The Magnetic Memory Method Podcast

Many people ask if they can improve memory like Sherlock Holmes using a Mind Palace or Memory Palace. The answer may surprise you, along with 11 other things you should be doing for real memory improvement instead.

Looking for the most powerful memory techniques you can use to memorize numbers? Tune in and learn the Major System, PAO and 00-99 for fast and flexible number memory skills starting today!

What if I told you I can show you how to improve focus and concentration in less than five minutes a day? Would you believe me? If you've just said… I'm not sure… In fact… I'm downright skeptical! Good answer. Skepticism is good. In fact, as you're about to learn, it's one of the best tools for creating lasting focus and concentration. You can use the tool of skepticism (and others I'll share on t...

Are you looking for the perfect memorization technique? And getting frustrated? Well, don't blame yourself. Because it is frustrating, isn't it? I mean… everywhere you go people are using different terminology. Linking… P.A.O. … Mind Palace… Roman Room… Journey Method… Mnemonic Peg System… How Real Are The Promises Of Memorization Techniques For Students And Mature Learners?   I mean, lets face it...

Have you ever wondered about apps like Cogmed for brain exercise and memory improvement really work? So have I and it is really difficult coming up with a clear answer when you read the research about general brain fitness and memory in the scientific literature. Here's the great news: On this episode of Magnetic Memory Method Podcast, you'll hear from Dr. Christina Till. Dr. Till is an Associate...

Have you been looking for a memory method you can use to learn and remember difficult information? I'm talking about foreign language vocabulary. Programming codes. Charts and diagrams. Passwords. Names of people from around the world. And do you keep running into promises about how someone's "memory system" will help you achieve your learning goals? Maybe they offer you some brain exercises . Or...

What if I told you that recovered memory is a skill that you can use to create a better Memory Palace Network? And what if you had a simple autobiographical memory test you could give yourself again and again to keep improving your memory? If that sounds interesting to you, you're in luck. Tap or click play now and discover: Exactly how to unpack memories from your past you may have lost – and tur...

This is perhaps the best Magnetic Memory Method Review online so far: "The more you try it, the better you do. Every attempt is incrementally better than the last time." -Jesse Villalobos Since constant improvement is what the memory method taught on this website is all about, I was delighted to hear these words from one of our course participants. Even better: In this episode of the Magnetic Memo...

Do you want to know how to improve your memory for studying? Who doesn't? After all, it's the 21st century and there's so much to learn! Seriously: There's too much to study in too little time – especially before an exam . But it's not just a time issue. It's not just an issue of volume when it comes to so many books and videos to consume. The core of the problem isn't any of those things. The cor...

It's a popular perception among many people that listening to binaural beats has a special effect on the brain. They think binaural beats can help you follow a diet or stop smoking. Or they think these sounds can amp you up for a competition or calm you down, or even improve memory recall, focus and concentration. The question is… Doesn't listening to any type of relaxing music have a similar effe...

This guest post on effective brain training exercises for mental illness sufferers comes from Alex Moore.  Take it away, Alex! Would you like some brain training exercises to keep you sharp and on top of your game all the time? I hope the answer is a resounding, "Yes!" Here's why: Conditions such as mental illness and aging contribute to mental decay. All the more so if you're already suffering fr...

Are you a polyglot? No, I don't mean a ghost that walks around the attic making loud noises and moving objects. That's a poltergeist! A polyglot, on the other hand, is a more tame individual who is fluent in several languages. Then there are the hyperpolyglots – those who actively learn and master six or more languages, like Emil Krebs, a 19th-century German diplomat who had mastered around 65 lan...

Can stress cause memory loss and confusion? Not if you've got a gun in your face. Like Ben Thomas. Ben was walking through an L.A. neighborhood when he was robbed at gunpoint . Next day, when the detective asked him to identify the perpetrator, Ben was able to do it very easily. Over time, however, the author who experienced this violent incident, reported that he "remembered fewer images and more...

Stoic philosophy has helped thousands of people live better lives. But can it help you use memory techniques to learn a language better? Turns out… The answer is a resounding Yes! And to show you exactly how, Christopher Huff joins us on this episode of the Magnetic Memory Method Podcast. Click play and you'll learn: * The secrets of rhythm you can use to help you remember words. * How Christopher...

Aphantasia. Sounds like a magic word a magician would say before conjuring a rabbit from his hat, doesn't it? But let me ask you this as you click play and listen to the audio version of this page: [smart_track_player url="http://traffic.libsyn.com/magneticmemorymethod/Aphantasia__Develop_Your_Memory_Even_If_You_Cannot_See_Mental_Images.mp3″ title="Aphantasia: Develop Your Memory Even If You Canno...

Can smartphone addiction fry your brain cells? Not literally, but that twitchy connection to your phone? It definitely affects your abilities to concentrate and think deeply. And that means device addiction harms your ability to remember. Worse: Smartphone addiction not only turns you into a social pariah…   It Can Also Be Fatal!   In 2015, distracted driving (due to texting or talking on the cell...

Tansel Ali is possibly the most positive memory champion on the planet. Turns out there's a solid reason why. A few reasons, actually. And in this episode of the Magnetic Memory Method Podcast, I speak with 4x Australian Memory Champion Tansel Ali talks about memory improvement and positive thinking. This may well be the most valuable hour you spend listening to a podcast about memory improvement....

We all make mistakes. In fact, life mistakes are inevitable. Heck, in many cases, they're even desirable. After all, we learn from our mistakes when picking up a language – including our native mother tongues. But some life mistakes are probably avoidable. Like the 4.1 I'm going to discuss in this post. They are in no particular order of importance. But I've stuck the one with a tutorial at the en...

The Freedom Journal… sounds ambitious right? Well, what if I told you that I've discovered profound memory benefits from journaling for language learning, including boosts in physical and emotional wellbeing? Benefits that definitely deserve the word "freedom." That's what I am going to tell you about. And it's all happening right now in this step-by-step guide. This page will show you how to use...

Does your episodic memory help you remember your first prom? You wore a lovely turquoise gown, your mom couldn't stop smiling, and your dad was delighted to meet your date. It was a fantastic evening, right? Well… Let's just say, that's how you remember it. If you ask your mom, on the other hand, she would say: "It was a frantic evening. You couldn't decide what to wear and were almost in tears wh...

Is coconut oil good for memory? Well, many people think that a diet rich in coconut oil is essential to prevent brain fog, memory loss, dementia and even Alzheimer's disease. But… Here's the thing: For years, coconut oil has been been a staple in ketogenic diets for its high fat levels and low carbohydrate content. Interestingly, a 2016 study by Klaus W.Lange and his team revealed that "both the d...

Can you write legibly with both your left and right hands? Midway through a gig, can you swing the guitar to your left arm and continue strumming the ballad? If you can, you are part of that 1% of the population who do not have a dominant hand and experience ambidextrousness. And as you're about to discover, ambidextrousness truly is an experience! If you are ambidextrous, you're in good company t...

Do you have enough mental exercises to genuinely help you experience real and lasting memory improvement? Whether it's for learning a language, or even just remembering directions while traveling the world. Be honest about your answer. No one here is to judge. Quite the opposite. This blog post (and the podcast – hit play above!) is about about helping you better understand how to judge your memor...