22 min
How to Use the Memory Palace for Memorizing Entire Books: On Chapter Linking | Lesson #1 The Craft of Memory Podcast
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In this episode, I discuss how to use the memory palace for memorizing texts verbatim. I explain the various methods for structuring palaces for chapters and how to manage them for easier navigation and retrieval. If you value my teaching and the work that I do, one of the best ways you can show support is by giving this podcast a rating and leaving a review. Every rating encourages me to continue publishing episodes on mnemonics. Thanks for listening!
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If you are interested in private online memory coaching on how to memorize texts verbatim, please send me an email at onlinememorytraining@gmail.com
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In this episode, I discuss how to use the memory palace for memorizing texts verbatim. I explain the various methods for structuring palaces for chapters and how to manage them for easier navigation and retrieval. If you value my teaching and the work that I do, one of the best ways you can show support is by giving this podcast a rating and leaving a review. Every rating encourages me to continue publishing episodes on mnemonics. Thanks for listening!
MEMORY COACHING SERVICES
If you are interested in private online memory coaching on how to memorize texts verbatim, please send me an email at onlinememorytraining@gmail.com
THE CRAFT OF MEMORY NEWSLETTER
https://thecraftofmemory.substack.com
If you want to read my reflections on technology and society as it relates to natural memory and mnemonics, please subscribe to my newsletter.
CONTACT ME
I do not have Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or LinkedIn. If you'd like to reach me, the best way to do so is via email (onlinememorytraining@gmail.com) or through my substack.
22 min