An Easy Exercise to Get a Photographic Memory

can you remember all the digits of pi 3.14159265 3 5 8 9 all right you get the idea 99% of people out there don't have a photographic memory that may not sound like a promising statistic but here's what most people don't understand you do not have to be born with a photographic memory in order to have the incredible memory skills in fact some of the most incredible memory masters in the world are self-taught I'm going to teach you the skills to have a photographic memory and how to have a mind like an elephant by watching this video first I have a little exercise I'd like you to do with me are you ready close your eyes in the magic you are pulling up to the front of your house visualize your front yard visualize the porch visualize the stairs leading up to the door whatever your house looks like suddenly hear a loud rumbling sound then something birds out on the front lawn and a cloud of dirt in the glass and it's Santa Claus and Rudolph covered with dirt and run past them into your house you open the front door and walk in your entryway to find that there is a large Rhino standing right in front of you sitting there on top of your coffee table is a sight you can hardly believe it's a big buddha meditating there right on the coffee table you open the fridge and you are surprised to find an entire army of garden gnomes have overtaken your French okay you can open your eyes now I bet I know what you're thinking what the heck true what have you been juicing you'll be surprised to know that the visualization I just put you through as a set of ancient techniques invented in 2500 years ago in Greece to help with the photographic memory you see most people are much better at remembering things through pictures than they are through associations not repetition who monix have been proven to be much more effective mnemonic are the memory devices that help you recall large pieces of information a study done by Gerard's el Miller in 1967 found that students who regularly use mnemonics increase their test scores by 77% here's another example of how mnemonics work if you tell one person to remember that was a man named mr. Baker and you tell another person to remember a baker like a cook who do you think will be able to remember the best think of a baker we think of someone in the kitchen with a tall white hat and flour in their hands but telling somebody just remember somebody by the name of Baker won't have an image associated with the name and they're much more likely to forget here's more proof do you remember the name of a man I talked about who did a study on dynamics probably not but do you remember who bursts out of your front lawn and the visualization exercise of course you do Santa Claus check out the blog below for some fun ways to learn how to have a photographic memory and let me know how your memory is what would you like your memory to be like leave it in the comments below as always i'm drew canole remember we're in this together and remember remember things and pictures and you'll be much more effective I'm drew Canole give this video a big thumbs up as always remember we're in this together [Music]

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Length: 3min 29sec (209 seconds)

Published: Mon Feb 20 2017