How to Remember What You Read

傅勝華
1 min readDec 27, 2022

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Conception-break: There is no bad memory. There is train memory and untrain memory.

Memory tips.

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Place
Imagine
Entwine

Thinking the place you are familiar. And imagining the thing you want to remember. Then you entwine them together. When you remember the place. You also recall the thing you want to remember.

Follow the video and try to remember twelve emotions to lead you being successful. (The twelve emotions come from Gary Vee’s book — “Twelve and a Half”)

Gratitude Gorilla

Self-awawre Hair

Accountable Ant

Optimistic Otter

Empthy Elephant

Kind Kudu

Tenaciouse Termite

Curious Crane

Patience Pig

Conviction Cockroach

Humble Hummingbird

Ambitious Angle

I callenge you two things.

The first one is close the article and video. And take out a piece of paper and write the twelve emotion animals down.

When you can do it forward. Good! Then I challenge you. Can you do it backward?

The second challenge is can you teach somebody else.

Hope all of readers can finish the challenges and implement the tips on whatever you want to learn to make your life better!

You can check BE FAST tips every time, before you start to learn. It will make learn ten times fast.

BE FAST
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1i7rCtMusOE

Also I want to recommand Jim Kwik’s book — Limitless: Upgrade Your Brain, Learn Anything Faster, and Unlock Your Exceptional Life.
There is so many conceptions will blow you mind and change your life.

refferance:
How to REMEMBER What You Read | Jim Kwik
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgCw3OdCIbY

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