Mnemonic Startup Guide

The course is in eight lessons, each one of which teaches an important skill for accelerated learning. By the end of the course, you’ll be fully armed to learn almost anything you want to learn, faster than ever.

For example, if you were to wake up on a park bench tomorrow morning and see your childhood home being torn apart by an enormous two-headed platypus, you probably wouldn’t forget that event as long as you lived.

But if I tell you a phone number, a historical date, or even a few lines of poetry, you’re not likely to remember those as well. Why is that?

Quite simply, your brain doesn’t like those things as much. This isn’t meant as an insult, but your mind simply isn’t wired to memorize quotes when you hear them, to keep historical facts on organized mental shelves, or to store numbers permanently as soon as you come across them.

The image of your house being torn apart would stay in your mind forever because it was strange, impressive, and related to things that are personally important to you. So what if all important information was like that? What if we could turn bland, boring facts into stories that are so memorable that they are immediately put into long-term memory?

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