Refine Your Technique #4: Putting It All Together (with an Example from First Aid)

[@morrisbeker1958]

I just wanted to thank you. This is what I was just looking for as a med student from Argentina. I got into training my memory and reading Moonwalking with Einstein and Dominic O Brien to improve my studies in medicine and I had a lot of trouble when applying the techniques into medical theory. Thanks and regards from Argentina!

[@waltersinclair2591]

You explained the method very well - probably the best I've seen on youtube.

[@bobpaul3223]

I was laughing while watching this haha. Thanks. Really helpful examples. I tend to forget my images that I use for exams because they are just sitting there and not doing anything. okay time to make my images more connected

[@sangayongmu2962]

u both make a great couple...was just admiring u guys while watching and learning

[@diegofernandosilva7]

i'm a medical student and this is fantastic ,greetings from argentina.

[@rkm7174]

This is so helpful thank you so much and the idea of using an example from first aid is so clever

[@vivekwankhede3867]

You guys are amazing and thank you so much for posting the videos. Why have you guys stoppped?

[@luonganh5597]

I've watched you on superhuman in china and known that you're a medical student. It's very fantastic and fortunate for a med student like me. Thank you so much for your tips.

[@imincognico]

Super interesting video series. Just saw all the videos and really like the concept. You touched upon learning larger quantity of information using your computer and notes. Could you go into more detail on how you do that (format, example) and also how to make the images memorable? Thanks!

[@juliegonzalez9843]

Do you also make sketches or pictures? Thanks for the information!

[@djpg9304]

A very efficient technique to improve brain ability. real helpful. Thanks

[@sebastienlebatteux185]

Thanks for all your videos.

[@naserholyland3658]

Arrangement of loci and connections???? How do you chose your loci according concept

[@fellyfell2172]

so much vomit and pee haha thanks for the video

[@napialex7539]

do I need to number every memory places ascending order or number every loci starting from 1 I mean numbering one to some number for every building or location or numbering 1 whatever number places you have?

[@napialex7539]

I've numbered my memory palaces 1 through 60 for now but some of them are like in different country! What could I do to improve my loci?

[@napialex7539]

thank you for everything you really saved my life!

[@RealEstateRadioTV-SA]

Good work, Regards South Africa

[@napialex7539]

should I use the journey method because I have a good memory of places I've walked!

[@mullenmemory]

The journey method should be applicable for anyone, although it certainly helps to have familiarity with walking routes :)

[@napialex7539]

you are right! thank you so much Alex Mullen!

[@niyamvora]

Video is Awesome But Please Work Up on the Sound Quality. It Sounds Like A little Echoing. Overall A superb Demonstration Loved it.

[@jackerol4171]

This is fantastic!

[@napialex7539]

do you need to number from 1- what ever number of memory palace you have for instance, I've created 60 memory palace for starters and do I need to continue numbering like 71, 82, 400, 1037 to whatever number i can

[@mullenmemory]

We don't really number our palaces or loci, if that's what you mean. We have a spreadsheet of our palace names and ideas (mullenmemory.com/s/Palaces-Worksheet.xlsx), but there's no numbering beyond that. It hasn't seemed necessary, at least for our learning instances.

[@napialex7539]

then how do you keep track of all the palaces. or do you use journey method

[@napialex7539]

I watched many of your videos and I think what you mean is that for example, if the place is the highschool then journey to each places putting information on your way

[@mullenmemory]

We don't find it necessary to number our palaces or loci typically, but I'm not exactly sure what you mean by your second comment. Could you clarify?

[@napialex7539]

I meant to say for example I numbered all the places like from 1-50 and I'm tired on sixty I mean I have vivid and weird imagery I'm okay with those 50 numbers but I was like curious to find a better way!

[@ELI-ge3sh]

That was really helpful..

[@mandyrarsh7137]

Tnx i dont think i forget pyelonephritis anytime soon

[@studytime4231]

Thankyou 💕

[@krissykrissylove]

Hello Alex, i've watched all ur tutorials and now i've started to study using these techniques. But Im having problems converting medical terms to images . Like for example, increased bld pressure, iI imagine a man with red angry face, looks like a hypertensive guy, and then diabetes, I imagine someone with amputated leg. But all my images are based on person, like every symptom is represented by a person , so my memory palace is full of people and legs and hands and blood tanks and urine tanks and they all get confused. Can you help me with that, cuz my imagination is soo poor???

[@travisbertoch5186]

krissykrissylove use loci, the people should interact with the loci if you're going to use people more often than not. You're using images but it seems not loci.

[@ThuyLinh-yc4nj]

your wife is very beautiful. you are very lucky