Ron White

I've seen his face.

Two hours later, you're driving home and you're thinking, ah, that was Ron White.

We remember the face, but we don't remember the name.

Sometimes remember it later because you remember what you see.

So the course teaches you how to think in pictures, right?

Turn Steve into a stove, Lisa the Mona Lisa.

When you hear the number 21, you think of a deck of cards.

And that's an overly simplified

examples, but it teaches you how to think in pictures and then apply techniques known as the memory palace or the mind palace.

But it's really geared towards, it's not geared toward, hey, you wanna memorize your grocery list.

How's having a better memory gonna help?

If all you do is memorize your grocery list, how's that gonna impact your life?

But think about it.

You're viewers right now who want to give a speech or a presentation without notes, or they want to learn anything faster, or they want to quote Bible verses or memorize poems.

That's the things that developing a good memory can help you with.

And so that's what I like to focus on.

And when I memorized the Afghanistan names, and I know we'll get more into it later, but

a simple overview that goes to what you're saying.

I use this room that we're in to help me memorize the names, right?

So I visualize locations.