Hello all, Thank for watching today's video, what is your favorite way to help memorize things? Did I forget anything? If you would like more help on building better habits, download this free guide: bit.ly/2hiYaJT

Thank you very much, Mr. Tracy! I enjoy every video lesson that you produce! I've just finished preparing master theses in Psychology and I am starting a PhD. I read every day and your tips will help me a lot. I use the following system - I read one part, copy some important sentences and paste in a file (with the name of the book, author, page), then reflect in writing on what is important and what connections I see with other authors, with my experience, with the real life, etc. Also, while writing a lot of new ideas come to my mind when I reflect on the material. I learned this method from my husband, who is professor and has written hundreds articles and several books. Before, I use to read books quickly and almost nothing specific stayed for long time in my memory. Now I read slow, but this system helps me remember, reflect, understand the topic and have new ideas. Another thing that helps is when I read a specific part then we have discussion with my husband on it, so perhaps it is very helpful if people can find specialist in the topic they are interested with whom they can discuss their main findings, questions, confusions, etc. Warm greetings from Sofia, Bulgaria! Hope to see you soon!

Master Tracy, you have been and will be one of my greatest teachers. You live this stage of your life with great dignity. You are one of the people who give their best as we say in Mexico "Hasta morir en la raya" Until dying in the line. My respects. Omar Mata, Mexico City.

I learn things by understanding their meaning .also I ask questions to myself and then answer to them and recall what I have learned.

I definitely enjoy color coding highlighters when reading and studying. It allows me to quickly refer to those sections and organize concepts, definitions, and examples. For example, blue words are words/concepts followed by the definition in green and orange for examples. I also like writing key words on the margins for a quick recall. I then recite materials and check to see how accurate I was in explaining the material. Granted this is not done in one sitting but my system allows me to look back into books and know what I highlighted even if it was last semester's material.

Thanks sir. From Iraq You have helped me a lot I love you and everything you say is meaningful

Thank you so much,be blessed always

Thanks brian you are the best.

Thank you Mr Tracy - all your videos are very helpful - you made this world a better place. Bless you!

THANK YOU SOO SO MUCH for this!! 🙏💖🙏

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Awesome material We always use to say See it say it hear it think it It includes all the senses The more sensory input the more nerves involved in the memory making. If you were a chef it would include more taste as well. I do remember things better when another person is involved. Maybe more internal pressure. 😊

thank you professor, you give me a very helpful clip. hope you healthy and happy.

You are the best. Thank you for all your hard work!

thanks so much Brian.your books and video always change my view and way of doing things

I’ve learn many things to all your videos, I thank you so much.

thanks for sharing your immense knowledge and experience with us! recently I'm using a technique is that I read a chapter in classroom by professor's then come home and revise it from page 1 ,and every coming day I revise starting from page 1 again, initially It can take time but after a couple goes by you feel that you are able to revise the whole sub in just minutes and I also keep PDF of them in my smartphone so that I can be in touch with them whenever I want!!

Thank you Sir!!

Really great motivational talk. I have all your audibles. Thank you!!!!

Its awesome to see your video. Golden words indeed.

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Good day Sir Brian Tracy! Thank you for all the lessons you've taught again, yesterday I've watched a video on this channel. My answer in your question is I use to write (taking notes) on my subjects then I will study, then sometimes I use to write all the things or lessons that I reviewed.Thank you so much Sir!

Great tips, thank you sir.

Thank you very much

I started writing definitions of business terms in 2000. The original definitions were sometimes copied and pasted from another source. Sometimes, they were my current comprehension of a term. Over the years, I‘ve refined the definitions any time I didn’t understand a term well enough to achieve a goal. Like Brian mentioned, doing so helped me identify what I still didn’t understand. At this point in time, there are 1000‘s of entries. I reference what I created more often than Wikipedia.

Thanks a bunch Brian. Break it into bits and not concentrate on a single subject for long. Great!

Thanks sir . you are great

Hello Sir! Hope you are staying safe and healthy. Thank you do much for your input sir and sharing your wisdom you are really an humble being!. Definitely one of the things assisting me and which I think you mention was for example reading the text and reciting it in your own words! It definitely helps me particularly regarding things I am passionate about such as studying for my pilot training This I think is understated as people read text for the sake of it as opposed to truly getting to the core and understanding it

Thanks sir.

Thanks a lot

Thanks, I enjoyed your tips. I try to learn and master material by engaging different mediums of communication - watch, read, write, speak, act

Thank you , Brain Tracy you're a legend !

Thank u sir

This will be something to try and accomplish

Today was the first day, I read multiple studies as if I were in a school settings and Then watched videos related to what I read. I found it very engaging and retainable for information. I love how you suggested to Over-Learn material. Thank you for your amazing work.

Reciting is definitely the method i like to use when trying to retain any material in my brain. Thanks for the great tips Brian.

One of the techniques I use to improve my memory is to note down in my journal ten specific things I see around myself in a day. It can be anything from a particular news article that a co-passenger was reading in the bus or the watch a stranger was wearing seated next to me in the restaurant. The important thing is to notice specific information than a general information like "today I saw a red car". This technique has helped me in being more aware and also has helped me improve my memory.

I used to make my own notes while studying and after 30 or 40 minutes session, when i take break and returned back to study, I used to take some moments to recall or refer my notes for few minutes and then moving to next topic. This technique helps me to remember each topic very effectively and I grasp the content more efficiently by looking a glance for 2nd or 3rd time.

Thank you Sir for sharing us a great video

Hello Brian Tracy,, thank you for sharing your wisdom. Yes, I do have a method that helps me to retain information, mine is to study more on the topic right after the lecture and sharing with classmates.

i love him he talks at a pace i can actually take notes of for class T_T

A technique that I use to understanding a specific subject better is studying it by combining different methods. For example, at first I 'll read a book regarding this subject. Then I' ll listen to an mp3 version of the same book or of another but still relative to the subject. After that I might watch some videos or live training. In this way I revise several times the information I am interested in with so many different ways, so as to "shock" my brain each time and make it learning faster and more efficiently.

It helps me when I write the question and the answer on the harder question

Outstanding proverb ! ☺ I'm working on this. For me, learning rejuvenates brains ,if we learn productive knowledge regularly and these learned materials work like you exercising and revitalizing !

Am noted thanks so much for all appreciated all

I love you!!!!!!❤️ thank you for everything

Your stuff is really great. I think we need more strategies on this subject, if possible pls. May God keep you safe and in good health.

Thank you very much for great lecture again, Brian! With Love from Ukraine & Ireland

Actually sir. I use the screen to remember & learn new things. That screen is totally imaginative & I see the things upon it. It quite easy to recall the things that I've memorized just only when I see the object around me or even in the absence of it. It's my way to learn.

Mr. Tracy. You are "sufficient" and your delivery and wisdom "out sounds" any unnecessary music supplement. Thank you. I prefer no background music. The same music and even louder on other videos. Takes away from focusing and the clarity of ideas shared.

May God bless you and always keep you in good health. You are a great inspiration to me. I believe you have long way to go to inspire the whole world. Till then I sincerely hope and pray God might keep you in good health. With lot of respect and love from Bangladesh

This day am very happy am feeling batter thanks appreciate

Dear Mr. Tracy, if I compare your videos 2 months ago, you are now vanishing before our eyes, I hope you are ok and healthy. Wish you all the best, I have helped me to begin new life. Thank you

Hi Tracy. This is Jonax from Uganda. I love your teachings and l gain alot from them

thank you

Thanks Daddy Tracy.

A technique I did learn is to clench your first whenever you're wanting to keep something in memory.. think about it and clinch your first while doing so.

Hello, Brian, Thank you so much for that invaluable set of guidelines on how to improving our memory. I have used some of those and I'm so grateful to you for the ones that I hadn't particularly focused on. One method that really helps me, and that I use, is devising questions for the paragraph and then answering the questions. Afterwards, I check to see if the questions are appropriate for the paragraph and if the answer summarizes the main point of the paragraph. This has really helped me and I learned it in Bible study. I hope you enjoy this information and thank you very much for yours. Best regards,

I use mnemonics and I also recently learned about a study method called the Spacing Effect. Flash cards is also another effective retention method.

I pair things with peanut butter and jelly - on my school bus I must turn auxiliary key then walk to the end of the bus ( peanut butter) to push beep button off then walk to back to the key and turn off position ( jelly) - I used to forget to do that.. until I focused on both! Thanks Brian lots to learn in my networking business too! I appreciate you!!

I already forgot what he said

Wonderful......love from India

More videos on studying, please. Great video btw.

thank you colour codes are good

Great man

Brian,you are an inspiration...

Depends on the nature of reader. Like visual , auditory and vocal readers.

I've been using the color part for years, I would rewrite information for exams in green, yellow, and red. Green was likely not on the exam, but could be a bonus question that could earn extra points. Yellow was possibly on the exam, but some parts could be left out. Red was basic terms or formulas that would certainly make the final copy of the exam and would be need-to-know. It was extremely helpful and effective for doing well on quizzes, tests, and exams.

thanks

Hi Brian. I have been watching and learning from your videos for a few months now. I go through some of these many times to ingrain them into my subconscious. These motivational and educational videos are a major part of my education nowadays. I just wish that I could have been exposed to this "type" of education, much earlier. Reminds me of the Simon and Garfunkle song ... " when I think back to the CRAP I learned in high school, ... it;s a wnder I can Think at all ".

You gave a nice tips brain i love you

thanks for this vedeo. i remember one student when we were in university,the lessons were in french ,but he used his mother language(tamazight) to remember something like halogens in chemestry. Ida Brahim Cl Ferma.(sentence used to remember elements of group 7 in periodic table) ida begin by I(iode) brahim begin by B(Bor). C(chlore) and F(Fluor). thanks again.

I play brain games like 'match with the previous image' etc. It boosts the memory power & creates the momentum which helps in my study.

yes sir I have bestest things i use when i want to remember better and that is may holiy qur,an when i read it i remember clearly every thing thank you

I love your videos sir cesar from the USA

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I make points of every important answer and write it on a piece of paper before last hour of my exam I just memories all point and after that I can easily answer all the questions.

Great video Brian Tracy :-)

sir thank you for tje information. wr used to write copying the material.

Excellent stuff, I use colors a lot. Through this video I have obtained additional skills. Samuel -Nairobi Kenya

Hello Mr. Brian, I’ve never really knew how to study. I am now a freshman in college and I stress myself so much because I just can’t seem to retain information. I love to learn new things… they just don’t stick. I have no clue what to do. I look up so many things to help me, go to sleep at earlier times, eat healthier. I just cant seem to get ir

Very nice sir 👍

While studying I sometimes makes words to remember a group of points .I also prefer to make stories if it is too complicated to understand and sometimes I prefer to represent information in form of diagrams .

Thank you Brian for allocating your precious time to make this video despite your busy schedule. Question: If you're reading a book with difficult vocabularies in it, is it better to use a dictionary for every difficult word you come across? Advantage: You get to learn vocabularies Disadvantage: Time-consuming, can only read few books in a duration of time. Thanks again Brian!

Whenever I want to remember things, I write it down then i keep on repeating and repeating what i wrote so that I can retain it and can be easily retrieved whenever I needed it.

I love you Brian :)

I don't have a specific special technique to remember things. I just simply keep on keeping on until whatever it is transfers from the shortterm memory bank to the long term one :) Meditation is good too. I really liked the quotation at the end of this message. I used to be subcribed to a daily quotation email from you a while back. And I have purchased a lot of your books and audios in the past for a long time. I would like to see Mr. Tracy wear those cool shades next to him there in an episode sometime hahaha

The way I memorize things is by writing a list. For example I label what is I'm trying to remember 1-5 then I write them out as 1,2,3,4,5 then I write it 2,3,4,5,1 then 3,4,5,1,2 then 4,5,1,2,3, then 5,1,2,3,4. After that I write them out as 5,4,3,2,1 then 4,3,2,1,5 then 3,2,1,4,5......and so on by then I know the information forwards and backwards.

Hi Brian! Here's something that helps my memory...I connect names and places to common ordinary things ie; Your name Brian Tracy...I connect it with the famous actor Spencer Tracy. See how my memory works? It could be a song, food item, or movie...if it helps me remember, I'll use it! 😀

Thank you, i also benefit from trying to show my wife what ive learned. Seems like trying to teach someone is a great way to cement knowledge in your own brain.

I'm currently reading Accelerated Learning Techniques :)

I think that concentrating to a single subject for 3 hours should be better than switching the 3 subject by an hour. It builds a strong thinking capacity towards the topic.

Visualize what I have studied helps me to improve my working memory 😀

sir your books are really awsum.

Nchallah one day I will meet you 🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️

I usually memorise things by creating those info in the form of a song In my brain

It was very useful thanx Sir I use Paradoma technique and it helps me a lot Thanx agair

I’m your big fan sir love from Pakistan!

I put theory to practice right a way and memorise this way

mind mapping is best technique for learning and studying