How To Construct a Memory Palace in Your Mind in 10 minutes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 เม.ย. 2017
- Using simple imagery and allowing yourself to play, you can build a large structure within which it is possible to memorize vast quantities of information and recall it quickly and effortlessly. And it's fun.
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- 4-week online course with Backstage Expert, Paul Barry (www.backstage.com/topics/Paul...)
- 2 x memorization video lessons provided per week
- Material provided for memorization practice
- Exercises and homework to be completed each week
- 1 x small group online tutorial per week with me
- Learn general memorization exercises
- Discover memorization tools specific to line-learning
- Monologues, scenes, general memory expansion
- Create your own memorization roadmaps and methodologies
DATE?
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- $299 for 4 weeks, 2 video lessons/week, including personal feedback and small group online tutorials
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- Complete the course online, in your own home, in your own time
- Visual, fun, playful, powerful techniques that anyone can do
- Perfect for auditions, on set and confidence-building
- Remember lines, names, numbers, directions, tricky dialogue
- Absorb information in the way that works best for you
- Build discipline, work the muscles of your memory
- Improve your cold-reading skills, improve confidence, book more jobs
HOW DOES IT WORK?
- Each Tuesday and Thursday (PST) for 4 weeks you will receive a link to a private video teaching you new memorization skills for that week
- You will be given exercises and ‘homework’ (not as scary as it sounds) to complete by Friday of that week
- You will be grouped into tutorial groups for online sessions to share your progress and ask questions and clarify techniques
- You will receive short ‘tests’ along the way to assess your progress
- By the end of the course you will know how to memorize monologues, scenes, or vast quantities of other information using the tools you’ve been given
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Thanks for the fun and informative video about memory palaces. I have hundreds that I use for different purposes. I've used houses, apartments, and dorms I've lived in, schools, parks, neighborhoods, workplaces, and even movies and TV episodes as memory palaces. I used them to memorize Pi to about 5,600 places, and have used them in the Long-Term Memory events of the USA Memory Championship, which I've competed in 4 times, finishing as high as 3rd place in this year's competition.
Nice! Congrats. 👏
Revisiting this. I find it's easiest to construct my memory palace in a place I already know well. Fortunately, I grew up in a 3-story 8-bedroom Victorian boarding house, so I've got loads of compartments to work with!
Perfect! That's absolutely wonderful that you have so many 'locations' to dip into. And 'compartments' is right. One of the memorization challenge students used one bookshelf to recall almost everything! Surprised even me. Others need very different objects, like a library that contains a bookcase, but then a bust of Shakespeare, a globe of the world, a cat sitting in the corner licking itself and so on. You do what you need to, which it sounds like you're already doing. Good work.
You're my guiding angel. I can't thank you enough. I was really stuck. You showed me how simple this is. The obstacle was my perfectionism.
That's awesome. Keep practicing and then keep renovating. :)
Practically the best video I've seen on memory palace or any other memory technique. I can remember every single sector! Thanks a lot!
I am new to this method, i watched many videos in youtube, yours is the most simplified, appalling, motivating, fun to watch, ,,,it is like you didnt give us fish to feed but taught how to fish,, i really appreciate,,,,instead of being dependent, your explanation set us free to Create our own fantasy,,thanks again,,,
Excellent and elegant description of the process sir. Simply and powerfully explained.
Thank you very much, friend! It's a lot of fun to do.
ooh it's really working
I memorized throughout chemical elements with this fun method
What a great piece of techniques, thank you very much for having kindly shared this with us. God bless you brother.
That rooster flies to the castle in Bavaria, excellent example of transferring knowledge when the palace becomes crowed. Just excellent video, thank you.
Thanks! Yes, the mind is so adaptable, and it just LOVES making fun/funny/silly/odd connections.
Danke.
I am so curious to find out how this palace will help me memorize dialogue/monologue! Hoping to take your next 4-week Memorization Challenge...
Great video mate, cheers!
A very helpful video! I'm creating a "mind palace" myself and got alot of inspiration! ;)
That's so cool. It's probably much bigger than this one. This is a baby to get beginners started. Feel free to share your floorplan if you ever want to. :)
Thank you for your clarity and simplicity . I will try it out. Do you keep a written record of your structures please?
Hello! Could you please share your idea about deck cards memorization what does that mean?
Thank you for your wonderfully descriptive explanation of memory palaces! I learned of them previously and tried it on several occasions. However, when it comes to memorizing my lines for scenes, I've found it difficult to be fully "in" the scene while at the same time, "in" my memory palace. I imagine I haven't put in enough time in order to reach the point of "unconscious competence". I'd like to think I could, using this system. Any suggestions, thoughts? Thanks again, Paul!
Thanks, Max. As I tell my clients, pick the appropriate tool for the job and then apply it to that specific task. The memory palace may just get in the way of your flow when it comes to lines, but would be great for stand up comedy routines in order to give structure, but keep them kind of flexible. You may find the storytelling method much more expedient a technique for learning lines, or you may use any number of other tools. Best idea is to try them all, understand how they are applied to specific tasks, then build your own methodology. It's lots of fun though!
Thank you, Paul! Just as before-great advice!
I found the memory mansion easy to visualize and remembered all the categories and their associated concepts without any difficulty, but I'm still confused as to exactly how you would leverage this to memorize things. For example, if I needed to remember things about sports, am I supposed to visualize all the things I need to remember all at once on the fence, or is it just that I picture the thing I need to remember interacting with the fence on its own, so that when I think of it I'll think of the fence and know it's about sports (which would seem a little useless...)? Would you be able to do a follow up video using this exact memory palace to learn something, to show the actual application of this in a "real life" situation?
So what if you're studying for an exam with 20 chapters?
1)Do you write down the details while you're constructing the memory palace or after?
2)And secondly, what would you recommend I do if I have difficulty finding a link between my the furniture in my room and the material I am studying?
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Thanks
Great questions, Ramesh. You can write them down in point form and then construct the (20-room) palace after, much like you would if you wrote down the names of everyone in a room and went home to memorize them.
With 20 chapters you would do well to first pick a palace that represents that subject (eg: history: your local museum, sports history: Dodger Stadium etc.), then choose 20 easy-to-picture and recall 'stations' that you can SEE when you close your eyes. One logically follows the other as you WALK through the location in your mind.
Otherwise, when you've had loads of practice (with the architecture of your well-rehearsed palace), you can actually do it in the fly. You do that by starting at the first 'station' on the journey of your house (eg: the picket fence, path, steps) or stadium (eg: ticket booth, hotdog stand, beer tent) and attaching the first topic to it. Then, the next station, attach your topic to it. Eventually, you will be able to do this on a lecture that you're hearing live without taking any physical notes at all.
In terms of linking 'furniture', just go with the most silly, vibrant, colorful, fun(ny), sexy, dangerous, shocking imagery. Need to recall President Obama? Imagine him with his 'bum' out. Need President Trump? Imagine a 'T-bone' stuck to his 'rump'. The more rude and stupid the images, the more likely you are to recall them. If they include things being squashed, moulded, smashed, inserted, broken, stuck together, magnetized, bounced on etc. you are infinitely more likely to recall them.
Action, color, vibrance, are all more important than logic or relevance in this part of the process.
Hope that helps!
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Question - I get the rooster Flying away but can you give some other examples as to how you'd attach multiple memories to the other items like let's say the mail box
The mail box is for the contacts. It is important to not create something too similar to reality because you've already experienced too many real things and you might mix them up. So don't place inside the mail box a writing block for example. Put something that reminds you of your contacts (the anchor) but somehow never get too close to each other. Like let say you open the mail box and you have all your "contacts" doing juggling, acrobats etc. In their very own way of doing their circus you have their number, email, profession or whatever you want to add, for example.
I have my own way of converting numbers into words. So if let say I think of Francis and I wonder : What acrobats does he do again ? Well I see him juggling with his funny focused face with a "sharp knife" (=846 25) and a "white bowling ball" (76129611) and a medium sized cow with a seringue instead of its tail (he's a vet, specialized in Cows). Funnily it takes me more time to translate "sharp knife" and white bowling ball" to the actual number than it takes finding the image (which is most of the time immediate). People interpret that time spent into hesitations. I have none, I clearly see him juggling with a very sharp knife !!
What is amazing is that if I think of sharp (=846) I might think of Francis or anything else that I associate with that number.
Just be crazy and create absolute unique and sensfull images.
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but how do i use it? couldnt you give an example on how to use it to memorize?
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Your voice put me to sleep
Impossible to do lets say you need to remember 200 things and you only have 5 rooms that have 10 things in each room to put information in you would need hundreds of palaces
@xX Ballistic Xx what you mean books
@xX Ballistic Xx laptop?
@xX Ballistic Xx can you give an example of documents. And what do you mean imagineary books
@xX Ballistic Xx I have a massive map of my town they have 6,7 8,9 stations. I guess your saying a book is your station..
@xX Ballistic Xx is it a protend book or real so how do you put stations in them
How to build a member palace in 10 minutes... 15 minute video.
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