Jim Kwik's Memory Brain Hack

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Komentáře • 236

  • @jocelynwinata334
    @jocelynwinata334 Před 4 lety +16

    Just love to see how Jim was so touched he teared up, when there was one comment by a mom who said her son, who has learning problem, succeeded the method he just demonstrated in the video.
    It really shows us that he, and also Tom, are really 2 individuals that really contributed their whole lives just to serve and make an impact to others’ lives. Its amazing, man.💪

  • @naturoganism1641
    @naturoganism1641 Před 6 lety +51

    I just love the way Jim Kwik talks 👌👍 so comforting

  • @rachaeluk1845
    @rachaeluk1845 Před 5 lety +71

    I work with special needs kids in a secondary school in the UK. I watched this just the other day and put the 10 points on the body in to practice during a geography lesson with a student that states she can't remember anything, and if I am honest she truly does not remember much....due to never being taught to 'learn how to learn'. I kept seeing the student throughout the day and asked her to tell me the 'features found in the upper part of a river', she remembered all of them with a big smile on her face. I am now looking forward to work on Monday so I can see if she can still recall them. I am also going to speak to our special ed co-ordinator and find a way to bring this in to our school. Bloody love it. Super inspiring work, and, as always, a super inspiring Impact Theory x

    • @charliehobson33
      @charliehobson33 Před 5 lety +1

      fantastic :-)

    • @Farresyasser
      @Farresyasser Před 5 lety +1

      Rachael Nash wish we had more teachers like you when i was a kid. Took me a while to recover from careless teachers

    • @daveseely2067
      @daveseely2067 Před 5 lety

      Horay, keep it up n never quit

    • @ghandimoves
      @ghandimoves Před 5 lety

      Coming from the uk having worked in a similar role telling u ur A DON that's a great way to apply the 10 points - you are making a real everyday positive difference to people's lives g

    • @jmqr1994
      @jmqr1994 Před 4 lety +3

      Did she retain the information?

  • @tonyrichengod9280
    @tonyrichengod9280 Před 5 lety +10

    32:13 - An affirmation that I was meant to listen to this interview is that at this exact moment when Jim mentions drinking turmeric tea in the morning, I was preparing my own turmeric tea...in the morning! That's serendipity at its best!! Great content here.

  • @TyKellyDev
    @TyKellyDev Před 6 lety +6

    Thank you for this! After utilizing just these few hacks I've been able to learn at a speed I never thought possible. I almost didn't watch it because I've seen others discuss "brain hacks" and they all turned out to be marketing and filler, this by no means fell into those categories. It's hard to put into words what this has done for me. I will forever be grateful for this episode. Thanks again brother.

  • @sy29a
    @sy29a Před 6 lety

    Tom, thank you for all you do. I've been following you for about 3 months now and I'm just so excited about everything you're doing. This is by far one of my favorite episodes. With all the info you're putting out, I needed Jim in my life so I can learn how to retain. Thank you, thank you. I'm a court reporter and my brain is the most important thing to me, the amount of information I have to process every minute amazes even myself. I want to cry of how excited I am about this process. Thank you, thank you.

  • @mr.bobyfresh9629
    @mr.bobyfresh9629 Před 7 lety +10

    I FUCKING LOVE THE PRACTICALITY OF THIS!!! Practicality is the WORD. I think that Tom and the team are worldchampions in providing value, be it the Impact theory episodes, Impact quotes or Tom Bilyeu theory. The Gogins Episode had the highest impact and mindshift on me. Thanks for changing my life Tom.
    Much love from germany

  • @097773
    @097773 Před 5 lety +1

    I wished this video never stopped!! So much insane value!! Thanks a lot for that Tom and Jim!

  • @noemig1195
    @noemig1195 Před 2 lety +1

    This episode was in fire 🔥 so many pertinent tools and techniques that I'll use for life. Episode saved although I'm sure I'll remember most of it😉 (even took notes). Didn't want this episode to end, you'll have to have Jim Kwik back on your show Tom, I feel like yall just got started even though it went over an hour. Hats off and as usual, thank you!

  • @hbcraftygirl9884
    @hbcraftygirl9884 Před 5 lety

    I love your content. You are so articulate and thorough in you research. I love your guests' reactions to your intros. Priceless.

  • @ashleewrigley9891
    @ashleewrigley9891 Před 5 lety +1

    Wow, this was so helpful!!! I love this info and have already started to apply it! You guys are so brilliant!

  • @dudewat212
    @dudewat212 Před 7 lety +12

    Great guest! Also, noticed you were on London Real. Congrats, Tom !!

  • @animefreak4444
    @animefreak4444 Před 6 lety

    As someone who has always had a bad memory, to believe that it can really change for the better is absolutely amazing and gives me real hope ♡ Thank you for changing my mindset on this. It really had been something that took away from my self-esteem for years.

  • @amydixon6155
    @amydixon6155 Před 3 lety

    I listened to this on a drive Monday. I've always said "I have a terrible memory". I'm currently study for my series 7 and a few other licensing tests. I was just at the grocery store and wanted to buy brain foods to get myself in the best space for my test on Saturday. I REMEMBERED ALL 1O BRAIN FOODS FROM MEMORY!!!! Your trick 100% worked. Always been a huge Tom fan and now I'm yours too!! Looking forward to all I can learn from you ( and continue to learn from Tom). Excited for the filuture growth as I start my new business with you super heroes and these new super powers as my secret weapon.

  • @TripesPlayz
    @TripesPlayz Před 6 lety +1

    I love a you're interviews Tom. You radiate alot of love for what you do, also you really listen

  • @marzbarz5293
    @marzbarz5293 Před 7 lety +6

    I've been researching memory and learning for the past few years, and this guy gave me everything and more!
    Very good communication, very practical and always good interviews.

    • @marzbarz5293
      @marzbarz5293 Před 7 lety +1

      also with some of these techniques, I've memorized 78 digits of pi within a week.
      Another memory technique is writing with the color blue, don't know why it works but it does.

  • @lilianagarcesrosero
    @lilianagarcesrosero Před 4 lety

    I just listened to this video with my headphones while I was cooking and I completely nailed the exercise..love Jim Kwik! 🔝

  • @melialife05
    @melialife05 Před 5 lety +37

    Why do you only have almost 600k subscribers? I feel like you should have more! I'm only 13 and I love to listen to these podcasts!

    • @daveseely2067
      @daveseely2067 Před 5 lety +8

      In my humble opinion, people have to want to learn. We see only what we want to. I hope this helps, I'm a trucker in the bakken oil fields of north dakota. Sadly I work around alot of folks who think they are n don't need to learn anymore. It's very sad

    • @daveseely2067
      @daveseely2067 Před 5 lety +2

      Think they have learned enough n don't want to learn anymore.

  • @CaptTreggar
    @CaptTreggar Před 7 lety

    Started this video when it came out and finished it today. I was able to remember the full list hahaha :)
    Thanks for all your awesome content!!

  • @naylinperez2991
    @naylinperez2991 Před 3 lety

    Wow! you guys are great! Thank you so much for all that information and sharing your knowledge!

  • @noemig1195
    @noemig1195 Před 2 lety +1

    Thanks Jim and of course Tom this couldn't of come at a better time! Love this show!

  • @priyankapande4450
    @priyankapande4450 Před 6 lety +14

    Basically, Turmeric is an Indian spice, also an antiseptic, its like a root similar to ginger, its then dried and powdered.
    Indian pronunciation is Tuh-r-meh-rick. Its used in day to day foods for saute-ing, if you are injured they also add to warm milk and drink before bed. So many uses.

    • @NIMMHATVRapBeats
      @NIMMHATVRapBeats Před 6 lety

      are there different types?

    • @calderonjd30
      @calderonjd30 Před 5 lety

      Golden milk latte! So yum

    • @nixodian
      @nixodian Před 3 lety

      Turmeric has a curry flavour? Curry milk drink

    • @priyankapande4450
      @priyankapande4450 Před 3 lety

      @@nixodian haha not really if you add a pinch of turmeric in boiling milk with a tsp of sugar and add 2-3 saffron threads to it. Tastes heavenly

    • @nixodian
      @nixodian Před 3 lety

      Priyanka Pande I simmered ~4tsp turmeric, added cinnamon sprinkle, black pepper and simmered for 10mins. All makes benefits more bioavailable or healthier right? Will add to my green teas over 2days. This ok right?

  • @UltraPixelStudio
    @UltraPixelStudio Před 5 lety +1

    Verrrrrrrrrrrryyyy beautiful show, Thank you Tom Bilyeu for introducing Jim Kwik sir, A Grrrrrraaaand Salute to Jim sir he is the very beautiful soul on earth... The effort he does for humanity for doing things and not doing things(like not promotion pills by his fame), Sir really amazing you share ideas which really works and worth really expensive cost which can't be paid...

  • @Juznik1389
    @Juznik1389 Před 6 lety +12

    Damn, Jim is so good at steering the conversation without the person knowing it. There is a lot to get from here :)

  • @Iquey
    @Iquey Před 7 lety +44

    I'm very fashion oriented so I went with
    avocado hat
    blueberry nose ring
    broccoli teeth grill
    coconut headphones
    egg choker necklace
    leafy green shawl
    floppy salmon brooch
    golden Tumeric-filled rings
    Walnut gilded belt
    dark chocolate skirt.
    😀 it's like a food themed magical girl outfit.

  • @Emmeskay90
    @Emmeskay90 Před 5 lety +1

    41:31 is my favorite part of this video.
    One of my favorites thus far.
    Tom asks for belief in himself from someone else to empower his own belief in himself.
    WE BELIEVE IN YOU TOM!

  • @valeriehopebennett
    @valeriehopebennett Před 4 lety

    THIS IS AMAZING YOU ARE GREAT GIANTS OF CHANGE, AND THANKS FOR BEING GRAND AWESOME... It is WONDERFUL TO BE A PART OF THIS WONDERFUL EDUCATIONAL CHANGES HOW LENDGENERY. PLEASE CONTINUE WE ALL WAITED TOO LONG AND THIS IS MOST NEEDED BE BLESSED IN GRACE.

  • @mohammadbagasrawala
    @mohammadbagasrawala Před 7 lety

    Loved it bro... Tom and Jim you'll have really helped me

  • @motivarnia8821
    @motivarnia8821 Před 6 lety

    Thank you very much for this material!!

  • @johnburley7547
    @johnburley7547 Před 6 lety

    Another great show, well done. Grateful for the memory hack but now working out where on my body I can store the hack! 😉

  • @MeMe-th5yu
    @MeMe-th5yu Před 7 lety

    Im so glad I subed cuz this is SO helpful (im still in the education system and of course nobody 'teaches' this) thank you!

  • @charliehobson33
    @charliehobson33 Před 5 lety +23

    Jims 10 Points starting at 1:03:30
    1. Diet
    2. Monitor self talk (you can be sceptical though as it can be good for learning new)
    3. Exercise
    4. Brain nutrients / supplements
    5. Positive pear group
    6. Clean environment (organised)
    7. Sleep
    8. Brain protection (helmets)
    9. New learning
    10. Stress management

  • @deecastillo7133
    @deecastillo7133 Před 4 lety

    Best damn video ever! Great guests n can't wait 2 test my abilities! So exciting! Huge thanks 2 all 3 of u!!! WOW!

  • @sharkdzung
    @sharkdzung Před 4 lety

    OMG. I loved you guys and this podcast. I know it was an old one, but could you please kindly turn on Auto English subtitle for this video? I'd be a great help for me as a Vietnamese. Thanks very much, Tom!

  • @RhianneCookson
    @RhianneCookson Před 5 lety

    I got all 10 and it feels like they are really ingrained in my mind - can't wait to try this out at the dinner table!

  • @AmbiCahira
    @AmbiCahira Před 5 lety

    Regarding remembering where you left off in a rant or being interrupted I literally put a pin in it. I have a mental note board where I imagine a post it note and putting a pin in it on the board.
    I live in organized chaos too and my husband misplace stuff all the time and yet I always know where they are. I notice where an item is out of place, I take a photo with a mental camera of the item in that place and when asked I bring out the mental photo. I think my organized chaos sharpened this skill naturally.
    As far as PTSD goes I have been through it and I kid you not I successfully healed it after tons and tons and tons of self work and the biggest thing I kind of learned is that it's kind of like muscle inflammation or like an inflammation of the mind. It is such a tender spot and since it is emotionally connected it is very vivid and very tender. I'm not going to rant about all the things I did to heal but one thing that helped was when I saw this buddhist monk talk about how pain requires an emotional bond. He said an example about seeing a book, buying the book, then calling it my book (thus having the emotional connection of it belonging to you) then sorrow of losing the book because it was connected to you. It helped my mindset of having to disown the moment of my pain to not be mine anymore. It was much more than that but in a nutshell it's what I did.
    I once memorized 200 decimals of pi by typing it on the numpad and pretending I was playing the piano and memorizing a melody of what order to press what key. I always identified as bad memory but Jim is really getting me to see that it's not even accurate. I'm "addicted" to learning and I don't have a memory problem but a focus problem and with the new information of this video I think it will change my life a lot! I'm studying a third language lately and I am stoked to utilize the childlike mind!

  • @daisyquintana3883
    @daisyquintana3883 Před 3 lety

    He is amazing, Thanks for sharing your knowledge

  • @clintonhung8818
    @clintonhung8818 Před 6 lety +1

    Hi Tom. Thank for the great content. You and your guests are making a great difference. One thing I recommend for ptsd. Is the linden method. Charles linden is the guy who put this together. I had suffered from panic attacks and anxiety. And lost a job because of it. Also had multiple trips to hospital because of different things my body was doing to high anxiety. A lot of things like panic attacks, PTSD, depression, etc start from anxiety. High recommend his program. And highly encourage people just learn about it because it is just a great life skill, because everyone suffers from anxiety in there life.

  • @TheZGALa
    @TheZGALa Před 7 lety +11

    Such a valuable technique! I used my body to remember things when I was studying anatomy and felt like I was cheating. lol ;) I am fascinated by how my brain stores and retrieves information...playing music I am often acutely aware that the part of my brain that reads words, the part that sings notes, and the part that strums a rhythm on my guitar seem to be different parts that only really work together when I 'don't look at them'...

  • @siyandankundla-mgudlwa1888

    This is really fun. Thank you guys👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤👌🏽

  • @TruthAscends
    @TruthAscends Před 6 lety

    I love how you think practically in this episode!

  • @retsefgmail
    @retsefgmail Před 7 lety

    Reporting in - score 8/10 on the foods, while working at my job (multitasking, which I'm quite impressed with).
    I wasn't sure if this stuff was all hooey, and I'm now sold.

  • @white_dragon427
    @white_dragon427 Před 5 lety

    That was awesome! I told the list in the humorous way to my 12 yr old son.. he could remember them after only hearing them twice.. I will have to see if we can both remember them later or tomorrow.

  • @Lifelonglearner54321
    @Lifelonglearner54321 Před 5 lety

    Love this episode!!

  • @voiceofdisruption8372
    @voiceofdisruption8372 Před 5 lety +1

    *We're conditioned by others to think we are not good enough*
    *Jim is here to prove everyone wrong. Thanks for that*

  • @jenniferrushing3582
    @jenniferrushing3582 Před 4 lety +2

    I literally paused this for like 15 min, ate, tended to my kids, and remembered all 10 things!! Lol. This is great!! Love it.

  • @stackels97
    @stackels97 Před 7 lety +34

    5 or 6 hours after leaving the episode after the list segment, I have come back to watch the rest and just tested myself to see if I could remember the list. It took me a little while to remember 5 and 6 (eggs and turmeric) but got them all in the end, and I have a notoriously bad memory. :)

    • @StudioSage
      @StudioSage Před 6 lety

      Kwik is missing the webs between them. What connects them. Avocado running down my head makes me feel an allergic response and I sneeze! Strangely, blueberries squirt out of my nose.

    • @gabycam
      @gabycam Před 5 lety

      Like Jim says: untrained mind. We all can have a trained mind.

    • @ChrisForestDweller
      @ChrisForestDweller Před 4 lety

      Stacey Smith you HAD a notorious bad memory

  • @neymow2242
    @neymow2242 Před 7 lety

    Can you put this on the website as an mp3 download? I definitely wanna have this on my smartphone, great stuff man

  • @minhthubui9631
    @minhthubui9631 Před 3 lety +1

    He is amazing❤️so helpful🙌

  • @chuckrose9561
    @chuckrose9561 Před 5 lety

    I like the note taking idea of a tree with main topic "health" in center and use branches and colors to make notes around that. @JimKwik would love to know if colors or shapes matter to the brain on level of importance

  • @TheWsteed
    @TheWsteed Před 5 lety

    "I'm the type of person that..." & then tell anyone and everyone that will listen. - Thanks, Tom!

  • @ackeethree
    @ackeethree Před 6 lety

    knowing yourself is the beginning of everything , it is the only way to help or understand another

  • @diddyharrison5244
    @diddyharrison5244 Před 2 lety

    Love this video Tom I wish to meet you someday your video are my daily motivation

  • @reneejuhl524
    @reneejuhl524 Před 5 lety +19

    When he asked how would you remember Jared I thought Jar+head and pictured a mason jar where his head is LOL

  • @trinidadhrb1
    @trinidadhrb1 Před 5 lety

    I sooooo love you both - Tom and Jim!♥️ Amazing stuff!

  • @loudsainte973
    @loudsainte973 Před 4 lety +2

    Head- avocados running in my head
    Nose - blueberries coming out my nose
    Mouth - giant broccoli growing out my mouth
    Ears - coconut oil spraying out my ears
    Larynx - giant eggs stuck in my throat
    Shoulders - giant green vegetables for shoulder pads
    Collarbone - living salmon swimming around my collar
    Fingers - giant fingers coated with and spraying out turmeric powder
    Belly - walnuts coming out of my belly button in rapid fire
    ***What i hear i forget, what i see i remember, what i do i understand
    Encode(senses and emotions) Store
    Retrieval
    Seat - m&ms dark choco coming out my rear
    Loci
    Repetition
    Speed reading
    Mindmapping
    Turn into pic
    Place Imagery Entwine (place and image)

  • @AmyJackson-_-85
    @AmyJackson-_-85 Před 3 lety

    I just read the 10 memory foods in order from the book a couple days ago. I remembered them in order correctly two days latter. That is amazing.
    Also, speaking about speed reading. I’m going to use a gift card instead of a pointer and use it’s corners to group words together. 1/3’s I’ve got lazy eyes so my eyes don’t move correctly. I end up with two images sometimes. So, the card will help keep the line and break it up better. Just have to adapt.

  • @pieceofmind8421
    @pieceofmind8421 Před 2 lety

    So awesome thank you!!!

  • @b3leafmedia814
    @b3leafmedia814 Před 7 lety +1

    love the show

  • @AsHleYxxX257
    @AsHleYxxX257 Před 5 lety

    Hello! I watched this the first time several months ago.. I just love this episode so much I decided to watch it again; I was surprised to have remembered most of the list! Incredible.

  • @Dr.IrtazaRehman
    @Dr.IrtazaRehman Před 5 lety

    I recently did a workshop on unlimited memory first time ever in my city.
    I actually taught how to remember number, names , important dates , study stuff and how to be creative .

  • @MrOMar1144
    @MrOMar1144 Před 6 lety

    I'm glad he shouts out Gary V a lot, the dude's a legend that doesn't get enough cred...he's starting to now, but he deserves way more!

  • @analeeromero2762
    @analeeromero2762 Před 5 lety

    Love the content! Can anyone recommend a good source to learn more about microbiome and how to improve it?

  • @eas3873
    @eas3873 Před 6 lety +1

    wow i flashed back to an "as seen on tv" that was sold as Mega Memory by some guy named kevin trudeau that would peddle all kinds of stuff. Jim K. is the man though and the technique is solid. Love this guy.

  • @lonelytraveller2457
    @lonelytraveller2457 Před 4 lety

    Two different energy and I am listening this while typing on my computer and every time Tim spoke I need to turn down the volume.

  • @MarkusJunnikkala
    @MarkusJunnikkala Před 7 lety +4

    *"What do you use to remember Jared? Subway?"*
    I completely lost it at that point :'D

  • @sucessistherealizationofaw7876

    Thanks for the great interviews
    Maybe Interview Igor Ledochowski and Marisa Peer and David Snyder , some of the best Hypnosis practitioners out there.

  • @seekgodfirstallways8798

    This video changes lives 👍🏾👍👍🏼👍🏽👍🏿

  • @mashable8759
    @mashable8759 Před 5 lety +4

    I don't know why but it feels like he has memorized one speech and he just repeats it everywhere

  • @erikcova8777
    @erikcova8777 Před 6 lety

    What is the name of Jim's book, and can we pre-order it?

  • @vin_lulz
    @vin_lulz Před 4 lety +1

    jim kwik has some good memory hacks. cant wait to read his new book

  • @LetsDoThis123
    @LetsDoThis123 Před 7 lety +1

    Love it!

  • @mywohly
    @mywohly Před 3 lety

    I'm just watching this and your talking about eye color changing. My eyes do change color from blue to green/hazel when my mood changes. My kids told me this once they were grown. I started watching. Blue is down. Green/hazel is up

  • @MrOMar1144
    @MrOMar1144 Před 6 lety +1

    56:50
    Tom: I've seen you be so absurd and go down like these tangents and you just come back like you never left, how the hell do you do that?
    Jim: Ok so I don't do it, I think also, by the way...*proceeds to go on another tangent*
    Love this guy lol

  • @dinalantzer608
    @dinalantzer608 Před 5 lety

    My granddaughters, 9 & 6, have memorized the list of foods, but we would like to know how to utilize this technique for spelling words! 😀

  • @annhogan8867
    @annhogan8867 Před 2 lety

    Love Jim he's amazing. About your eyes changing colour I went to India and there food is so good I eat a lot of vegetarian foods and the amount of people that asked me had I got green contacts because my eyes were so bright and clear

  • @susieyoon404
    @susieyoon404 Před 3 lety

    Chunking. Very helpful.

  • @Phoenixglj
    @Phoenixglj Před 4 lety

    This is gold !

  • @kristinthompson9708
    @kristinthompson9708 Před 3 lety

    It's TOTALLY OBVIOUS WHEN YOU SEE HOW FAR YOU CAN GO. Off da rip! 1st time seeing ur show because you are on the Kwik feed. #Kwikrules

  • @theponyshow
    @theponyshow Před 7 lety +2

    AWESOMEST!!!!!!!!

  • @pinpointmarketing4183
    @pinpointmarketing4183 Před 6 lety

    This guys voice would be great to use for audio books.
    Love to see Tom get so excited about learning new stuff. Shopping list nailed! Even more respect for Tom throwing in the Soundgarden & pearl jam swerve ball!

  • @rafaelortiz6549
    @rafaelortiz6549 Před 6 lety

    Please let the world know when is it your book coming out!!

  • @newworldbegins
    @newworldbegins Před 5 lety +1

    I watched this a week ago and STILL remember the grocery list. This guy has opened my life.

    • @goldfinchfilm
      @goldfinchfilm Před 5 lety

      Richard A. Johnson this is absolutely insane I’m so happy I stumbled upon this guy

  • @elgado4765
    @elgado4765 Před 6 lety

    Great video as usual and really helpful for students to spend less time learning. Hahaha

  • @coresscotheoneonly4765
    @coresscotheoneonly4765 Před 5 lety +1

    This works so great that I remembered the words my Mom whispered to me when I was born.

  • @holybruno
    @holybruno Před 7 lety

    I could remember the items, but the order he used (top head, nose, mouth, ears, throat, shoulders, collar, fingers, stomach, ass) doesn't make sense to me in that order. i found when i switched to an order that made more sense to me (top head, eyes, nose, mouth, ears, neck, shoulders, stomach, ass, legs) it was waaay easier.

  • @ilovebeingmereminders.9722

    Love Jim❤

    • @30guarino
      @30guarino Před 5 lety

      👨🏻‍🏫🏃‍♂️

  • @williamchamberlain2263
    @williamchamberlain2263 Před 6 lety +2

    Speed reading practice - use your finger under the words like you're 4 again, but move your finger at a constant speed just faster than you _can_ read.

    • @amycappelletti1732
      @amycappelletti1732 Před 5 lety +1

      I'm so he's greatful to have The willingness to learn more every time i turn around

  • @ledatheophylactou6877
    @ledatheophylactou6877 Před 6 lety

    love it!

  • @TruthAscends
    @TruthAscends Před 6 lety

    1) avocados! on my head 2) blueberries! in my nose 3) broccoli! In my teeth 4) coconut oil! all over my eyes 5) vegetables! on my shoulders 6) eggs! in my larynx 7) fish! on my collar bones 8) tumereg! In my almond milk or on my fingers 9) walnuts! in my belly 10) dark chocolate... haha wow that method actually works. This is awesome. I love your show Tom! Awesome shit! Much love from LA

  • @aossi4565
    @aossi4565 Před 6 lety

    Damn I could hear Jim Kwik talk all day.
    He’s funny,insightful, and great person all around. Loving Impact Theory! Thanks guys!

  • @Jesusarroyo-vk1ss
    @Jesusarroyo-vk1ss Před rokem

    (mental image story( memory trick ) Create a story based on what you want to remember by picturing the items in your mind one on top of the other and add a story of the events to go along with it .example
    there was once an avocado with a blueberry for a nose and to big brocolli fangs his ears were made of coconuts cut in half and around his neck he had a necklace made of eggs on his shoulders the avocado had spinach shoulder pads and dangling off of the eggnecklace was a fish pendant his fingers were made of tumeric and he ate a bunch of walnuts so he had walnuts in his stomach and he was pooping out dark chocolate .

  • @Jesusarroyo-vk1ss
    @Jesusarroyo-vk1ss Před rokem

    you can also do this with your upcoming day .
    plan out your entire day
    then visaulize in your mind you actually doing every single thing that you planned out
    example see yourself waking up at 5 am happy and excited thanking God
    brushing your teeth then going for your morning jog stretch and self defense traing
    then actually put feeling into it see yourself working on that project on your goal you want to accomplsh and it goes great
    picture yourself taking a cool shower then having a great workout
    then see yourself eating some delicious lunch
    then see yourself getting money
    then reading then getting ready for bed
    now say that is how my day will be tomorrow
    then do it .

  • @itsmesanto
    @itsmesanto Před 4 lety

    My problem with these techniques is it helps u remember short lists and maybe general guideline for speech. I have not seen anyone tell how to remember advanced and complicated stuff like computer algorithms, advanced level physics theories, calculus, etc.

  • @tarzan1148
    @tarzan1148 Před 6 lety

    Very interesting and actionable information. Following Jim's recommendations on learning, would be advisable to divide this long interview in 2-3 parts? This will make the viewer to take a break, drink something, and come back "recharged" of concentration to continue with the other parts. Most likely, this will produce better results. Just an idea...

  • @FetDiB
    @FetDiB Před rokem

    So I haven't yet come to the end of this video... but the only reason I'm watching it is what happens when you have to learn and then retrive from your memory when you're sitting on an exam like the USMLE? or maybe worse... Like the medical graduates exams in my country? Where I don't only have to remember things by heart but also I have to decode concepts about microbiology? For example - and this is way easy. But let's imagine there's a very difficult concept to remember, because it never presents like that in everyday clinical practice: A child with fever and coughing is brought to the emrgency room. The physical examination showed that the child has 39 degrees Celsious fever and everytime he coughs he has vomiting attacks. His mother says that this is going on for 15 days now. Which of the toxins below may be the reason for such symptoms? and here you have to remember that there are 3 categories of toxins: the ones that act as superantigens, the ones that destroy membranes and the AB class antigens. And you have to remember that one of these categories only causes polyclonal T cell activation so that they cause cytokin response so grand that can cause systemic response like fever. And you have to know every bacterias different toxins and what type they are so you can get the answer right!! How can you train your memory then? And Kwik's now is talking about primacy and recency which how I've noticed my brain works. But on the other hand I know that none of my medical classes lasts only for 25 or 30 minutes. So then what happens if I cannot stop the lecture and whenever I feel the need I can't take a break? Because that's what's happening to me a lot of the time. So what I do at those situations is I completely zone out and find myself thinking some random issue I have to deal with? Oh man, why did I ever choose medicine?😩😩😩

  • @olyviawilliams2334
    @olyviawilliams2334 Před 3 lety +2

    I watched this for the 2nd time and the first time I watched it and heard Jim talking about a magnifying glass and focus. I cant find it in the video. Can someone PLEASE give me a time stamp?

  • @xman6970
    @xman6970 Před 3 lety

    This is so cool!

  • @ImeldaTierra
    @ImeldaTierra Před 4 lety

    For brain the middle brain which is your thalamus is the central brain which is refer to other people’s where you r thoughts and mind are working or thinking your forces, powers share but the intent spirit is the real you your entities. A real Human Being.

  • @MrAlarine
    @MrAlarine Před 4 lety

    Ok I'm 39 mins in and I have to say this...so in year 7 like 24 years ago now a teacher did this exercise with us and I still remember the shopping list to we had to memorise....in saying that I still remember the clothes he was wearing and the colour of them... Anyway back to the video