6 Courses in 1: Memory Experts' Tools Mega Bundle

Introducing the first course of the series Memory Experts' Tools: The Loci Method

The Loci Method is the oldest known memory technique,and was invented more than 2000 years ago,in Ancient Greece.

The Loci method has two variants: The Roman Room technique and The Journey Technique. In this lesson you will learn how these techniques work

A Memory Palace is the imaginary structure in your mind where you can store your mnemonic images. Learn how to create your own collection on mental palaces.

Learn how to build a memory palace for the Loci Method

In this lesson you will learn what the 4 steps of this method are and how to use it more effectively.

Then.after you're familiar with the technnique, you will learn how to memorize a TO-DO LIST by using the loci method.

The practical applications of the Loci method are extremely varied, ranging from memorizing long lists to memorizing the order of one of more shuffled decks of playing cards.

If this course is over, what are the next steps on this journey towards a better memory? And when does it end?

The Dominic System Definition.How it works?

The Dominic System has 3 variants of code, one for each type of application: numbers, binary digits and playing cards.

In this lesson you will learn how to create your own personal code for memorizing long numbers.

In this lesson you will learn how to create your own personal code for memorizing long sequences of binary digits.

In this lesson you will learn how to create your own personal code for memorizing long sequences of shuffled playing cards.

In this lesson I will share with you a few tips from the memory experts on how to use this system more effectively.

If this course is over, what are the next steps on this journey towards a better memory? And when does it end?

The P.A.O. System Definition.How it works?

The PAO System has 3 variants of code, one for each type of application: numbers, binary digits and playing cards.

In this lesson you will learn how to create your own personal code for memorizing long numbers.

In this lesson you will learn how to create your own personal code for memorizing long sequences of binary digits.

In this lesson,you will learn some important tips and tricks on how to make your own list: where to find names for persons , how to choose the persons ,the actions and the objects so they will not be confused later ,in the memorization process and how to remember the list.

If this course is over, what are the next steps on this journey towards a better memory? And when does it end?

The Major System Definition.How it works?

In this lesson, you will see a practical example on how to memorize a long sequence of digits (the first 20 decimals of the number PI with the Major System.

In this lesson, you will see a practical example on how to memorize a sequence of 10  playing cards with the Major System.

In this lesson,you will learn how to use the Major System in your daily activities,for remembering appointments and anniversaries,for memorizing everyday  numbers ,dates in history or chemistry.

If this course is over, what are the next steps on this journey towards a better memory? And when does it end?

The Major System Definition.How it works?

You will learn about the Alphabet Technique: how it works and how you can use it in your daily activities.

You will learn about the Animal Peg Word Technique: how it works and how you can use it in your daily activities.

You will learn about the Body Parts Technique: how it works and how you can use it in your daily activities.

In this lesson, we will move on to another type of peg method, whose code is based on digits.The method works by helping you to build up pictures in your mind, in which you represent numbers by things that rhyme with the number. You can then link these pictures to images of the things to be remembered.

This technique is especially suitable for predominantly auditory persons.

It is a very simple and effective way of remembering a long number or a list in a specific order, similar with the Number Rhyme System.

Each number from 0 to 9 is associated with a mnemonic image based on the shape of the digit.

The Number-Shape technique is  especially suitable for predominantly visual persons.

The Number-Symbol Technique is a very simple and effective way of remembering a long number or a list in a specific order, similar with the Number Shape Method, also especially suitable for predominantly visual persons.

The Major System ,also called the Consonant Peg Method,or the phonetic mnemonic system,is a very efficient technique used to memorize numbers ,shuffled playing cards,dates,historical facts and other long,abstract sequences of items.

If this course is over, what are the next steps on this journey towards a better memory? And when does it end?

The challenge of this course is to make you understand what memorizing playing cards is about, and see for yourself just how simple and handy this skill is!

This lesson gives an overview of the methods used for playing cards memorization.
They will be presented in detail and with examples in the following lessons.

Learn how to use the Major system for playing cards with a simple practical application.

The Dominic system is a technique for memorizing long sequences of numbers or playing cards by first converting them into pairs of letters, and then associating those letters with people and actions. Each number or card to be memorized is given a fixed mnemonic image of a person and an action.

Learn how to use the Dominic system with a simple practical application.

This technique is an elaboration of the (Person-Action) Dominic system, which is led to a superior level.

The PAO system is one of the most used by mental athletes. One of the reasons is that it is easier to learn than other memory systems and also it is fun to use.

Learn how to use the Person-Action-Object -PAO system with a simple practical application.

Ben system is a complex technique, used in memory contests because of its efficiency.The creator of this technique is Ben Pridmore,a British mnemonist who has won the World Memory Championships three times. 

Learn how to use Ben system with a simple practical application.

In the memory sport, the efficiency of a method is given by the fewest number of locations it uses to store an entire deck of playing cards, so in this lesson we will compare the efficiency of these methods. 

If this course is over, what are the next steps on this journey towards a better memory? And when does it end?