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It really is!

Slowly but surely this second channel will grow. Thanks for being part of it. Much appreciated!

More discussion about it to come soon!

Yes, I regret it when I leave them out.

Thanks as always for checking these clips out!

Thanks for this. It will always seem to complicated for most people who never get started. Part of the simplicity comes from simply doing and not turning it into a numbers game. The reason it will get easier boils down to compounding. Once you lay down a series of core points, you'll be able to compound onto those points more information. This is especially true in medicine where prefixes and suffixes play so many key roles. Ultimately, if you feel drawn to using the Memory Palace technique, that is the best advice I can give: Get into it for the joy of it rather than trying to squeeze a specific outcome from it. The outcome will be positive even if your adventure with it isn't exactly like anyone else's. Does this way of looking at things make sense and help you out?

@@magneticmemorymethodpodcast Thank you for your insightful response. I have been actively practicing the Memory Palace technique for a week now and am excited about the journey ahead. Could you please advise on the frequency of repetitions for my Memory Palaces in terms of spaced repetition? Additionally, while it is indeed a journey, I wonder how many terms a beginner should aim to memorize daily, considering a fixed maximum learning time. Currently, I manage about 50 to 100 terms per day, with each location storing multiple data points. Your guidance would be greatly appreciated. It seems after a learning period of time my brain is completly exhausted ^^

There's not necessarily a cookie-cutter, one-size-fits-all answer to how much you need to repeat information in your Memory Palaces. But if you want to reduce it to the absolute minimum, check out my full video on spaced repetition, which includes the most important ins-and-outs I'm aware of for maximum success: th-cam.com/video/2CthE_Napjg/w-d-xo.html You'll probably also benefit from my analysis of active recall, which unfortunately many people do not cover as completely as they could. They usually miss the two most important parts, which I have included here: th-cam.com/video/Um9S6TDVP0Y/w-d-xo.html In terms of daily memorization, I would suggest 10 pieces of info as a bare minimum. But generally, I think it's important "magical numbers" that someone might provide, no matter how expert they are. You need to work out what daily amounts help you legitimately reach your goals. If you can memorize and recall 50-100 words per day, fantastic. I would only suggest that less can and often is more and there are ways to make amazing progress without exhausting yourself. This is generally the approach of the Magnetic Memory Method: using accelerated learning techniques in ways that create more energy than they burn.

I think so too and appreciate you for checking this one out. Polymathy for the win!

This will depend on the individual and the nature of the information. Personally, I have specific criteria and reasons for when I reuse Memory Palaces. I also describe the way I re-used one Memory Palace three times, such as for my TEDx Talk and two different long-form Sanskrit pieces. It's all described in the MMM Masterclass and is not a solution I've seen anywhere else before. Using this method, you don't have to wait to reuse the Memory Palace at all.

Thanks so much for checking it out!

You bet! Any questions you think I missed that I should pick up on the next time I speak with Nelson?

Thanks as always for checking these out and commenting.

Thanks as always, Bill. Glad you're getting out of your comfort zone and taking action. That's where all the fun is in the end (a major feature and function of memory).

Thanks, Bill. More coming soon!

My pleasure!

Have you ever given this technique a try?

It's worth thinking through when learning any language.

Gamification for the win!

Thank you too for your many comments! Appreciate the support!

I've read a book by him called The Hidden Spring. Is that the one you mean? If so, I interpret the findings in that book rather differently and one book does not scientific consensus make.