How do you train memory? Today we're going to use two words, microwave and lively, which are two random words to memorize. Do you remember the two random words I just showed you? If not don't worry, because expert memory enthusiast Kenneth Williams is about to show you how to train memory. You will learn the latest revelation on how you can train memory and increase the amount of information the brain encodes.
ABC World News did an interviewed the US Memory Champion. Amazingly I was stunned, because at one time this guy could not remember his girlfriend's telephone number, forgot what he was supposed to buy at the grocery store, misplaced his keys and could not remember where the car was parked in the mall. Over the course of twelve months Josh Carroll became the US Memory Champ. Josh set a new US record by memorize a deck of playing cards in 1 minute and 30 seconds. Josh says that anybody can train memory. You just need to train memory to memorize things visually. Scientists cutting edge knowledge prove it by scanning the brain of London Cab Drivers that remembered how to navigate a whole city. The study revealed that they were storing the information in the visual side of the brain.
Mini Microwave
How to remember (2) two random words, which are microwave and lively by building a memory palace. You can simply structure in your imagination where you visually place things that you want to remember. For my memory palace it is my childhood home. The first word to remember is microwave. The key ingredient is to visually see the microwave doing something really strange. How train memory to encode the information into my brain, I choose to visually see the microwave in the front yard of my parents place. However to deeply encode the information I visually saw the microwave and a growling cat who is frustrated, because he cannot get inside the microwave to eat my dinner. Scientist say that the more provocative the image is the easier it is to remember. The second word is lively and I suggest putting the word Blake Lively in my mom's living room area. You can walk through your memory palace and remember the two words with ease.
Experts say that you can train memory by using this method to remember what you need to buy at the store. Example: You can visualize the butter in the living room and the soap on the stairs. What about remembering people names? The key ingredient is to use your visual skills and wildest imagination. For example this is my friend his name is Corey Carroll. To remember his name I picture an eager and ambitious business man in a suit and the tie burning in flames. What about where you left your keys? Scientist alleges that the best tactic is to visually take a mental snap shot of the exact spot where you left the keys.
Josh used special equipment to block out distractions. In preparation for the memory competition he religiously wore a pair of dark sun glasses and head phones to block everything out, which makes common sense. However, scientist says you can start utilizing this visual and imaginative brain encoding method right away.
Train Your Memory
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