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How to Build a Memory Palace Book One: Memory Improvement Using Cutting Edge Memory Palace Techniques.
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In many ways, this book starts where other wonderful books on mnemonics, like "Moonwalking With Einstein" stop. Here you really learn how to make a variety of memory palaces in a practical manner. How to Build Mnemonics Memory Palaces" is a no-nonsense, practical guide on how to conceive and build memory palaces, and feed them with information that you want to memorize.
Learn how to make various types of memory palaces.How to master memory improvementWhich memory training is the best one?Stop wasting time, and start working a little daily on getting an improved memory now, before it's too late.This book is useful and valuable for students, adults, and pensioners alike.Don't forget that you may purchase this book as a gift, as well."How to Build a Memory Palace" is a full, practical guide (with useful examples) to getting started memorizing all types of information using memory palaces.
Equally useful for students, as adult learners, and hobbyists.Find out the perfect method for memorizing speechesNever forget another keywordLearn how to memorize sequences of playing cards (useful in poker, blackjack, and bridge)
In many ways, this book starts where other wonderful books on mnemonics, like "Moonwalking With Einstein" stop. Here you really learn how to make a variety of memory palaces in a practical manner. How to Build Mnemonics Memory Palaces" is a no-nonsense, practical guide on how to conceive and build memory palaces, and feed them with information that you want to memorize.
Learn how to make various types of memory palaces.How to master memory improvementWhich memory training is the best one?Stop wasting time, and start working a little daily on getting an improved memory now, before it's too late.This book is useful and valuable for students, adults, and pensioners alike.Don't forget that you may purchase this book as a gift, as well."How to Build a Memory Palace" is a full, practical guide (with useful examples) to getting started memorizing all types of information using memory palaces.
Equally useful for students, as adult learners, and hobbyists.Find out the perfect method for memorizing speechesNever forget another keywordLearn how to memorize sequences of playing cards (useful in poker, blackjack, and bridge)
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Published June 5, 2016
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July 11, 2020
Good overview of memory palace and other techniques
I like the flow and straightforward layout of this book. Like all memory books it will take some work and sitting down to come up with your own memory palaces and mental visualizations. I like the style and ability to get to the point. The leg system for numbers is also included for the first 100 numbers. Looking Fargo book 2.
I like the flow and straightforward layout of this book. Like all memory books it will take some work and sitting down to come up with your own memory palaces and mental visualizations. I like the style and ability to get to the point. The leg system for numbers is also included for the first 100 numbers. Looking Fargo book 2.
December 25, 2017
Mind opening
Well explained with many examples which makes it very easy to understand . we definitely continue and read the second book after completing all the assignments for this one.
Well explained with many examples which makes it very easy to understand . we definitely continue and read the second book after completing all the assignments for this one.
March 29, 2021
This really isn’t very impressive. There is a lot of repetition throughout. The author offers a basic idea and 20 pages later re-visits the same idea.
Quite literally, pages 31-33 are just a list of what he sees in his apartment in a numbered bullet format. Pages 50-51 are “a tour” where the same list is given but in a paragraph.
Likewise, the book ends with page 55 being tips to make things stick written as a paragraph and page 56 repeating the exact same list with bullet points.
Finally, the last 2 pages are just a sales pitch with what is, essentially, the table of contents for the second book.
This book was an easy read, but what was 58 pages could have easily been condensed into 10-15 pages.
Quite literally, pages 31-33 are just a list of what he sees in his apartment in a numbered bullet format. Pages 50-51 are “a tour” where the same list is given but in a paragraph.
Likewise, the book ends with page 55 being tips to make things stick written as a paragraph and page 56 repeating the exact same list with bullet points.
Finally, the last 2 pages are just a sales pitch with what is, essentially, the table of contents for the second book.
This book was an easy read, but what was 58 pages could have easily been condensed into 10-15 pages.
March 29, 2022
Very fluffy
A LOT of repetition. If you read the last 10/15 pages, you know what's been written.
Would've been 1* but extra one for the explanation about numbers , as the was useful and to the point
A LOT of repetition. If you read the last 10/15 pages, you know what's been written.
Would've been 1* but extra one for the explanation about numbers , as the was useful and to the point
July 10, 2018
Loved it
Very informative and has a lot of useful information that is easy to understand, but just watch out for typos
Very informative and has a lot of useful information that is easy to understand, but just watch out for typos
April 30, 2019
Really works as advertised
The typos are the reason for the 3 stars. Otherwise would have been four stars. Anyone can do this! Really
The typos are the reason for the 3 stars. Otherwise would have been four stars. Anyone can do this! Really
August 30, 2020
Okay
Kind of poorly edited, in that it has a few glaring typos, but otherwise it gets to the point and explains the concepts well.
Kind of poorly edited, in that it has a few glaring typos, but otherwise it gets to the point and explains the concepts well.
July 15, 2021
Muy bueno
Muy buen libro. Practico y efectivo. Realmente funciona. Se gana mucho tiempo con lo enseñado para memorizar rápido y efectivamente.
Muy buen libro. Practico y efectivo. Realmente funciona. Se gana mucho tiempo con lo enseñado para memorizar rápido y efectivamente.
November 17, 2022
Must read mnemonics book. No waffle. Great.
December 23, 2016
As a fan of the Hannibal books...
I thought the concept of Memory Palaces was remarkable. I've always thought the human mind quite capable, more so than what most people use it for. This short book teaches the simple concept behind creating and linking things you want to remember.
So simple anyone can do it with practice. If you want to remember things easily, read this book and practice.
I thought the concept of Memory Palaces was remarkable. I've always thought the human mind quite capable, more so than what most people use it for. This short book teaches the simple concept behind creating and linking things you want to remember.
So simple anyone can do it with practice. If you want to remember things easily, read this book and practice.
November 27, 2016
Hi.
If you read each chapter a couple times and it helps. I had to read it a few times before I figured that out.
If you read each chapter a couple times and it helps. I had to read it a few times before I figured that out.
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