The Real Reasons I Recommend Memorizing Playing Cards
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ย. 2023
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Why do you recommend learning to memorize a deck of playing cards?
Frankly, the benefits are incredible.
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I had taken a pause from memorizing a deck of cards, but now I’m back in. It has so many benefits. In addition to what you say in the video, I find it very calming. I usually do my first deck before I start work and it really pumps me up for the day 😊
Yes, working with playing cards is also very common for me. Glad you also experience that.
Unrelated maybe but the challenge I have lately is that often associations come with an environment already and so they don’t fit in a room. I have to see how my environments fit together and shape a landscape that holds them all.
That's an interesting effect. I would suggest leaning into it and exploring it further. Technically, all images have this capacity, as far as I'm aware of, but not enough people explore it at this level. Bravo to you in realizing this.
Now in the 3rd rego from start to finish, again with the free PDF to your entire MMM online course this is a perfect time to attempt the card decks memorization. Thanks
Fantastic! Card memorization is such a blast!
Thanks for the encouragement!
It's shocking to people when they first realize how easy it can be. Everyone gets a certain look on their face the first time they can repeat something forward and then backward. Just a ton of fun.
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By the way, I've been considering visiting a local school to give a "lunchroom talk" to kids about memory possibilities. I know that there are people who have managed to turn this into an art form. Do you have recommendations for videos I can watch to help me learn to inspire kids about the method? I don't really have the skills for presenting in that format yet. 🤪
I actually just shot a video on how to teach memory techniques. I'm not sure when I'll edit it, but you might find it useful.
It doesn't address kids specifically, but I do have some books for kids coming out eventually and it could be useful for you to create some of your own materials, or use what I have.
If you cover printing and shipping costs, I could possibly send you the two books that I have if you want to use them for this goal. So far, the parents who have had them say the kids find them very exciting.
Let me know and that could help create even more interest in the books I've put together if you don't think it makes sense to create your own materials.
Thank you so much!
It might be a year or so before I get started. Takes me a while to get comfortable with a process, but I have wanted to do it for years.
I have more folks supporting me on Patreon this year, so I would be happy to buy them when you're feeling ready! I was planning on pointing people in your direction anyway since I do not intend to teach, just inspire. 😃@@magneticmemorymethodpodcast
Shoot me an email if you want to see one of them in PDF form in advance. :-)
I'll do it! @@magneticmemorymethodpodcast
Good reasons.
Thanks for checking this one out. Do you ever memorize playing cards yourself?
Still need to get in the habit.@@magneticmemorymethodpodcast
I'll need to consider integrating some more card memorization, I've been really focused on the system building and application lately but it would probably serve me well to practice more memory drills like cards and numbers
Sounds good. Memorizing cards also offers system-building in a few ways.
For example, a stay stack can be used as a kind of Memory Palace unto itself.
@@magneticmemorymethodpodcast Could you explain that a little bit? The stay stack being used as a Memory Palace.
You mean to use them as if they were pegs?
Yes, that's basically what it means.
For example, in the current stay stack I use, I could associate 52 things in order along with the cards as they are ordered.
This doesn't work very well for verbatim memorization, but is useful for independent bits of information. If there's more than one bit on any given station, I find that it creates interference when adding more info.
Note that a way around this is to have the stay stack be in new deck order. That way, you're just going from Ace to King or vice versa four times. CHaSeD order can be used to remember a stock order (clubs, hearts, spades, diamonds).
Memdeck work is a vast universe and well worth studying for lots of brain exercise and opening new possibilities. Highly recommended.