memorize. How people recite the verses of the Quran so often, every day in their prayers, and they hear the Imam recite it out loud all the time. The entire Quran is read aloud in the month of Ramadan for the whole community to listen to. Eventually, the book gets ingrained into you and it starts changing your life

[@mariapinto9165]

Fewer* books 😂

[@originalrbp2869]

Who actually counts the number of books they've read lol?

[@your_spirit_guide]

I used to have more than 300 physical books, gave them away. Can’t remember what I read after finishing the books. Now switch to reading ebooks to minimise costs 😂

[@rc9272]

Read fewer books 👍

[@b8sh]

Time for you to read the Holy Quran ❣️, the ONLY book in which the author will be present with you while you read😅

[@schrotestthehero]

Read fewer books

[@TOGAB]

Nahhh. Too many head injuries, too much partying. I can't remember what I had for breakfast 10 minutes ago, forget about a book 10 years ago. Used to be a prolific reader, now I just read the captions on videos, and I forget those.

[@rodepperson5885]

You lost me at way more