Also known as the Journey Method, or the Method of Loci, the Memory Palace technique is used by every top memorizer in the world. This book will challenge your life and give you hope and encouragement to set aside all hindrances … the memory palace learn anything and everything starting with shakespeare and dickens faking smart book 1 PDF ePub Mobi Download the memory palace learn anything and everything starting with shakespeare and dickens faking smart book 1 PDF, ePub, Mobi The Memory Palace Learn Anything And Everything Starting With Shakespeare And Dickens Faking Smart Book 1?
Starting Now. Poetry memorization NOT! The more you know, the more you can know. Your foundations are greater. I learned the titles of Shakespeare's plays in under an hour in the order he wrote them and the same with D I've heard it's better to read "Moonwalking With Einstein" before reading this book. I learned the titles of Shakespeare's plays in under an hour in the order he wrote them and the same with Dickens -- and the images are so vivid, I'll never forget them.
If you don't care about the history of the Memory Palace and just want to learn it, this is the right book for you. But it only works if you actually commit the practice techniques to memory. Don't want to learn Shakespeare titles? It's practice. Do it anyway. It's essential in learning how your mind processes information and stores it.
Dec 27, Gabrielle Higgins rated it it was amazing. I am dyslexic and suffer with poor short term and sequential memory. After reading this I now know all 37 Shakespeare plays and 20 Charles Dickens titles in chronological order. I am dyslexic so remembering singular pieces of information especially in order is almost impossible for me as I struggle badly with sequential memory.
This book teaches you how to make the details you want to remember visual which has helped me immensely. I am now going I am dyslexic and suffer with poor short term and sequential memory. I am now going to see how many other things I can teach myself to remember! Jun 03, Kevin rated it liked it. The "memory palace" technique isn't anything new, but I liked this author's attempt at teaching it through the use of humor and outlandish visuals.
While I liked some of the more modern references like Ron Weasley , there were quite a few I had more difficulty picturing such as Richard Gere. All in all, I felt like it did a good job with showing how the technique works. Apr 13, Lucas Carlson rated it it was amazing. A great short read Not a definitive guide to memory palaces, but a simple and straightforward exposition of what's possible using modern memory techniques.
Worked for me! Might not work well for you if you are not good at special memory. Jan 19, Tim rated it it was amazing. Holy smokes! That was a lot of fun. Now if I can just remember to use it But seriously, this was one of the most enjoyable hours I have had in a long time.
May 20, Yuriy rated it did not like it. Promising book that does not deliver The book starts with a very interesting chapter in which the author is explaining the mechanics of the memorization method he proposes, but when he starts the exercise with memorization of Shakespeare plays, then Charles Dickens, it simply becomes a waste of time to continue reading the book.
I think every reader will understand the concept and the instructions behind this memorization method. We do not need to go through the author's path of memorization of t Promising book that does not deliver The book starts with a very interesting chapter in which the author is explaining the mechanics of the memorization method he proposes, but when he starts the exercise with memorization of Shakespeare plays, then Charles Dickens, it simply becomes a waste of time to continue reading the book.
We do not need to go through the author's path of memorization of the things the reader does not necessarily want to remember. The book is also relatively short. I don't know. I feel like most this book has to offer was at the beginning but then it did not go into greater detail about why and how it works, or specifically what science may lay behind it. Jul 08, Cheryl Scott rated it it was amazing.
Clear, Effective Intro to the Memory Palace Technique This type of memory system is very useful for lists of information. The only challenge is coming up with imagery that is both relevant to the item to be remembered and sufficiently wild.
Despite the author's assurance that there is nothing wrong with our imaginations, I'm guessing he took quite a while coming up with all of the memorable images for the main example here, the plays of William Shakespeare, in chronological order. Yes, this is a Clear, Effective Intro to the Memory Palace Technique This type of memory system is very useful for lists of information.
Yes, this is a very useful approach, but it will still take time to create all your memory tag images. The author does a good job of making the technique clear enough that the reader immediately applies it himself, this time to the novels of Charles Dickens.
All in all, a concise and effective presentation. Jun 08, Abhishek Upadhyay added it. Beauty lies in the eyes of beholder This book is not exactly how to book for mind palace but it was like observing master at work and you are his understudy. After reading this book and with help of few apps i love making memory palace and connecting various elements is like having a cartoon channel in my head, all cartoon shows in the childhood are now being helpful.
I will recommend this book only for those who like to see things done and figure out the method by themselves. Not for those who w Beauty lies in the eyes of beholder This book is not exactly how to book for mind palace but it was like observing master at work and you are his understudy. Not for those who want step by step guide. Apps used to develop memory palace habits are 1. MNemonist 2. Mnemonist Numbers Dec 03, Karina rated it it was amazing.
Awesome, I do love a book that makes me feel clever I really enjoyed the way this book was written. Funny and engaging and most importantly- highly effective! I picked up the book this morning, memorised the 37 plays of Shakespeare, walked my dog whilst checking I had remembered all the plays, I did. Came home and memorised the 20 novels of Charles Dickens. Then topped it off by learning the 7 ancient wonders of the world using my bookcase and the 10 longest rivers in the world using my fridge Awesome, I do love a book that makes me feel clever I really enjoyed the way this book was written.
Then topped it off by learning the 7 ancient wonders of the world using my bookcase and the 10 longest rivers in the world using my fridge.
Not bad for a days work and my first ever attempt at using a mind palace. Now to sign up for some pub quizzes!! Nov 20, Bernard rated it liked it. This book shows quickly and easily the technique of memory palaces. You read through a remarkably short book, and suddenly you know the names of all of Shakespeare's plays, forward and backward. While I don't really care about those plays one way or the other, the technique used to memorize them is valuable to those who want to quickly understand memory palaces and how to use them.
Those who are fine with the theory, but need one really good practical example to master the technique. This is a use This book shows quickly and easily the technique of memory palaces. This is a useful book for those who want to improve their ability to memorize information. Jul 17, Adam Chatfield rated it liked it. A good theory for engaging your brain when it comes to trying to remember any given set pieces of information. As other reviewers have mentioned, I found myself flicking towards the end rather than than taking everything in as I didn't have much desire to be able to recall all of the plays, but I did really enjoy how the story creation adds to understanding how our brains retain information, and it was an enjoyable story!
Apr 03, Octavio rated it it was amazing. A great way to improve your memory I learned everything on a school in a hard way: with boring repetition. As I became old the old method became unbearable and zi found hard to remember newly learned things. However, my job demands me to learn new stuff continually so this book was the answer to my prayers. You will enjoy learning how to memorize with this book. Sep 29, Alejandro Cabral rated it it was amazing. Quick, effective, delivers whats promised Which is exactly what I look for in this type of books.
Loved it! Jul 08, Tammy C. Great book for those that need memory organization This book ran me through how to organize information for easy recall later. It needs to be intentional, but it can be fun and wacky, whatever gets you to remember the information. Thank you for sharing this method! Aug 30, Shawn Mcdowell rated it really liked it. The Memory Palace This ebook makes learning anything easier than I had expected. I like the way the author presents the material and how to use it for anything that you are wanting to learn.
Mar 14, Sahed Ahmed rated it really liked it. I liked the practical approach of this book. Rather than discussing boring theory, it quickly starts to put your hands on the practical stuff.
It's a good book to start building your first Mind Palace. After finish reading this book, I can now recall all the 37 Shakespeare plays in chronological order!
Aug 25, Rongsentemsu rated it really liked it. Short and practical. Unlike other memory books, here the author doesn't delve into the theory or mechanism of how and why memory techniques work.
He just dives into a practical way of utilising the technique of memory palace, and it works! Jan 10, Stephen Barnett rated it it was amazing. Simple but Effective Nicely presented introduction to the Memory Palace method. Takes all the work out of creating your first couple of palaces and you really can memorize all 37 Shakespeare plays and 20 Dicken's novels in an hour or so.
A good first step on the journey. Nov 06, Anson Ng rated it liked it. Dec 21, HK rated it really liked it. Exciting experience One that takes u thru the process of building mind palace.. Apr 12, DebsD rated it did not like it Shelves: non-fiction , ratingstar , ratings-0s-1s-2s. An article, stretched to the length of a short book. The memory technique is sound, but it didn't need 64 pages to explain it. There are no discussion topics on this book yet. Be the first to start one ».
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