How to REMEMBER What You Read | Jim Kwik

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How do you remember more of what you read? Have you ever read a page in a book and forgotten what you were reading? And even if you go back and reread the page, you still can’t remember?
This experience can be incredibly frustrating because you know how important it is to focus on what you’re reading and retain it, so you can go out into the world and implement your learnings.
I’m excited to bring you this special episode from VeeFriends at VeeCon, a Web3 event in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where I recently gave the opening speech and shared strategies for improving your memory. Today, I want to give you a sneak peek into one of those methods by showing you how to remember Gary Vee’s top 12 emotional skills for greater levels of success from his book "Twelve and a Half: Leveraging the Emotional Ingredients Necessary for Business Success."
Find Gary Vee's "Twelve and a Half" book here: amzn.to/3MHu6V7
Leaders are readers, but in order to apply the valuable lessons in books, you have to retain them first. I’m going to walk you through an interactive exercise using a memory strategy that is fun, but more importantly, proven effective.
If you’ve ever wanted to learn how to level up your reading, so you can learn faster and remember more, this episode is for you.
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0:00 How to Remember What You Read
0:22 "Twelve and a Half" book by Gary Vee
1:15 The PIE Method
1:48 Memory exercise (Placement)
4:20 Memory exercise (Imagine & Entwine)
18:10 Kwik Recall
18:50 Jim Kwik's Discord
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Jim Kwik, I need some help, I feel like I have a hole in my memory, I study and I do good in the exam, but after that I go blank, I’m studying for a medical field and I want to still retain the information I learned. I hate myself this way, I don’t remember anything. Thank you.

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Curiosity is one of the key. Once you’re curious, it’s easier for you to remember things because you’re naturally eager to know how things work.

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B - Believe ( Your mind is super computer & your self-talk is self progrmmming) , E - Exercise ( When your body move , your brain grooves) F - Forget ( If you argue your limitation , your going to keep them) A - Active ( Take Notes & Speak loudly) S - State ( Learning + Happy Emotion = Long term memory) T - Teach ( When I teach something , I get to learn it twice)

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​@@robsuncoaching4472He used mnemonics to summarize it

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It is very interesting. I just remembered the animals that was used in character counts.

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Thank you so much I learned how to remember. Remembering names is my biggest problem.

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I can't believe I actually was able to remember this, it took me a couple of tries but it was fun as well. Thank you so much for this memory exercise!!!

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Did it really work?

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I really appreciate the work that Jim Kwik does. I read Limitless when it first came out in 2020 right when the pandemic hit. I thought using these tools would skyrocket my learning and knowledge. Unfortunately, the initial hope faded away and none of the tools discussed in the book really stuck with me. I tried to learn speed reading, performing these memory associations, and all sorts of stuff. Often, I was more concerned just trying to remember the technique than actually learning the material. My reading speed improved some, but I always felt like I retained less. I could never get the hang of using a memory palace. And the mnemonics fell flat. I am still committed to increasing my capacity for learning, but it is a very challenging road. Anyway, best of luck for everyone trying to improve their learning capacity on here.

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My fear, not very imaginative and when tried I cannot remember what it relates to 😢 but I guess more practise makes perfect 🤞🙏

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I know for myself that when I am allowing, serene, present, interested it’s helping me to retain. I learn by doing it. Working with someone else teaching it over and over is going to help tremendously. Our attitude is very important because if I focus on being perfect and correcting myself therefore making it my priority I am missing the all point. 😂 I teach Italian online and being an immigrant in the USA 🇺🇸 I learned English and Spanish. I realized right away that was pivotal to having only friends with whom to speak English or Spanish and even though I was making lots of mistakes I kept refining it. We get nervous very easily but when we are in the zone I don’t care how am I sound or what people think about me. I know for myself that if we were taught and trained to learn we wouldn’t be struggling so much 😂 The future kids will have a better education system ❤

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Just got my A&P License through your other memory exercise videos. These imagination exercises would've been a big help on the Powerplants exam/oral if I seen this earlier.

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I found this interesting,I will like to keep working on it and improving

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I have a way to go to recall every step and connection.

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Fabulous..I got most first try..yaa....thank you

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There's really such a thing as a good memory.

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Amazon video. Thank you very much Jim. Quick question - How would you apply this to learning business studies.

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Can you please share what were the strategies and techniques? As I don't have access to his book

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I don't get how you can relate this list of 12 animals and words with how to not forget what you are reading Can someone explain please!!

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Thanks for this amazing map. My question is how to apply this over other readings in order to remember like stories for instance?

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I promise I will teach ot to someone in fact as soon as I meet anyone after the paper test I got...after I have proved it's efficiency 😇

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I enjoyed this concept and it worked, although I'm still not sure how to apply it whilst reading. Seems extremely time consuming.

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A great mindset for learning: REMEMBER: The brain learns by repetition.....so learning something new means the brain doesn't know. And therefore learning something you don't know is just 'UNFAMILIAR". The repetition will make the brain comfortable. But 1st its good took to rewire how the brain sees learning something new. So SAY THIS TO YOURSELF: "This is hard to do or Learning something new is hard" Then hum ABC song this accomplishing to things its a distraction and whimsical gives a feel good vibe. Repeat 3x's More advanced results: think of something you failed to do and so didn't try anymore doing....say to self "such and such was hard and I can't do it, it made me feel (fill in the blank). Then hum ABC song (3x's) If you do this now it will motivate you because the brain will stop automatically giving that message that things you don't know are hard. Then you will find yourself actually practicing Jim Kwik tip for remembering what you read with brain sending you positive messages about doing this.

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Repetition is not always enough. Studies have shown that people who reread as a study method don't learn much. I've also tried to use flashcards for languages, but when I only put one word (instead of sentences) it doesn't stick, despite the repetition.

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@@jamiececilielange5249 correct Its not rereading! It implementing repetition of what you learn. Read and then spend 3x as long implementing. thats the repetition! Speaking it, using it and sharing it. 2ndly the each time you learn a language if you do it in a high vibe intake way, the brain will learn the pattern and then it will because of repetiton...become automatically a breeze. This is in anything in life. This is why many can effortlessly drive or cook a meal and etc. Gotta love our mind!!!!

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@@BRAINWHISPERER I was mostly referring to the first 2 lines of what you wrote. Repetition has some value, but there is a lot more to learning than repetition.

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@@jamiececilielange5249 of course learning is not just one thing, nothing in life is just one thing. I just mentioned something to remember of importance that makes learning easier. anyway thats what I found important to remember for my clients. They do well with it.

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It would be so cool if you see this comment and we could talk some day, because it’s cool these things work but what is interesting is why and how they really work and I think when people know what’s going on behind the scenes with this kind of learning I think unlocks more power for many of these kind of techniques, hope someday we can chat on the topic :)

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I'm new to this, but how do I use this, reading or studying?

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I just don’t know how this strategy can help me to remember the 700 pages that I have to remember for an CPA exam. 😣

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Its doesn’t, its a technique that once you get into the zone and grooving along, your computer brain 🧠 will start doing it unconsciously. Its all about imagination.

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I'm glad you said it because I was thinking it 😂 I have over 1000 pages to remember for my adjusters exam.

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This technique was taught in mega memory in the 90s

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PIE - Place, Imagination, Entwine

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please how can I remember what I have read, is it by studying it every day

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Omg.. these helped me a lot ..i remembered where i left my car key. Thanks😂 Needs practice. Brain exercise

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12(knees)-Ambitious angel 😇... singing 11(thighs)-humming bird ---humility 10(bottom)-cockroach crawling my but for conviction 9(belly)-pig for patience 8(fingers)-crane for curiosity 7(collar)-termites biting me for tenacity 6(shoulders)-kudo dancing 5(throat)-elephant empathy 4(ears)-otter kindness 3(mouth) ants for accountability 2(nose) hare for self awareness 1(gorilla 🦍) gratitude doing my hair That is what I have come up with frankly

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Sometimes, I forget to remember.

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Remembering is the easy part. BEING all of these is the real challenge. Are there exercises that drill you on the actual behavior?

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What's the name of the song that plays in the beginning of the video? It made me miss places I have never been to 😭

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I'm confused. How does this apply to reading and remembering?

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I kind of miss out the purpose of knowing and remembering the 12 places in out body with the corresponding animal and meaning

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What about if someone read it for you and you understand but if you read it but not understanding

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I'm now at school 🏫 with Sir Jimmy. I believe I'm going to be perfect

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Nice

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This is like having a Memory Palace on your body instead of your mind.

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Please write another book

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I wish I know you 50 years ago , never too late

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I didn't see the connection to reading. Are you basically saying that after (during?) your reading you should use this peg method to remember?

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True😂..but it's challenging funny

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It's called mind palace

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I don't understand how you apply these to memorizing...

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I don't want to attach animals to my body. I can't imagine a gorilla on my head I can only imagine God who ANOINTS my head with oil ,and for that I'm grateful. Thank u God for helping me to succeed in Jesus name. Thank U also for Mr Jim Kwik's analysis of brain functioning and those who are able to learn this skill. I commit all of us to U holy God in Jesus Name Amen.

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Love your content. Could you make a video about the exact opposite? I have a huge fear for spiders. And I have a very vivid imagination I can see things very detailed and it’s like my brain automatically zooms in till I see things 100 x bigger than they actually are (I’m not exaggerating) and I just wish to turn it off. And it’s not just the fear, it’s also the daily stuff like when I hear someone chewing and smacking their lips I can imagine the insides of their mouth which is very disgusting. I hope you understand what I’m trying to explain. Thanks in advance.

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Ya have to be one with the spider, you have to become fearless and limitless God is within us all God is fearless and one with everything become one with everything and your fears will disappear as if they never appeared! And God is your awareness, your imagination God is imagination he does not know language he only knows emotion and 💭 I promise you

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So how is it supposed to help me remember what I read

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Pls. Add volume to audio...