HeyJaredMemoryLab
Weekly practical exercises for self-learners who want to memorize books, articles, or even learn languages.
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The Simplest Way to Focus on Your Studies (You Need This) (opens the original)
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This post will be very practical and quick, since it is aimed at those who are tired of setting goals and not fulfilling them on time, whether from lack of energy or lack of direction.We need to understand that the subject matter that surrounds us determines the quality of our information processing. In other words, if I want to improve my writing while listening to trap every day, it is obvious that this habit is pulling my goal down and preventing me from using my rich vocabulary and adding so
The Society That Dumbs Down: (opens the original)
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We have never had access to the greatest sages of history in such a simple, fast, and comfortable way. Today, anyone can access books from the most different genres without language being an obstacle.I remember hearing that older generations used to travel long distances so that in the library they could find the item for their research (not always successfully).Although those who did not enjoy this technology had fewer resources, this in no way diminished what their minds could conceive. Brilli
The Unbeatable Ancient Memorization Method (opens the original)
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Yesterday I was on Instagram when a video that was chasing pure engagement popped up, with the caption “Tell me something that takes less than 60 minutes, but people will think you’re a genius for being able to do it.”I remember that one of the most liked comments (even more than the video itself) was from a guy who mentioned the memory palace, saying that if you apply it for just a few minutes, you memorize a piece of information and it stays in your mind for months without you needing to revie
I'll help you study faster and better: (opens the original)
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Here I'll recommend some of my posts that will help you immensely on your journey. Whether it's languages, books, or college.I know it's hard to find your way among my 150 posts on Substack; that's why I've put together, as a kind of list, the posts I consider the most essential that I've written here.Without further ado, let's begin!Books/Reading:How to Improve Your Reading in Another Language📒Everyt
💫 Do This and Master Any Subject Faster: (opens the original)
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We are all used to following the usual path: studying by reading books or solving exercises, especially if you are in college or something similar.However, what I am going to recommend you do now goes beyond that.My goal is not for you to know a little about a particular subject, but to master it to the point where explaining it to someone, face to face, is no longer difficult.Let’s Take It Step by StepWriting school projects was something we all became familiar with. I, like most other people,
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