Memory palaces are evil. I tried it once as an example from a self-help book. It has been YEARS, and I still can't get the "example" shopping list out of my head.
Thank you mates. Conperez for the algo and Uncle Matt for the vid. You both saved me just in time as I have my End Semesters in about 10 days. Regards 🙏
Hi Tina. Good question you asked. It will depend on the subject and how well it connects with you. I think that at the beginning review it once a day for maybe 3 days. Then probably once a week for a few weeks should do it for most subjects. It will literally only take you a few seconds to do these reviews.
I do needlework and sometimes I listen to music or have TH-cam playing in the background. When I come back to the needlework even after weeks I can still remember what I was listening to when I start stitching again. How crazy is that!
Addie, you are likely referring to the TV version of Sherlock. The term "Memory Palace" is a relatively new one. I prefer "Memory Map" which is much more accurate. I describe the specifics of how to use it in Part 1 of this 2 part series. You'll even get the chance to use it yourself there. If you haven't seen it yet you can check it out herel th-cam.com/video/tLOzMBvLFoE/w-d-xo.html
@@Addieisgoinghome Once you become aware that your mind is a "connecting machine" you'll begin to notice countless examples of things like you mentioned about recalling specific music with a task
Hey Matt sir, Can You Make A Detailed Video On Learning The Theorams In Mathematics. It would Be A Great Help If You Do So. Theorams Are Irritating And Are Easily Mixed Up With Others Similar to Them.😂😂
Uncle I have lots of questions ❓ sometimes I think what is study,why we do study,for me its very difficult to learn anything new.I would request you please show me a path
First, you must become better aware as to exactly WHAT you are struggling with. It's not enough to generalize. Understanding the problem provides you with a pathway to solving it. Ask yourself, is it the motivation to get yourself to study? Is it that you're distracted while studying? Is it that you're just not interested in the topic but other topics you do well?
@@BeSmarterFaster I can learn but the difficulty is that I don't know how to manage my time and make notes ,when I take classes I don't understand teachers language but when I watch video or study by myself I get understand but after a few days I forget everything again I have to go for videos and then I learn it
👋 Greetings Matt. I enjoyed your video, very good as always. One question: would you be interested in reviewing an Android app I made? The app is specifically designed to help students practice for tests.
Memory palaces are evil.
I tried it once as an example from a self-help book.
It has been YEARS, and I still can't get the "example" shopping list out of my head.
I randomly get this video what i thought of no use but it came out just awesome... thanks Mr Matt DIMaio
Haven't finished the video yet but commenting for youtube algorithm.
That's thoughtful of you. Thank you for your help. Hope you enjoy both parts 1 & 2 of this new series.
Thank you mates. Conperez for the algo and Uncle Matt for the vid.
You both saved me just in time as I have my End Semesters in about 10 days.
Regards 🙏
Great video!
I’ll come back to watch later. Just popped in to thumb up, that’s how reliably your content is.
Thanks for checking in with us Craig. Much appreciated.
Thank you Mr dimaio, this was so helpful
You are very welcome Razerr. Happy to be of service. Please check back in with us about your upcoming results using these techniques
Thanks again mr dimaio
You're welcome Asaiah. Keep us posted with your results, and any questions you may have.
Amazing video uncle! can you please suggest how often should we review particular subject for better/permanent retention?
Hi Tina. Good question you asked. It will depend on the subject and how well it connects with you. I think that at the beginning review it once a day for maybe 3 days. Then probably once a week for a few weeks should do it for most subjects. It will literally only take you a few seconds to do these reviews.
Love the video
Thank you Nestor. Hope to hear back about how you've used this idea, and any questions you may have.
Memory palace, like Sherlock Holmes? Cool! My memory is quite bad, thank you for sharing your knowledge. ❤️🙏😊
I do needlework and sometimes I listen to music or have TH-cam playing in the background. When I come back to the needlework even after weeks I can still remember what I was listening to when I start stitching again. How crazy is that!
Addie, you are likely referring to the TV version of Sherlock. The term "Memory Palace" is a relatively new one. I prefer "Memory Map" which is much more accurate. I describe the specifics of how to use it in Part 1 of this 2 part series. You'll even get the chance to use it yourself there. If you haven't seen it yet you can check it out herel th-cam.com/video/tLOzMBvLFoE/w-d-xo.html
@@Addieisgoinghome Once you become aware that your mind is a "connecting machine" you'll begin to notice countless examples of things like you mentioned about recalling specific music with a task
Hey Matt sir,
Can You Make A Detailed Video On Learning The Theorams In Mathematics.
It would Be A Great Help If You Do So.
Theorams Are Irritating And Are Easily Mixed Up With Others Similar to Them.😂😂
Thanks for the suggestions JackJoe. I'll do the research and see what I might come up with.
Uncle I have lots of questions ❓ sometimes I think what is study,why we do study,for me its very difficult to learn anything new.I would request you please show me a path
First, you must become better aware as to exactly WHAT you are struggling with. It's not enough to generalize. Understanding the problem provides you with a pathway to solving it. Ask yourself, is it the motivation to get yourself to study? Is it that you're distracted while studying? Is it that you're just not interested in the topic but other topics you do well?
@@BeSmarterFaster I can learn but the difficulty is that I don't know how to manage my time and make notes ,when I take classes I don't understand teachers language but when I watch video or study by myself I get understand but after a few days I forget everything again I have to go for videos and then I learn it
How do i apply this to inorganic chemistry 😭
Can you give tips to people in the legal field?
How to memorize laws? And if possible the doctrinal part too.
Yeah please do a video on how to use this technique to memorize law provisions and doctrines. For the Bar Exam.
Im done with the part 1 and the vid 8 years ago.
👋 Greetings Matt. I enjoyed your video, very good as always. One question: would you be interested in reviewing an Android app I made? The app is specifically designed to help students practice for tests.
Hello Adnan. Yes. I'd be willing to check it out. Can I use it on a desktop PC or only an Android phone?
@@BeSmarterFaster At the moment it is only available for Android, but in the future we would like to extend it to PC and maybe iOS as well.
@@eternal_learner9943 OK. I have an Android phone too. I rarely use apps on my phone, but I'll check yours out.
@@BeSmarterFaster Great, could you give me an email by which I can send you an copy of the app?