Memory Athletics: Daniel Kilov at TEDxCanberra

Daniel Kilov is the #2 memory athlete in Australia; second only to his coach and mentor Tansel Ali.
In this, the opening talk from TEDxCanberra 2012, Daniel explains why and how he became a memory athlete, and how being present to information around us can help each and every one of us improve our memory and recall.
Using the example of a wildly creative story, Daniel weaves fantastic imagery into the names of each of the other presenters at TEDxCanberra.

[@realkrishnendu]

Thank you Mr Kilov. This is truly helpful and inspiring/

[@simonka87]

Dude... the magic number seven is about paying attention to seven items at the same time in our mind(like breathing, noises in the background, feeling of cold etc.)... its not about remembering various items... Other than That Love the Presentation!

[@333calvero]

No, you are mistaken. Miller´s law refers to the ability to remember between 5-9 precise items, like a random sequence of numbers that briefly flash up on a screen, e.g 593482701245

[@True-muslim967]

i luv memory technique helps a lot....thnqs dominic o brein

[@notagain3732]

Awesome

[@danielj3277]

my god it works

[@rrumansharif]

awesome! 🌼

[@blissr6277]

isent this just memory palice

[@CS-wn2sz]

this guy aaron rodgers really fooling yal with that accent