Super Memory: Learn Easily 10 Times Faster

It turns out that this kind of book is really useful. I didn't believe it before because I always thought that memory is innate, but what this book teaches is really useful and I can remember it very quickly.

I have read more than 60% of it, and I have seen the part about speed reading methods. I would like to ask everyone whether it is better to read paper books or electronic books. Maybe each has its own advantages. E-books are not limited to locations and can be read while waiting in line, while paper books are more enjoyable to read.

I have also read other books about tenfold memory, most of which describe one or several memory methods. The ones I know include the palace memory method, the fixed pile memory method, the homophonic memory, the image memory, etc. This book also talks about these memory methods, which lead to the same goal through different paths. There is a story in the book about a child who was characterized by his teacher as being unable to concentrate on learning. After experiencing a surprising open memory class, he used his bravery to get a small class training opportunity. After just twenty minutes of training, he learned to recite the last 20 digits of pi and recite at will, which he had never dared to think of in his previous studies. The reason for this effect is actually the use of homophonic and image memory methods. There are many memory methods, but the ultimate goal is to find a good learning method and keep using the knowledge learned.

It's pretty cool, but I still haven't learned it yet.

When I was in primary school and middle school, the teacher often criticized students on the podium with the sentence - "What goes in with the left ear, goes out with the right ear." I don't know if we didn't pay attention to memorizing, but at least we need to admit that if we can have an efficient memory method, I think the learning at that time will not be so painful, and we will get twice the result with half the effort. This book is a book written for primary and secondary school students to memorize knowledge. It introduces the knowledge structure characteristics and memory methods of each subject. Parents can feel some unique and effective memory methods from this book, allowing their children to learn easily.

Still pretty good. After reading the whole book, I feel that the method of memory is association and series. There are also methods such as location fixation and number fixation, which are actually associations and series. It uses common familiar places and arranged number corresponding things to associate and connect according to the materials that need to be memorized. These methods are good, but they require a certain amount of knowledge and a lot of memorization and training in the early stage.

When I was in school, I often felt distressed because my memory was not good enough and I could not remember the corresponding knowledge points. After working, I often forget important information given by my boss. When I am troubled for a long time, I decide to look for a solution in a book. In this book, the author provides a series of practical memory methods and techniques by introducing scientific research and practical experience. These methods cover aspects of memory encoding, memory storage, and memory retrieval, helping me better understand and apply the basic principles of memory, thereby improving the absorption and retention of information.

It's quite interesting. I've heard of memory palaces before, but I don't know how to operate them in detail. This book has explanations and methods of memory palaces, as well as various memory methods, and teaches you how to become a memory master. But I think ordinary people who don't have this intention can just read it briefly and focus on the previous memory methods. This can enrich your imagination and improve your reading level. [Got it]

450 Entering the door, practice depends on each person.

Learning efficiently is actually not difficult. Useful tools can easily double your learning efficiency. After a cycle of installing and uninstalling note-taking software, I am now left with only the learning tool "Instant Memory". This is what I learned in this book. This is not a simple method or thing, it is a habit that can be developed over a long period of time. This book taught me many similar methods, so it is definitely suitable for everyone to read.

I've finished reading it all. It's the same as the method I'm learning so far. It's very specific. Okay.

When I was in school, I often felt distressed because my memory was not good enough and I could not remember the corresponding knowledge points. After working, I often forget important information given by my boss. When I am troubled for a long time, I decide to look for a solution in a book. In this book, the author provides a series of practical memory methods and techniques by introducing scientific research and practical experience. These methods cover aspects of memory encoding, memory storage, and memory retrieval, helping me better understand and apply the basic principles of memory, thereby improving the absorption and retention of information.

This book is very good, and the content is detailed. The key point is that many of the details are not found in many memory courses, and it makes up for many of my blind spots in knowledge.

Very good, but I don't understand it😂

It's worth learning, everyone, come on

I have also read other books about tenfold memory, most of which describe one or several memory methods. The ones I know include the palace memory method, the fixed pile memory method, the homophonic memory, the image memory, etc. This book also talks about these memory methods, which lead to the same goal through different paths. There is a story in the book about a child who was characterized by his teacher as being unable to concentrate on learning. After experiencing a surprising open memory class, he used his bravery to get a small class training opportunity. After just twenty minutes of training, he learned to recite the last 20 digits of pi and recite at will, which he had never dared to think of in his previous studies. The reason for this effect is actually the use of homophonic and image memory methods. There are many memory methods, but the ultimate goal is to find a good learning method and keep using the knowledge learned.

Yes, you can read this book in 3 or 4 hours at most. (●'◡'●)

Learning efficiently is actually not difficult. Useful tools can easily double your learning efficiency. After a cycle of installing and uninstalling note-taking software, I am now left with only the learning tool "Instant Memory". This is what I learned in this book. This is not a simple method or thing, it is a habit that can be developed over a long period of time. This book taught me many similar methods, so it is definitely suitable for everyone to read.

"The barrel theory says: The water capacity of a barrel depends on the lowest board, so everyone is trying their best to make up for the shortcomings. But if the bottom of the barrel is leaky, then it will not help no matter how high the short board is." So how should we learn efficiently? This book uses examples, story-telling techniques, and different case studies to really help us learn and think more about how to study efficiently and memorize efficiently.

Interesting and useful [learned]

When I watch it, I always think about why I can remember it like this

Although there's still a lot I don't understand, it's pretty good

I especially like the parts about memory palaces and mind mapping in the book. These methods are really interesting and easy to understand and practice. Reminds me of a friend of mine who always complained about his poor memory and difficulty studying. I think this book will be of great help to him, and I must recommend it to him.

Not bad, after reading it I feel like I can memorize the order of a deck of cards in about 5 minutes.

Just watch it and learn a little bit too difficult

Awesome, thank you very much Teacher Lu for sharing! Thank you so much! How can I contact you personally?

Very useful! Recommended reading

This is awesome

Good method, memory can be doubled My reading speed has really improved. Now it takes about 30 minutes to read 100,000 words.

It's so beautiful that I pretended I didn't say it,