How to Improve Your Brain Power - Ron White Interview

[@Brainathlete]

It was an honor to be interview on the show! Thanks for allowing me to come on and talk about how to remember anything

[@Brainathlete]

or remember most things. It was fun

[@Brainathlete]

And I'm actually glad I had the black eye! haha. Always will look back on this video and remember that elbow to the face!

[@showmuchlove]

I feel this is life changing for me and my family can't wait to share more and more of your channel and content. Patrick is just the best. I haven't met him in person yet. He has taught so much and guess what you had to be important to be interview or would bot have been on his channel. Thanks again Ron white. Your are on my chair as you come in my house with your black eye and white part of your Beard that helps my remember your name. Thank you for sharing. Blessings

[@healthguy79]

Respect from Russia 🇷🇺

[@Hoxgene]

Thank you for what you do Mr. Ron

[@andy-jac]

Ron and Patrick - Thank you so much for the refresher. I was Valedictorian in High School (1969) and a 4.0 Masters Degree because of these techniques. Now, I'm 68 and still using the memory skills everyday. I've had a wonderful life. I would add acronyms to your tool memory tool box; a gift from my time working for NATO. Good job interviewing Patrick.

[@Brainathlete]

Thanks Rene! I also worked with NATO during my deployment to Afghanistan. It was so great to be interviewed by Patrick!

[@carlosmiguel-bq3ov]

This is why we love this channel Pat thank you PLEASE keep it up

[@Brainathlete]

It was an honor to meet Patrick and be on the show! Thank you Carlos!

[@nickagger534]

For those who haven't listened to it yet, Patrick's a guest on Jordan Belfort's podcast in the latest episode, it's amazing😁

[@b.c.barrow9398]

Nick Jones yeah man that was an amazing episode on Jordans podcast! Would highly recommend it to anyone who follows Patrick’s content and Valuetainments content!

[@BangMaster96]

8:33 See, this is why most people are bad at Math. People try to remember numbers and equations, but they don't turn it into a geometric picture. Mathematics becomes easier and fun if you can learn to imagine the abstract concepts. I know most Math books fail at this, since most of them just go straight to writing down theorems, proofs, and equations and giving you problems to solve using those formulas. "Education is not the learning of facts, but training the mind to think" ~ Einstein

[@TheXabl0]

Very true. Eveb teachers and professors would say "word problems are the hardest" but I always found then easier because they actually paint the picture of what you're doing.

[@Hoxgene]

great point

[@mesoanto1031]

Great point

[@sonsofthunder007]

Excellent point

[@RobbieSalome]

Kevin Treudeu's "Mega-Memory"...did this back in 80's ...blew thru College using it.....

[@williandelucca]

This helped me a lot, i love this free content...people need to wake up and start consuming all this before it goes away.

[@noahschmartz2354]

wheres it going to go?

[@williandelucca]

@@noahschmartz2354 idk...with the advance of youtube and internet maybe things change,maybe in the future they start to block content thats helpfull and informative to the mass,to the simple people.. maybe they control what you watch and consume and maybe they influence you not to think by yourself..i dont know but if people dont consume this, one day it will be gone somehow

[@noahschmartz2354]

@@williandelucca I wouldnt worry too much, all the good guys are well known by now and other platforms are starting to emerge as alternatives to Utube for them to operate on.

[@marioantonio7650]

I record everything that helps me cause most of the content I recorded I can no longer find it they do block it

[@titi9238]

@@marioantonio7650 what do you use to record?

[@kimmy5755]

My memory is so terrible and the Drs blame it on my age!! I'm only 59! I'm not old I don't even look old! I'm disabled and in constant pain and I spend most of my time in a wheelchair! But this is going to help me I'm going to try it!!! Thank you Patrick! I love your show so much!! 💯❤🙏🇺🇸

[@seanadrian5647]

It makes my day , week, year to see 2 amazing humans sit and show respect and knowledge so graciously towards each other . You are templates of the true new paradigm educators. Powerful humility, articulate investigators , genius in action ....Wonderful people. Thank you

[@johnz6241]

In Ecuador we had to memorize stories when I was in first grade and second grade memory teaching was big there and I think still is

[@carlosaguirre1817]

I was going through my father-in-law's old books and materials he was throwing away from back in the late 80's and 90's and I kept Ron White's Memory CD and book set. I believe in constant improvement and my memory definitely needs some work. I look forward to going over the materials.

[@showmuchlove]

Patrick I am crying tears of joy My daughter I am going to teach her... she is nine 💕💕💕💕💕 🎯Next week am taking Real Estate Class and I’m 53 years old thinking I could (not) do it underlay of my mind. Now I know I can. Ron (black eye ) I will never for get him ever. Thank you Patrick☘️ for sharing him with us 😊...

[@tanicwhisper0647]

#askMissMaria LOVELYHOMECREATIONS Good Luck to you and whatever you do not given in on your efforts. Keep going and don’t stop for nothing.

[@showmuchlove]

@@tanicwhisper0647 blessings to you as well.

[@aryanarose6293]

This was excellent. I grew up in Colombia. I remember memorizing pages and pages of work and poetry every evening for homework. I remember memorizing all the multiplication tables in one evening. Every child did it. Every day we would get up in front of the class and recite the whole thing. It never dawned on us that it was not possible. I think this is the secret. It was expected of us and we did it. Everybody did it. It was rare that a child would make a mistake. No matter what teachers say, I can honestly say that this was an extraordinary tool that I used all the way through college. My friends used to call me the walking encyclopedia. It was only because I would remember exactly where the phrases were in the book, on which side or corner of the book and in which page. Recently I took it upon myself to memorize all the capital cities of the countries of the world. I met a girl from Oman and I said to her, “Oh, are you from Muscat?” She looked at me so surprised. She said yes as if nobody in the US ever knew where Oman was. That was the start of a great relationship! I feel the need to brush up on all this and might take this class for the fun of it. At 62 I can now do this for the sheer fun of things while keeping the mind healthy! Thanks for such an enriching show.

[@HG51_]

An amazing display of discipline, legendary!! One of the best channels on the planet

[@Brainathlete]

HG51 it was an honor to be on this channel I agree!!

[@Original_Lurke_fromthe_Unknown]

Quite interesting. I’ve been following Ron on his KZbin channel for what seems to be forever. The skills I have is thanks to him and others.

[@ebrelus7687]

He has a great attitude. He doesnt show off, he doest try to sell himself and he is sharing his knowledge not keeping any secrets, honestly. He doesnt want to look like somebody special - but seriously this is a titan of work. Imagine only to remember to fluently bring back 999 images... how many names are there? And surnames to that? Or words... insane! He trully is perseverant and he believes in whay does. I have a book about memorising with all technics explained plus a lot of encouraging positive crap but he did a better job in a few words than this book on 300 pages. I will train this!

[@edwinhendricks]

Well said!!

[@jessebowles5632]

Thought it was gonna be the other Ron White, wasn't disappointed. What a legend!

[@theyetti90]

I almost signed up for a mind palace course, but this guy's story is making me take it far more seriously.

[@seand8534]

Best channel on KZbin. Patrick has raised the bar so much it's gonna' be difficult for others to reach

[@sabtsmith]

Phenomenal and super impressive. I love how yall talked about all the applications of learning this "language." Time for me to step up my memory game!

[@chrisbee5355]

This is same basic education as Memory Power. Which I purchased about 30 yrs ago. It certainly helped me pass tests!!!

[@gooddaysgames586]

Great video. Thanks Valutainment!

[@NM50555]

I think it's also a god given gift, I can recall in elementary school the teacher having the students complete 50 times table problems in a 5 minute period.. I have always been competitive therefore I would always try to complete the exam before the rest of the class, so I started to do this thing which now I know as "photographic memory " ..my answers were always correct but I've never been that great at math, but because of my memory I used it to my benefit.. it really took alot of discipline when I moved up a grade and started having to show my work to the math problems. I started to remember what the "work" to the problem looked like and it became something i do to this day.. i can remember all the way back to 2 years old I am 31 years old this year

[@matthewd2639]

Thank-you to both of you. Ron White has a great system with obvious applicability to everyday life. Thanks to Patrick for another great interview.

[@malinstarr3669]

Fantastic. I’m signing up my kids for this . You learn something new every day and if you don’t you pick up the book and read thank you so much you are the best

Amazing guy and amazing interviewer.

[@MagneticPortal1]

"How did you get the black eye?" "I don't remember..."

[@adajames-almano1436]

Lol!

[@thomasjosephbruyereyoung7956]

Duhhhhh

[@jayinri6658]

😄😄

[@firstname913]

This is a great interview, most people talk in abstract forms, and this is delivering on specifics and techniques. Thank you Ron White! I will be using this technique

[@karimmohie1628]

Watched the whole thing, and I'm impressed!

[@Brainathlete]

karim mohie thank you for watching the whole thing! I enjoyed being on the show!

[@ponipatedrodrolagi9277]

This is one of the Best interviews and I respected both of them! Pat is an entrepreneur and he was trying to leverage Ron’s gift!

[@grantshuttleworth433]

Never a more excellent show on the internet! Thank you David - you are amazing!

[@4591nam]

I was totally riveted to this interview ! It was such a eye opener ... thank you Patrick AND Ron White !

[@RealDealy]

Thinking about this reminds me of why people remembers lyrics to songs, they can picture the story of the song in their heads. It also makes me wonder if old holy stories are just stories that tell a real event just in story mode so we can remember it. We have to remember before writing, people still had to pass knowledge down, a story would be the best way. We probably forgot how to decode the stories once writing came into play, but even then, if you have a system to decode written words, the story can still hold information! This guy is such a blessing, as well as you Mr. Davis. Thank You!

[@BigJyeTV]

Thanks for this. I'm going to use this method to help me memorize IT certifications and the Bible.

[@51MontyPython]

How's it coming along?

[@BigJyeTV]

@@51MontyPython It's been great! I teach a Bible study class and I was able to teach a lengthy prophecy with dates and events in approximately an hour. Everyone was shocked that they could learn and remember all that info inside of an hour. So cool.

[@retrohaxblog]

Well, that is why this channel is called VALUEtainment! looks like our memory works like ZFS or simply programming language like C. It is enough to memorize an offset and not contents. Contents are already there!!! Extraordinary!

[@American_Made]

I learned the mind palace when I was in my first year of college in a class called college success skills. We learned several memory tricks for learning information. I still use my house layout for memorizing things.

[@donutpalace4842]

This is so powerful. Worth a service watch to internalize it’s lessons.

[@cleopatra2]

Fantastic interview with extreme skills and useful memory gems. Ron WHITE with the BLACK eye! Love it.

[@razorphic2172]

Dominic O'Brien is another memory champion and he has a theory that because Chinese people have a language based on visualizing things as letters in their language, it trains their brain to visualize easily. Then they use their visualization skill to memorize anything because it is how they memorized their language. It's just a theory though. Great video by the way, I love that you found someone like this and shared the great wealth of information of what memory training can do for you as a person. I also want to tell you that memory is only a portion of what makes up learning. A book called, "Make It Stick: The Science of Successful Learning" teaches scientifically proven ways of learning anything and the illusions of learning too. They briefly (and weakly) mention memory but I think memory is a vital part of learning. But this book sort of fills in the technique of learning anything that most memory training courses do not cover. Take a look and read through the book a bit. I think you will find it's content enlightening to your mind.

[@showmuchlove]

Never mesmerized my times tables Patrick I never knew how to memorize it I have never been to a house I didn’t remember EVER 😊💕🙏🏽 never put it together...

[@unohn]

In 3rd grade we had rhyming songs for times tables I still remember to this day

[@JorgeGenaro.]

Thank you youtube for bringing this up! I live this channel such good content 🙏🏼

[@brve_he4rt29]

And I was an art major(really good but certainly not natural..I was taught) I truly believe anybody can become proficient even great at anything if given the right mentor

[@SuperOgskills]

Yooo thank you for getting that question out the way

[@jackiecarter7815]

I appreciate you sharing yourself with us because after I listened to you for about 5 minutes I can memorize like you. Just that lil point of assigning an object to someone's name worked immediately. I remember when we didn't have cell phones I had a phone book in my head. After listening to you I thought about how I can memorize a ph book. I can still remember those numbers and yes we assign names with numbers and I have a phone book in my head not in a book. Makes sense. Thank you so much, your awesome!

[@Je.rone_]

*"some soon say you were born with it some say you learned it" I've found that once you get really good at anything people say it's innate* I was failing Spanish but then I started getting interested in it then I started spending hours learning about Spanish and linguistics general eventually that facilitated me learning other languages. After all that hard work people started saying that I was just naturally good with language and they weren't 💪😓

[@here4beer100]

That’s what I’m thinking too, most people who appear to have “talent” just work hard and get good and make it look easy. Most people aren’t naturally good at most things until they practice

[@Je.rone_]

@@here4beer100 i agree!

[@Brainathlete]

Yeah it is definitely hard work that got me there and people just see the result not the work and think it's a gift. Good point!

[@coreythomas3633]

Ron White Memory Expert - Memory Training & Brain Training repetition is my key to memory

[@Je.rone_]

@@Brainathlete I believe it, THANKS!

[@TheBiggRiggz]

Not the Ron White i was expecting, but still fascinating. One big thing I've noticed in my own life lately is how much my memory is deteriorating. Hopefully i find some key answers or suggestions in this podcast I'm about to watch.

[@joec6405]

WOW, I’m lost for words ironically 😬. WOW!!!!!

[@roderickrutledge8837]

I’ll share some of my favorite scriptures. Ecclesiastes 12:12-14 12 And further, by these, my son, be admonished: of making many books is no end; and much study is a weariness of the flesh . 13 Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man. 14 For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing ,whether it be good or whether it be evil. Ecclesiastes 11 The word of the wise are as goads , and as nails fastened , by the master of assemblies , which are given from one shepherd . King Solomon

[@edwinhendricks]

Powerful!!! Amen

[@davidkopecek2474]

Wow thank you very much Patrick :) this is amazing

[@Brainathlete]

Thank you David! I enjoyed being on the show! Patrick is great!

[@annam9132]

I wish I would have had teachers like you in school you guys are amazing

[@bigfootbushcraft7063]

Thank you for everything Pat!!! You help me become a better me one day at a time. Thank you!

[@cl4947]

This is huge for health care! Got me through microbiology! Dr's have to use it. They almost don't have a choice.

[@andyc3012]

WhaTT..can you tell the story of how? Thanks

[@PinkPanter572]

I once tried these memory methods, i could memorize a deck in 10 minutes after a week of practice. I highly recommend trying.

[@Brainathlete]

That is great Loko.! I know you can even get faster with practice. Let me know if you have questions. It was fun to meet Patrick!

[@PinkPanter572]

@@Brainathlete Thank you for responding. The interview has inspired me to get back to it. I remembered how much fun it was. I loved seeing you on this channel. Patrick is a great guy!

[@rogercarson9835]

Thank you and God bless you

[@iveygriffin9005]

You have the most interesting information on your show. A lot of everything. Thank you!

[@dawnlane8128]

Building relationships is key! Awesome interview

[@tedjansen7504]

Love you way of interviewing.

[@TheMagicTaco]

I can memorize anything. All I need is pen and paper!

[@dejanromih7913]

53:24 - since he won't say it, Joshua Foer - Moonwalking with Einstein (Book), explains everything they talked about here!

[@CMoore8539]

WOW!!! I think this should be taught in schools. If we taught them this awesome tool from the beginning of their learning experience, just imagine how far they could go. This is Amazingly Awesome!!! Keep bringing them Patrick!!!♥️

[@sil8nt]

I was watching this video... I didn't hit the like button until he said he was memorizing the US Constitution. Now I am going to memorize the constitution. I think everyone should memorize it!

[@beansmacarter932]

I can remember 15 digit phone card numbers i used as a kid. I can not remember names. Phone numbers, use them once, never forget them. I have no technique. My brain just works that way.

[@benjen9719]

It’s because you showed interest in to memorize it you’d be surprised how much you can remembering if you pay attention

[@eliehaddad4244]

Great interview pat .. Thanks ron for sharing your thoughts on this.. Bless you both

[@jonathonconnor1926]

I thought this was an interview of Ron white the comedian! Much to my surprise this Guy is just as if not more interesting. Thanks

[@dogfacedponysoldier1692]

Thank you both!

[@MYkeyMadeIt]

Great guest and interview! Thank you

[@shahroobmi4203]

It’s so interesting how you can use mind palace way to memories stuffs. Jordan Paterson also uses same way to memories everything, he talked about it with Patrick in his interview.

[@jcee6886]

A few years ago I purchased a memory course advertised on late night TV. I can't remember where the hell I left it!

[@TheDNAGroup]

Started using this the same day and came out with pretty interesting images. For example, Lil Wayne and Fifty Cent Playing a Baby Grand Piano together is the number 155 lol...Great One Pat. Thanks Ron #TheGreatStateOfTexasForever

[@dylanappenfeldt2442]

I Have a FLAWLESS Memory and BORN WITH That Memory

[@SnapuSwipe]

I wish i had known this while my school days, today i would be a Prof maybe.

[@G.DD3SS]

Excellent content! Thank you, Patrick and Ron!

[@gabriellafox7948]

THIS IS AMAZING!!❤️🇨🇦👍🏻☺️

[@bazooka-t3p]

That's brilliant, thank you.

[@bigboyjeans9198]

Do you by any chance have an ONLINE TRAINING COURSE sir? And thank you very much for being a pretty awesome guest in this channel I’m loving more and more each day.

[@HadEnough745]

I remember this technique from an old Mega Memory course by Kevin Trudeau.

[@KimberlyBarkdoll]

OMG, Yes!! I was watching this, thinking I bought a program like this back in the early 90's, what was the name of it? and I think it was Mega Memory! Thank you!!!

[@annshelton3503]

I've enjoyed so many of your interviews,👍🏼... HOWEVER THIS IS TOP SHELF!! A MUST SEE FOR EVERYONE! Even if you can't do it all, this, gives you at least something, you can do THAT WILL WORK! THANK YOU RON WHITE BLACK EYE AND ALL 😂💯

[@MegaTuber86]

This technique is amazing for stand up comedy

[@Brainathlete]

Thanks Meta it is actually! I did an open night amateur routine one night and memorized my jokes this way! I enjoyed meeting Patrick thank you for the comment

[@siquang6]

Thats amazing Ron. Thank you for sharing.

[@michaeltrombetta8559]

Liberace was known for remembering the names of all the stagehands at the many different theatres in which he performed even though he may have only played the venue once before years earlier.

[@JohannRandall]

Nice to see a fellow memory athlete on here. Ron is one of the OG mnemonists that I know. He's also one of the best business minds in the memory field. I wonder how far along he is with memorizing the American constitution. Heads up, I haven't seen the full video yet. I just had to comment here.

[@Brainathlete]

thank you! I just finished memorizing the constitution and wrote it out from memory in New York on a wall for Fox news. Now go watch the full video! haha

[@JohannRandall]

Yeah. I just saw you post it on your Facebook wall. Is there a video for that one? Can't find it here. Done watching this one, haha! Glad PBD had you on here.

[@geraldgaddy1333]

Unbelievable. This is how I remember things.

[@raulgabriel4274]

Wow.. this is exactly what I need now

[@Brainathlete]

I am so glad Andrei! I'm grateful to Patrick for having me on!

[@ciscobriano]

Thank you for coming on his show. Ron you are an amazing guest. And An amazing person. I’m so curious, I have been singing and playing guitar for a while now. Maybe 15 years. Why can I remember some lyrics to songs I have sang a few times and not have a problem remembering the lyrics, And forget song lyrics to songs I have played hundreds of times? And why in the world can some of my friends hear a song ones and sing all the lyrics the next time they hear it.? If I want to remember lyrics I have to literally sit down and read the lyrics over and over with the song. Why does it take me so much effort to remember lyrics while others can remember them so quickly and freely? From what I understand, from your interview, linking names and words would have to be linked with some type of image/picture. I get that. But again why can some remember lyrics so quickly with no effort? They blow my mind

[@josivampm]

Great interview. Congratulations Ron White.

[@krygu]

Hi Pat. Ron takes a more simplistic approach. He speaks about building a "picture" from the data to remember. That is probably his type of contextualising things for his brain to memorise. A bit more complicated, yet therefore more effective if mastered properly, is building a story, so "motion picture". But that I guess is mostly common for so-called creative mind. It is something like with an image and a sound - Michel Chion - the way we describe the image and the sound. The image is always described by basic words - nouns, adjectives and adverbs at most. The sound is always described as a combination of those words in action (verbs) - something like building sentences from words. Thus "if the image is a 1000 words, the sound is a 1000 images" - Michel explained this way the role of the sound in any moving image production, claiming (a doing so quite definitely) that in any video/film the image is always only a clue to what sound tells us about everything else that happens in the screen. Hence the ability to form various types of messages from the same image being combined with different sound. Probably Ron is the more right-half brain type of person (genetic predisposition), so he mastered the "picture" building. On the other hand Kim Peek is probably more left-half brain type, so he memorises in an artistic process of seeing and translating it to a motion, so he can memorise entire books and only seeing them once. Seeing is the clue word here, as he doesnt really read them, just watches the pages. How ingenious! Greetings from Italy!

[@VJ_7137]

Great session 🎉🙏 super useful lessons🎉 thank you 🙏

[@omreg123]

I love this KZbin channel great interview

[@ksgsherley5885]

This is Amazing ...I need to research..this is very good.

[@tonysrtr]

This was really good, it would be nice to see a little bit more of Ron on the channel again. Im definitely going to look more into what he has to teach.

[@Brainathlete]

Antonio Alcantar I will tell them You said that and I hope to be back!

[@jacobvanveit3437]

Joe Biden could use this technique if only he could remember it!

[@1superbo]

Hahahahahahhaha

[@garyburns8040]

Biden has to ask what office he won every time he comes out.

[@SolNaciente13]

😂😂😂😊😂

[@martingainty9623]

what has he got to remember..where the viagra is located?

[@radicallymoderateryan9362]

@@garyburns8040 office of “president elect”

[@tracymiller1149]

Back when I went through Basic Training in 1987 (Army National Guard) I was taught "Be My Little General" also.

[@amybeard2054]

What is fascinating to me is that the mind can remember how the mental picture correlates back to the word and those pictures/words can be remembered so much easier than memorizing just the actual Presidents names for example. Why do you think that is? Maybe because you have to create those images/meanings in your head so that makes them stick vs just some random string of info with nothing for the mind to loop/connect it to?

[@Faisalkhan-hy8fu]

Beautiful..

[@carlosmiguel-bq3ov]

True beauty brought me to tears my friends say im a softy

[@adajames-almano1436]

This is old!!! I did this with my little children (eldest one was 12 and the youngest was 6) 20 years ago.

[@richardperez8464]

Excellent thanks 😊

[@shifureisaikyou2055]

56:17: It is the language. It's far more based on visuelisation than the western 26 letter alphabet

[@Justyburger]

This was awesome. Really enjoyed watching this.

[@DanWalterTradeview]

I learned this years ago reading Harry Lorayne books.

[@theresecouture5903]

great show.