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ICCA Congress 2017 Day 3 - Kick Start Your Whole Brain Potential: Guinness Record Secrets that create new memory pathways to outstanding data retention & maximized productivity
Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2017 · 10:48 a.m. · 01h 26m 06s
Kick Start Your Whole Brain Potential: Guinness Record Secrets that create new memory pathways to outstanding data retention & maximized productivity Outperform your competition by applying embarrassingly simple memory techniques. Kick old time-consuming methods to the curb and discover breakthrough rapid recall. Optimize left and right brain synergy through creative visualization. Confidently deliver speeches and presentations without the aid of notes. Overcome the #1 recall problem socially and professionally….Remembering Names. This session has been awarded 1.50 CE credits. CMP-IS Domain J: Professionalism Bob Gray, Memory Edge Corporation Daniel Palomo, Director of Global Sales, Houston First Corporation HFC
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oh good good morning everyone uh my name is valuable um with houston first corporation
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i also sort of a slightly more member represented for north america uh the
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w. actors and it is my pleasure today to introduce our readers speaker
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bob rae have you ever heard problems remembering the names of people you really should remember
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you know probably be fine foods i already heard his presentation before it should have memories is you know what
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are given a presentation or forgotten up keep going or screwed in front of an
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open fridge door wondering why you whether you happen to someone you are
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well both as there is no such thing as bad memory only and train
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one in order next maybe minutes butcher with was what we need to do to train or race
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so what were you were meaning when you immigrated to canada in nineteen seventy nine on the
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unique condition you had to prove that he wasn't taking a job for my canadian
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in in fact he was him well wasn't beginner job from anyone else in the world for he was uniquely qualified
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all of his job was to demonstrate some colours that have netted him
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a place in the guinness book of world records was gonna be a great great presentation
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for more than twenty five years what has been
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entertaining in training corporations governments in associations to
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about memories use those for professional impersonal meets it with a fixed time weed eater
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use your teachers are practical tools that we can start using
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right away but it's got me welcome bob grey higher
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uh_huh
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thank you so much
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thank you very much um david daniel uh_huh
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close k. thing that would be a nice thought whatever goes the credibility
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right out the window oh so pianist okay being honest um
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how many of you have a hard time remembering names i'm doing that right
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without question it's the number one recall problem both socially and professionally now i'd like you to do me
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a quick favourite can i turn this down a little bit he these things for like oh i
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need to be in a five digit thanks so what you did a quick right and this is the
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only time that i'm gonna watch you the stand up but could you just briefly and quickly
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just should have those names introduce yourself just one person to somebody you do not know
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you shake hands she have others names only with somebody you do not not just
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one person if somebody else comes up you just say i've already got one
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mm
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mm mm
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just first names thank you very much
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there we go um that's along right uh_huh or that you are not sure
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i just first days that's a really long night of where we are
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like here
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thank you just first names longer barrier or okay
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so as that you said just to give a little background myself i emigrated to canada number user go from one thing
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that's on it was extremely difficult for me to emigrate because i had to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt
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but i wasn't taken a job from the canadian the job that was applying full was working
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on stage with him but six the mental is have a kind of a double act
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uh my part of the show along with giving them we demonstrations was tools to demonstrate what a dummy
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this place in the guinness book of records now i'm in the guinness book for something that's just some stupid
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it release but i am the only human on the
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planet that can speak phonetically backwards literally by
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the way words or sentences step which actually makes me laugh when i think about it 'cause actually says
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that in the book actually says in the guinness book of records robert great is the only human
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yeah but i figure maybe or an l. from brussels is gonna take a crack addict
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or something right but suffice to say i can like three take any work
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any sentence and we'd reverse it so if you could put it into a tape
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recorder reversed the rules and it comes up on the stand before it's
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it's absolutely nuts now the other thing i mean the book for is once again as the books date some the only human
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on the planet that can write x. temp ranges keep backwards upside down upside
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down and backwards like tree invaded mirrors styled with both hands and feet
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simultaneously while blindfolded uh which makes the question why yeah
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actually the comic canadian to be honest with you that there is yeah that we got now
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now back then and and i think it's still the same today and i think it's the same in the us i'm sure in many other countries
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before you can get you have to work for you on work time that you have to prove that you can actually sustain a living
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if it works out they should be backed you country of origin we go to this more rigorous interview
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process to prove that nobody can actually do your job so i think my you know problem
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and they flew back to england and had disappointment kind of housing on that you have to
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understand on of us that was my whole future was dependent on this one into you
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and also this immigration officials offers these doors opened up and um somebody
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in this this little guy sat behind this shoot oak desk
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sets down his papers scattered it with is that the maple leaf this union jack
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and i'm standing there it seems like an eternity until eventually looks up at me and he says
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rubber grey that's it yes he says i understand the the you can speak backwoods
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right backwoods upside down several different ways and you have a photographic memory
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actually he said photogenic what was i gonna touch that so actually i can speak back
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put right back puts upside down several different ways but i have a trained them
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then without skipping a beat discusses to me so what's anti
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this establishment carried backwards i stood there not to get
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the precious it uh_huh anti this establishment terry news and
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would be mostly yeah that's also showcases the us
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i swear to you discover it down is piece of paper looked up at me anyone
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that's right then he says to me how about super caliph ritualistic
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acts we're leather shoes i swear to this a true story
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so i said to him but it's funny you say that 'cause the actually tend to say that i could
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in the movie mary poppins but what they do in the movies they simply reversed the sequence the syllables
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although the reverse the sequence it didn't facts still say the syllables full woods in the movie they say
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the ocean sally it's ballistic frederick have that so they get to sue part was to do in fact with those phonetically bus into groups
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so when the movie they say bush's las plastic for the government puts but it should be
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so show do you use it is to have a remote whoops and
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he said it thanks for clearing that up for me so
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i so i thought okay i'm ever that shots right oh no it's so silly so
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see that sent me a letter they sent me in that are kind of the jacket wouldn't last long so
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they sent me a letter and said in this interview you're gonna have to speak backwoods right backwards in give a memory demo
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so as far as they were concerned i'd i'd completed the speech didn't bit so then it goes over to this it was a chalk board
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because of this job what he says now about this writing nonsense i guess we could go to the cat yeah thank you
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he says i'm gonna write draw two lines what you'd imagine a mirror is vertical horizontal where i'm gonna write what in
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this quarter what i need you to do which reflected on the vertical plane it's a discordant so this will be
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and somebody who'd figured out formally clipboard he says backwards
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so i said okay this is that what you're fit the back was when he on
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the horizontal plane into discordant so this will be and eventually uses upside down
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i said okay is is that i want to reflect the full woods and the
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upside down into this quadrant so this will be both upside down and backwards
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this is i'm gonna write the word not printed i managed to these two simultaneously
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forget about the fate it is a bonus then it takes on there
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from his desk any says in order to pass this part the interview after better read this no problem he's gonna write it
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is says that this one i'm gonna hold the mirror here and i have to let you please read the reflection
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this one i have to let you be read by the kinetic upside down and this one i have
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to let you plea read it by looking at it upside they own and across in the mirror
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and i think it's tough to get into the us right so now just to show you how wonderful
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the immigration laws are in canada for which all be eternally thankful somebody give me any work
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no not too long 'cause i have to do it with both hands okay it was something like like mom
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that bob actually about the what canada's it could be that will anything at all
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she's okay we could make it a bit longer than i thank you belong to than she's well congress
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wrote jack okay chase imperfect okay okay somebody said gigantic right
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c. i. t. n. e. t. g. i. g. gigantic
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gigantic now backwards will be huh oh yeah um
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i i upside down with the left hand
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upside down the back with with the right hand simultaneously
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uh_huh and this is so stupid
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but i'm actually working right now
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this is my job my mom would be so proud
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what you do every this on one moment that's stupid habit you to drive everyone nuts guess what
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prague okay gigantic kitchen night you'd call it to you know i go eat you up you know
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i
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but then he looked at me kind all you can upload yes x. no not stupid
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then he looked at me kind of weird
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and he said okay the last part of the interview is the memory
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demonstration which is essentially the same one that i did back then
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what i did is i memorised the capital cities the areas is square miles in the populations of
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every country on the planet and all the calendars from the start the good going come into
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the one used today from its inception which was september forty something fifty two to the year two
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thousand three hundred eighty one up probably on the memory demo now i have a bookie
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and in alphabetical i've every country on the planet and the line is the capital
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city it's area is square miles on the population if i can get somebody
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to help me out pages for about three or four minutes on have you folks
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collect any three countries the person helps me simplest to look them up
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sort the cards in for quick reference hopefully all remember it
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write it down there verify it hopefully and then for
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the remainder of the presentation i share with you what we need to do to tell it to disability
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so i meet somebody just for about this one of one's eyes go down you can volunteer somebody else if
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you wish to somebody just about of yeah so they go please give a big a thank you
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oh thank you so much watching
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dan which is now right okay he's the one they got to insert that or if you could care for these tabs yeah the kind of delicate
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look at the group to give these three countries you see like come
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she isn't capital it's size properties summer come three capital bigger
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size population okay rubber yeah there was a three just that i put the cards in sewing get back to them if
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twice as quick
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no you can't see what i'm writing here right if you don't unless i
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get it wrong thinking real clue op will know why okay so far
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anybody it'll get me any independent nation please any country that has its own flag
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has extent
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one second place one second
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classics
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uh huh
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ah
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oh i see
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yeah
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okay not one
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rushes
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yeah
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but
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uh_huh
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oh just press the okay habit something really top flight little small what african country like i like england
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this was the land sweats and a. f. uh_huh
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okay piece was the land and then we go on
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it's it's
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uh_huh uh_huh
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okay skews my back but i have to look at them
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uh_huh uh_huh
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okay do you have those three event you have kazakhstan resistance was heel yes without looking up
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here not only could you please in the market could you give us the capital of
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nee ethnic has extent has examined capital on our outer population
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sixteen point four room and the area in square miles one million
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forty nine thousand one hundred and fifty four square miles
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no save it up and one
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we just got invaded or nigeria okay capital with her it's just
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flip with the capital over shoes is a word louise
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population uh the population is nine hundred and fifty five thousand people want
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and here yeah a seven hundred and eighty serum
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square miles alright going on and grandmothers
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no no that's not go cry okay hang on but the result
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an analysis have sweating like please was in and you can spell if you will 'cause
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i don't even know how to pronounce our um got because my current year
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something n. b. b. c. m. u.
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and population population five hundred and thirty eight thousand people in the area
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six thousand seven hundred and four square and also thank you so much
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here
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for like you very much in chapter four shows you how to do that
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uh it it it has so
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was that
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i'll ask the normal phone forget it
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okay
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okay alright what fail yes sorry okay so what is the capital
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sorry i
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'cause it's okay thank you as you are just let me know or change it okay
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plus the three people could out those countries i'll give you the fifty dollars later okay uh_huh
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actually have been accused of doing that on more than one occasion might which is cheating
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see there's only two ways you can give a demonstration like that if you see in which you should say in vegas or whatever
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usually a mental is give any kind of any even semi
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powerful memory demonstration it's almost guaranteed that they have plots
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in the audience right copperfield articles in shops there on the payroll so if let's suppose and it
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was a guide given that exact demonstration what would happen is he would have three people
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sitting on the payroll sitting at various parts the audience and he
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would say get me any three countries people which out now
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as you did and he would call upon the only three that is memorised if he was to do multiple nights
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and he's concerned that maybe the same people come back and say we
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did the same countries yesterday then you memorise six one nine
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all you can apply and then we system remembers them all right which is what i've done
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no the you upload that and i thank you very much since c. really one thing you
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have to take away from this presentation this
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morning is absolutely guarantee one hundred percent
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each and every one of you is capable of doing that without question
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without question or more importantly take the same systems the techniques that i use simply the setup credibility
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not for me the credibility for the systems and adapt them and apply them
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to this industry or socially whatever and maybe we should work more
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what more effectively more professionally it's simply a case of earning three systems of which i only used to
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for that particular demonstration the first of which are we go back to slight sex the first which i will
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share with you right now so i'm i'm sure we've heard of one time or another bottle memory
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what you've heard this is can this is gonna kick arse one k. thought never use based on association
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we've all used association of consciously and subconsciously off
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the without even being aware that association
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well moving
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on a subconscious level would be where have often of you smell the fragrance or perhaps for the
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piece of music that you maybe haven't smelt of the news but the moment you do
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all kinds of memories come flooding back where they can be for five ten
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twenty thirty years ago they never when anyway the rule is the yeah
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but the fragrance of the piece of music with the hope that enabled you to bring it out
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so we have to learn how to do that on a conscious level how do we
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file that information away and we can bring it out there and we do do it a
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little it's a little crude but we don't do it on a conscious level somewhat
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i don't know if there's any musicians you anybody know what the notes
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on the lines of the musical style anybody just show that
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so it's easy
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oh okay well i want to fight yeah
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so okay so e. g. anybody o. b. i. d. f.
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thank you and you landed by associating it to what
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now okay it's actually this interest is really interested
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yeah okay every good boy deserves whatever what does find deserves favour um
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when i was a kid i used to mix up concave and convex so used to get it backwards right one
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to watch a television lies walking into okay if i'm coming
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people from north america here just out of interest
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okay well we'll forget that one and actually i will share with you anyway though i'm in north america
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and i'm from england so i was never given this as a kid but and i i think they still do even now
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in order to to to remember the great lakes the five great lakes
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use you use the acronym homes which gives you like if you run
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ontario michigan erie and superior um i'll give you one mall
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mount fuji is twelve thousand three hundred and sixty five feet i've wanted memorised that
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you simply have to associate a calendar visualise a calendar to mount fuji
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which is twelve months three hundred and sixty five days it's just the conscious association now
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a strong is these are the only problem is is that they're very convenient right
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is very convenient at the first is the great lakes happen to forward
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which which with a very very convenient that the high don't not fuji happens to be the same height
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from on sundays yeah but what if you wanted to memorise it and its height was
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i dunno eleven thousand two hundred ninety three feet high to be an awful shine
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if the only time you could capitalised on this incredible incredible ability
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we have association is for things that we can conveniently associate
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what s. women resistance coming allow you to turn the not so convenient piece of information but it's this
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paper rent five digits all budget information or a client or customs nine and it turns them
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into convenient chunks so shouldn't have lies on disability that every one
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of us has this just waiting for this little he
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to open it up back to slide space a second all of memory
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i used to you gonna bet anything
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as long as it's linked actually need or associated
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with memory do you already have spilled
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and you have thousands upon thousands of members room ready stuart we just proved that but you already know
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the work home judy notice twelve months three hundred and sixty five days in if i say to you
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can you draw the outline of kazakhstan was was you and you may have a hard time line
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if i sit you can you draw the outline of italy no problem at all 'cause you've associated it to something you already know
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oh cool off now that's funny
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now what i got lots of this and this truly is the key to memory systems and this is why hits are
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absolutely wonderful with memory systems is you can enter anything as
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long as it's associated to something you already know
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but this is the absolutely the association that you fall mentally
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between what you wish to remember and the memory the you have four already stored
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critical it has to be as silly crazy
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we take you less nonsensical as possible
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the more stupid them all crazy the more ridiculous the image that before
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all the quicker the recall and this is simply because of conditioning
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we condition trove through repetition through experience to expect certain things
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to be a certain way nice neat little boxes
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that's how we like it up here the moment something odd we it
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strange or out of sync happens whether you like it or not
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your memory instilling wakes up and takes over the image so we just have to do that consciously
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so we get a conditioned response as opposing
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when you go home you got your favourite restaurant you're conditioned through experience
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that certain things are gonna happen waiter or waitress will come out
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let's suppose an next weekend you got a favourite restaurant and the waiter or waitress comes up
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and they dress to the penguins out actually but still imagine a real life penguin
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but maybe this penguin six at ten feet tall shoe penguin
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what was out of the kitchen menu wonders when
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it comes to create table flop sit down and physically talked you can tell what the specials all
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what you brought me that if that were to happen there's a pretty good shot should remember that for the rest of your life
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okay now the point isn't this is really important to your subconscious
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mind cannot tell the difference between what's real and what's imagined
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so the not the start imagine all kinds of weird wonderful images and as long as they comply with the rules of association
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as long as you've linked it to a memory that you have ready access to
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you've conscious and then we pick something pretty much is if it
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actually happened it's that powerful when it's done correctly it's powerful
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so we'll just to show you how this works we're gonna memorised
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ten items for good memories tenured member twenty thirty forty fifty doesn't matter
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just to show you how this works we gonna memorised ten items
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please do not write them down okay we're gonna memorise these so i said you couldn't do anything as long as it's associated
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the something you will read you know by the way this is this really major systems this is the
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foundation of all memory systems to go back over four thousand years is the train all the link
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so i seem to remember now is anything that was associated some your you know so i have been now find one common memory
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that everybody in this room has why don't know with you've been to this converse ended before not i've no idea but
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the one thing i do know is everyone of you came through the vegetables at the back of this room
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so if i ask you to visualise that area outside you know where the coffee in the
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danish is off the issue twelve three six five if your home stuffing you already know
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so now what you to visualise outside this room no if you close your eyes it will be stronger
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you don't have to it's entirely up to what i'm gonna do is put words on the screen
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okay i want you to visualise outside this room floor to
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ceiling that fifty feet tall with a huge burning sun
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but anyway here the thermo nuclear explosions feel the heat lean against the sun
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it's one of those old wooden thermometers also forty five fifty feet high leaning against the sun
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and the sound is heating up the mercury inside the last two and it's rising pricing pricing and to people actually
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oh shatters honours it will be usable directory the size of
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tennis balls uh floating on the floor outside this room
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you know towards the ladies washroom coming out of the ladies
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washroom as a female tennis player in fact it's venus
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williams see the in this short white skirt white top headband tennis racket in hand she comes running over
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bends down and scoops up one of these come up he was on the face of
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a racket and she bounces it once twice and we don't know heads of
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oh she's solos and smashes it straight through the window in the shot and the cost
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this new sure e. l. tennis balls i see what you love not
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really actually ox across the sky of prague like a shootings ah
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in your back yard you back got few explosion this gigantic hyena is
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full on in your back yard looked uh lee a fist from
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every with each of us to gather the roof the windows the neighbours
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at the thing is have it with this this but that
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you will cover this quite a careful not to fall in there's a low rumbling of the writing centre
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was seven slowly emerging out of these credit is a gigantic chocolate bar
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in fact it some models bought twelve feet tall five feet in circumference shoot
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moscow huge monolithic problem stands erect in the middle of this crater
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you hear the screeching sound it breaks uh_huh yeah actually she smashes should the
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fancy doughnuts in circles across the garden until that lives head first
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into the crater knocking the mosque are over now is because it's pretty remote car is
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this jeeps thirty feet long twelve feet tall there it is at forty five degrees
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turned and smash the mouse power over the wheel what was the still outside
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the cradle still spinning
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your chip you had forty five degrees 'cause there were three burning levis
00:31:02
they've actually been rented like how this been branded with the
00:31:05
right before and there were three lead is burning
00:31:09
along the side of the jeep in that that is ah s. u. and spelling the words on
00:31:16
you have something and you look in the back of the g. and jumping up and down is a yeah p. doc
00:31:23
now if you own a dog if you come up with a dog if you can personalise it see that particular dog
00:31:30
jumping up and down make the top four times as big as
00:31:33
it usually is jumping up and down in the back
00:31:39
okay welcome okay thank you very much if you closed your eyes you can open
00:31:45
now just to shake our heads away from this and this isn't to
00:31:48
say the put you've already memorised this is literally 'cause i wanna shake our
00:31:51
heads that if i have to hide about fuji you'd give me what
00:31:58
process if i ask you the acronym for the great lakes you give me how if we i suppose but any outside the
00:32:04
room you give me the sound what's lean against us on a thermometer it shatters who picks up the call appeals
00:32:14
ten who was the tennis player
00:32:16
feel is very important she serves smashes the glossy arcs across the sky and lands where
00:32:23
back yard backed out what comes out of the crater
00:32:27
mas well what smashes into the most well it she was blazing across the side of the g.
00:32:35
as you when was jumping up and down
00:32:38
oh
00:32:41
have i given your twenty thirty forty it would've been two three four times
00:32:46
a typical it would've been just a simple seriously would be just
00:32:51
it's as long as the weakest link in the weakest link is always
00:32:54
a plausibly something that makes sense that will get marked up with
00:32:59
thousands upon thousands of ah the memories that you may have regarding a chocolate bar or a dog or a
00:33:05
cheap or a car or tennis player as long as it's unique and different it will stand out
00:33:12
so an issue every statistic with you
00:33:16
if you take a thousand people approximately nine hundred of them
00:33:21
have learned all memorised the planets in our solar system
00:33:24
and they've been subjected that information of iteration a lifetime from various media newspapers magazines
00:33:30
school for period of time ranging anywhere from ten to one hundred hours
00:33:36
of the nine hundred one hundred of them today approximately
00:33:40
believe they know how many planets reno sows
00:33:44
forty actually do consistently roughly sixty percent of people
00:33:49
that believe they know actually get wall
00:33:53
of the forty twenty believe in of the oldest son on either the know how many they also know the names
00:34:00
yeah he ten would bet on it
00:34:03
one percent of your regional thousand and they've been subjected in to one hundred hours
00:34:11
you or your kids or your grandkids if you want if you have them the been subject
00:34:15
to the same information for lessons sixty seconds you have it for the rest you
00:34:21
closest planet so the sun
00:34:26
right
00:34:28
the moment right so let me just explain what happened in your brain like they
00:34:33
our price level the information we've ever accumulated ever it's all there you can always accessibility is they
00:34:41
in order from them we systems to florist both left and right hemisphere is the brain have to work harmoniously so
00:34:47
the left would say to the right i'm trying to memorise something to do with planets could you give me an image
00:34:53
so with rosa the thermometer now as long as you've been given one time or another the information that
00:35:00
the thermometer contains either out the whole wonder curry you've never heard of planning out the whole
00:35:06
it well is that it's rather well but the closest planet to the sound is not quite that that
00:35:10
takes me ten or fifteen seconds to explain but you playing with matches from it out immediately
00:35:15
just as it would somebody that you the client or custom maybe that you meeting outside of an appointment
00:35:25
venus this is one of those rare instances where the actual informational
00:35:29
the image actually gives you the knowledge that you're looking for
00:35:34
ops across back yard should created displaces all the the all
00:35:38
the earth and what comes out of the crater
00:35:43
like in the actual the image itself gives you the information that you're
00:35:47
looking for that's not very often that was twice in this place
00:35:50
but this is the beauty of memory systems you couldn't come up with
00:35:54
an image for that removed from astronomy the need g. but literally
00:36:00
if the left talk to write and says i'm trying to do something trying
00:36:03
to memorise something to do with astronomy it's literally the sure for sound
00:36:09
that this needs to go through this meant to probably the excess huge data bank
00:36:14
as fast as it at the computers like doodling if you like insane give epiphany chipper
00:36:19
and it would actually throw out jupiter it's that incredible then s. u. n.
00:36:26
is satin
00:36:30
you're the snap your own
00:36:33
and the yeah the dog now i know the pluto was recently the mode but i'm
00:36:39
not gonna change my presentation because of some stupid slice it actually might go there
00:36:47
she's been graduated now to use university she's known the train seat she was four years old
00:36:54
first week of high school she had this they had a week to memorise this
00:36:59
she'd memorised it before the close it finishes memorising as quick as we
00:37:03
did that not because she's politically smart it's just because she
00:37:06
was familiar with assistance is she was four years old so she came home anything to woodman we will we obviously we
00:37:12
still talk that she says that you know the pluto is no longer planning and i said yeah actually i do sweetness it
00:37:19
you know why she said yeah i said why does it works now is not classified as a couple of planned it
00:37:28
because she has it's all the with the action also arise going up top the rights and the way
00:37:33
this part approaches access in jesus 'cause issues will be connection i said how did you remember that
00:37:40
she said in the packet that she she had net shouldn't roman see god
00:37:45
and next to him was an easy one of the seven dwarfs
00:37:50
it was planning some easy was sneezing on neptune jumped out of the
00:37:54
jeep unleashed changed round and round the g. all but two
00:37:58
so what she actually did is what i teach my full day workshops expect it
00:38:02
sounds people that want to build relationships is that within a train of information
00:38:07
you can have additional chains it's like whoops retrieve it was familiar with mine mapping it's
00:38:12
like my napping so within actually didn't didn't just have to be one linear
00:38:17
form of information you can launch off and have additional chains
00:38:21
so you could have and then the client and then you could have additional change of spell so partisan nine
00:38:27
uh the children's names their interest the whole base you know the foundation
00:38:31
of building relationships it's not just for memorising in linear fall
00:38:39
so i'm not doing this to share them as the plan specifically that demonstrate
00:38:44
but the reason for this incredible loss of knowledge ten to one hundred hours yeah only
00:38:48
one percent people of this information is to be never shown really hard alone
00:38:53
no i'm sure some of you come from from some some countries that really are way more progressive
00:38:58
don't wear on of affirming them but i i i believe in most my
00:39:01
life in canada than north america right but for certainly in north america
00:39:07
our education system starts we we actually start the learning process that could stop the learning
00:39:13
process using left and right hemisphere using logic language numbers with the music want announced
00:39:20
but these how many techniques actually learn at the speed of light they learn to walk tool we right
00:39:26
and then for some reason and i cannot figure it out other than being i don't know that that happens of
00:39:33
history it's the how we've always done it syndrome somewhere
00:39:37
round about great three the age of eight roughly
00:39:42
the education certainly in north america turns around and says okay no more
00:39:45
fun normal plain is trying to sit up straight face the front
00:39:53
instead of continuing to get input colour pictures which which which is which
00:40:00
um how both sides of the hand the uh both chemistry is the printed work creatively
00:40:07
we give them both with pretty much no car no pictures
00:40:12
just black and white text pretty much at that moment we shut
00:40:16
down four cylinders of an eight cylinder engine instead of then
00:40:19
continuing to think that learning is finding creative imaginative is what it should be we actually force
00:40:25
him to be to be serious and it's an addictive a bit to conversion to this
00:40:30
i don't wanna say left all left i think about this linear form of thinking right which is if you just like future
00:40:37
and they take it to the rest of grade school high school
00:40:39
university and then into the workplace and and thankfully progressive companies
00:40:44
or so she is referring people like myself into show them is to use the bone no out of the box
00:40:49
but the thing is we build the box the first nail in the construction of that box is handed
00:40:55
the moment you take away cover pages imagination creativity from the learning process so what i'm getting at
00:41:02
is that if you decide to embrace memory systems or even possible auntie kate's
00:41:06
job while is always to sign what you wish to remember
00:41:12
any image something that engages the right side you parade
00:41:16
anyone a combination of these three systems allow you to
00:41:20
do that with anything including numbers and including
00:41:25
presentations i don't know if any of you remember
00:41:34
this was a few years ago um sarah paid in was giving approach is that
00:41:39
you can make you know presentation of the opulent in hotel in nashville
00:41:44
and she was whisked off after losing two limo for radio interview this is this was even
00:41:49
with its the radio interview it was preset shield questions that we're gonna be honest
00:41:55
one of which was if the republican steakhouse what three things would you like to see addressed
00:42:03
she wasn't confident that she could we bender
00:42:07
energy tax cuts and lifting all raising american spirits
00:42:13
so she actually wrote it on a hank
00:42:17
this got picked up and you two they went viral which was the last thing she needed at that moment right
00:42:26
so i'll three things no matter what you wish to minimise you assign it a name age
00:42:31
you remember anything as long as it's associated to something you already know how
00:42:36
she no she was gonna be asked if the republican steak house
00:42:41
now you can use anything you want it pop for republican house she could visualise a house again we're looking for the
00:42:48
twelve three six five that will be out this something she
00:42:50
knows so she could visualise perhaps now facetious remembers energy
00:42:58
so no matter what use noise have decided manage so energy and again m.
00:43:03
b. which is i use a by no means a strong case
00:43:05
just what i would you could have a choppy biker back to chicago or you could have a kind of rebel so now she's
00:43:12
walking along the apex of the roof of the house she kicks
00:43:15
the chimney off and replaces it with a huge hand upgradable
00:43:20
that by the way you make you he's somebody adjectives that are using the the acronym for for me in these
00:43:27
images is a t. a. p. i. use names faction
00:43:32
if you can put action into these images that
00:43:36
by far is the strongest form of association i had she
00:43:41
i didn't have it come up next to the mars bar headaches smash to the fans down not smash into the into the moscow
00:43:48
action p. for is postal involved i said if you own a dog if you add
00:43:52
there's an is an emotional connection in houses memory when you can
00:43:55
personalise an image and me in a is for exaggeration
00:44:00
everything which you should multiple huge moment or you can multiply hundreds of copies and so there
00:44:07
she is personal involvement bank action kicks them the chili and puts the future exaggeration
00:44:14
can of red tax cuts had to visualise tax cuts have any give that an image
00:44:20
well just like she would give you jupiter you can actually use them tax 'cause that would be enough for you
00:44:26
to go tax cuts so now the issues again huge
00:44:30
contacts piss in holes in the canon rebel action
00:44:35
and then left innovation american spirits you could have jack daniels coming out of
00:44:39
that and if you like if we could have casper the friendly ghost
00:44:46
three images save embarrassment
00:44:51
and if it gets better
00:44:56
well worse
00:45:02
to you it's probably ages even though when i get there there are gone
00:45:07
commerce education and the uh uh uh what's the third one it was ah
00:45:14
ah okay and the the uh oh oh yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
00:45:31
we were talking about uh oh agencies of government even yeah even
00:45:35
be rebuilt but you know uh yeah okay very long
00:45:39
but even still got remote i would i would do away with the education
00:45:43
oh really well everyone inside really
00:45:50
oh okay i have a right yeah ah
00:45:56
oops are you kidding me oops that helps moment costing personally millions of dollars
00:46:01
completely the route is campaign shredded any semblance of
00:46:05
credibility 'cause you couldn't remember one work
00:46:11
that was written fame right that if a and you know what's ironic he's
00:46:15
actually the secretary of energy right now how on nots is that
00:46:25
style i i truly believe that that was written fit that's a
00:46:28
huge i'm gonna cut free agents is that's a big soundbite
00:46:32
that would make the news so he was just chomp and a bit waiting to sigh
00:46:37
when i'm in the white house i'm gonna get a three three eight
00:46:40
says style you remember an enormous associated to something you know
00:46:45
he knew he was gonna say when i'm in the white house okay
00:46:51
so you got commerce you got education lobby list it the second
00:46:55
time and that was hogan anxiety as like when somebody comes
00:46:58
walking what you'd say hey bob i know anyone i yeah i
00:47:01
like things i'd rather than a week away needle question
00:47:07
then he had it's ups moment he couldn't remember energy so
00:47:14
when i'm in the white house he knew that that was what he was waiting for you when an action shot
00:47:22
ah
00:47:28
ah i when i mean the white house okay so that's what he was waiting for right so that's the thing you
00:47:33
already knows this is problem this is twelve three six five this is a little be outside this aeroplane as ruth
00:47:41
commerce now again the images i use here up by no means the strongest if you have an image
00:47:48
that represents commerce to you that's what you would use foss come to the what i give you
00:47:53
you would interact that image with the white house just like we have some of the
00:47:58
moment that we now have white house and i would hang a huge common
00:48:02
just like she would get me to put up a comma
00:48:06
is calmness tracks from tax tax cuts it doesn't matter
00:48:10
it just sounds like that would give you what you're looking for
00:48:14
education so now just like the thermometer and the tennis player
00:48:18
we have the calmer and something to represent education you can have an apple apple for the teacher you could she
00:48:25
and the apple on the tail of the comma or you
00:48:29
could use a graduation spoke up and out energy
00:48:34
again the three castles hanging from the skull cap could be three back to sugar
00:48:40
free chocolate bars or three kinds of rape or three images saved credibility
00:48:48
sarah rick calmly i'll give you two for one it
00:48:53
but honestly i mean that is just three things see if if you give a presentation
00:49:00
you'll know you material i should know he material but you wanna be sure that you don't forget any key points
00:49:06
in that you deliver them in the right sequence so you simply take images and you link them together
00:49:14
no he's he's an even more powerful system it likely gonna say like the last three years i guess
00:49:21
it's been called the man we house and it's literally because of that the reported what to uh
00:49:29
he went to these memory aid games uh like the olympics of memory any thought it was gonna be a bunch and uh it's
00:49:35
and but he found out that it's just systems and anybody can do the many actually spend a year
00:49:43
study in them any actually won the u. s. memory aid this is reported any potable couldn't
00:49:49
when walking with einstein any cool to them in the palace is actually the moment room if it goes back
00:49:54
thousands he is what it is and it's really powerful is that you use the rooms in your hung
00:50:01
so you remember anything as long as is associated to something you would you
00:50:04
know you could right now take a mental walk around your whole
00:50:09
take the most logical sequence which rooms makes sense i
00:50:13
should take a mental if one way of
00:50:16
doing this is to go through the front door and slap your hand on the left wall
00:50:20
and i just for that will it will take you round every room on the ground floor
00:50:27
in each of those rooms in that sequence you place him age
00:50:32
that represents the part of the presentation that you wish to remember so if
00:50:36
it was those three parts if it was my home i go
00:50:39
when i put my hand on the farms or who was i walk in on the median slim so why would stick a huge homo
00:50:46
in the dim and then i mean the kitchen where all stick a big graduation skull cat and
00:50:52
then i mean to the t. v. room where robert i would visualise refuge kind of red
00:50:59
now the advanced method to this and every units
00:51:03
record would pertaining to memorising huge amounts
00:51:07
of information like pied to two hundred fifty thousand digits is based on this
00:51:14
instead of just using the rooms you actually use pieces of furniture
00:51:20
in each of those rooms so what that does is it multiplied tenfold
00:51:25
the amount of things you can remember in each room so we yeah if i
00:51:30
go through my front door and slap my hand on the left oh
00:51:33
there's actually a picture in a place where we keep key so there's two things but let's forget those respective now i'm in the living room
00:51:39
now is that it is putting that common living room i had looked she and you can do this
00:51:44
too in your own home oh i've got a music stand then i got a piano then
00:51:48
we gotta pay window then uh got uh so for them i got another so for that i got a table then there's a speaker then there's a plot than is a picture there's
00:51:55
a thermos that there's a table and now i'm in the kitchen if i'm going with my left
00:51:59
hand still that that side of one of them but i'm now in the kitchen and i
00:52:03
got the coffee pot and i've got the stove and i've got the couldn't uh got the
00:52:06
teapot i got the toast and i got the sink and and i've got the microwave
00:52:11
and then one actually i might back yard i've still got the rest a good so what i'm
00:52:14
saying is we've now but twenty or thirty things i've only gone to half two rooms
00:52:21
you can go to the rest of the house you can go what's this
00:52:26
you can go to university you can go to every house you've lived in and probably do the same
00:52:31
thing you could take a mental ward from your home to your office picking up the locations
00:52:39
these thing these are things that we already know that that absolutely
00:52:42
goal as far as and then we systems of consent
00:52:46
no the thing with the guinness record holders like literally have hundreds of journeys
00:52:53
hundreds we couldn't do that if you wanted to spend a year doing it
00:52:58
as a guy could david far he lives in kitchener ontario in between lives an hour away from
00:53:03
the yes the wreck of a fifty decks of cards these numbers fifty debt to cost
00:53:09
what he has he has fifty journeys around each other's children is the has seventeen
00:53:16
mostly local uh_huh those piece of furniture if you like an on each of
00:53:21
those places three calls which is another system that fantastic system is not
00:53:26
his the fantastic system to memorise recalled in order the places on seventeen
00:53:31
piece of furniture and he does that with fifty decks of cards
00:53:36
that's how powerful this is up here
00:53:40
so i would say that if you wanna impress memory system the piece of homework
00:53:44
would be to come up and this is literally it's fun
00:53:47
hadn't really come up with the fifteen to twenty item
00:53:53
memory pass all roman room take two or three rooms
00:53:57
and shoes for five or six piece of furniture in each
00:54:01
room and that becomes a staple you have that
00:54:04
ways and i would say the next time you go shopping or you have a to do list
00:54:10
convert the things you have to do in an image and place them on those pieces of furniture
00:54:16
next time we go shopping don't write the list down place the items on those pieces of furniture
00:54:22
trust yourself don't take the list go shopping and you will freak yourself out
00:54:29
you will freak yourself out that you can remember the list without without writing it down
00:54:40
okay i said you that if you can minimise ten you can memorise twenty thirty forty
00:54:46
so i'd like to double this right now what i'd like you to do
00:54:50
easy match and i'm just gonna put images up here but i want imagine
00:54:55
lee actually across this balcony in this room
00:54:59
across this balcony is the brooklyn bridge
00:55:04
cross this balcony no slogan across the brooklyn bridge
00:55:09
our our loud enough
00:55:14
is uh_huh
00:55:17
is a polish all porsche
00:55:20
porsche that's it okay so imagine this porsche and zoom in across the
00:55:26
brooklyn bridge and smashes into one of those old english telephone boxes
00:55:33
literally knocks it then
00:55:36
then stepping out of this telephone booth
00:55:42
is the i've hum
00:55:46
uh_huh stepping out of the telephone number and then like a rocket it shoots off into the yeah
00:55:54
sure just across the world and who ends on the late pool input problem
00:56:03
these three balls at the front veer off oh and they
00:56:08
literally go and start shipping rex away at the coliseum
00:56:13
then the other one left the one on the right the one in the middle they just should cream
00:56:17
right away the coliseum per hour
00:56:22
was on this little guy comes along picks up these breaks i can of that photo
00:56:30
and it takes these breaks to go i repairing uh_huh
00:56:36
the great word shine is not repairing or a building something
00:56:40
now is seen that that big hail in the background
00:56:44
uh what your imagine that is actually now for g. which is helpful
00:56:51
to this effected effected yeah alright so we take it breaks the
00:56:55
guy and he's he's preparing the the great or china
00:57:00
not freudian the background but it turns out that he's not repairing it is
00:57:04
actually building on each of the too far it's only great were china
00:57:09
he's he's actually building these huge when males
00:57:15
each of these veins on the when mail is canadian empty
00:57:24
and these mounties allegedly trying to drink a gloss uphold
00:57:28
not right why not go all supported you can see it spilling is going crazy
00:57:33
okay uh_huh so very quickly and what's across this room
00:57:41
is the brooklyn bridge and what should across the brooklyn bridge a porsche and it hits
00:57:48
telephone box knocks it over what steps out
00:57:52
the eiffel tower shoots off like a rocket on lance
00:57:56
the the bubbles through everything are often they chip away at
00:58:01
the coliseum guy picks up the bricks and takes them to
00:58:06
china and what's in the background there now for g. and building
00:58:13
sorry dropped it building the windmills and the veins are
00:58:19
canadian empty and what are they doing drinking walked perfect so
00:58:25
twenty now these awful apparently from what i looked at
00:58:34
okay so
00:58:37
number one is england right now okay so number one obviously is us i
00:58:44
number to be a
00:58:50
free uh_huh
00:58:56
i i i i i
00:59:04
obviously be a chip anyway uh_huh uh_huh
00:59:14
a seven showing now tied with four hundred and ten meetings with
00:59:23
right
00:59:25
seven and nine
00:59:29
no the ones and and you know these are pretty cliche i know but on
00:59:34
the bright from canada and i'm using them empty and the english oh
00:59:39
okay so now that would drink and they also this was two hundred and
00:59:42
eighty seven meetings which was tied with drinking the uh yeah portugal
00:59:49
so again i'm not doing this you you probably don't need to to to
00:59:54
memorised these but i don't know your industry even though was spoken
00:59:58
and i don't know your industry i'm sorry not gonna stand up even tried a few possible it's an act like i do
01:00:03
that's insulting to you but i'm just trying to show you how the chain works which is the foundation of memory systems
01:00:09
if you use the train is just up to you to see how to attract and and how to apply it right
01:00:17
and now out of interest
01:00:23
i um how many people remember the name of the person you introduced to an hour ago
01:00:32
that's pretty good that's most everybody i
01:00:37
had you come into this session an hour ago and this session was nothing to do with memory
01:00:44
and you should cans in exchange names with somebody can try to remember their name an hour later
01:00:50
those numbers would've been reversed roughly twenty percent of you would've put up your hands
01:00:56
the reason those numbers was so flavour ball is that what i'd said to you number one recall
01:01:01
problem socially and professionally is remembering names please introduce
01:01:06
yourself to somebody you immediately said okay
01:01:12
he's gonna test the slider uh_huh okay where i'll show him uh_huh ah
01:01:19
but what you'd get if you did one of five things
01:01:22
that's absolutely essential to remember names and by the way i said is
01:01:26
the number one recall problems so steamed firstly it really is
01:01:29
don't ever underestimate the power of remembrance somebody's nine
01:01:35
you remember somebody's name it shows them that you care about them you forget someone's name space
01:01:40
if i i i i realise as a signal that you don't actually k. right
01:01:48
and there are a couple systems which are share with you about you
01:01:51
did one of five things that's absolutely essential to remembering names
01:01:58
no one will be i know it sounds obvious but the thing is we don't listen
01:02:04
we don't listen when we introduced to somebody specially reintroduce
01:02:08
the two three people with more concerned about ourselves
01:02:12
um i can add to this conversation my gonna be at a get out of it but anything on what
01:02:16
he did they just sit in a most and i'm not what i dunno together i didn't get it
01:02:22
we don't listen running you really need to listen okay 'cause if you don't listen you can't
01:02:29
write it down completely new phone you come put in that that i have nothing works
01:02:35
if you don't hear it so number two if you're taking nothing away
01:02:39
from this part on names and faces and i even though this is like a three hour session that i i
01:02:44
do want on names and faces but i just do this if you do nothing else spell the name
01:02:54
in your head no it doesn't matter if you spell the name
01:02:56
correctly on not it's the conscious active spelling the name
01:03:01
the forces you to do number one it forces you to hear it get
01:03:06
in the habit of spending the nine every time you introduced to some
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by the way i've been and i've actually been interested members since i was five
01:03:16
years old i came across a book that showed he had memorised twenty items
01:03:20
and he pulled me away not been interested ever since one of the
01:03:23
room that whole the better and it's full of memory stuff
01:03:27
books c. d.'s going back to the cassette tapes some poke some of
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the two which is all in every book that i have pertaining
01:03:36
to remembering names say is get the person to spell the name
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really
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being come over here i'd like to be my friend bob bob oh i just felt that what he maybe
01:03:55
in your head okay but they don't say it's in you hate
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spell the name now if it is an unusual name
01:04:04
right then yes i asked the spelling asked the derivation asked the background right
01:04:13
yeah
01:04:15
use it once or twice initial conversation
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don't go crazy uh_huh
01:04:24
uh_huh really uh_huh and then number five
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you okay use the name when leaving right
01:04:34
those five things are incredibly powerful is specially
01:04:38
number two spelling the name okay now
01:04:46
in addition to this and this is a whole session but i will try to break it down very very quickly
01:04:52
is
01:04:54
take somebody's name when you introduce them and you changes slightly
01:05:00
to something that sounds like the name it's an image you couldn't do anything as long as associate so you know it doesn't matter
01:05:06
what with memories you have to assign it in a major now i keep saying it but those tools are up so powerful
01:05:12
so you take a name changes slightly said yeah youth becomes self brian becomes line
01:05:19
sorry become silent carmen becomes carrot and long ethnic names can be broken
01:05:25
up into workable chunks once you have the image representing the name
01:05:30
then i use an acronym could face features on the
01:05:34
person accessories like jewel we see is the closing
01:05:39
and he is the exact location that you may you're looking to tide adding image to
01:05:45
any of those in the acronym face the features there excess raise the clothing
01:05:51
all the exact location which are touch on in the middle we tend to
01:05:54
remember where we meet somebody we tend to to actually do that so
01:06:01
if we take one didn't do this just a
01:06:03
few if we take say pool okay features
01:06:10
i now ordinarily we we don't even look at people we don't even look at people
01:06:14
right so you you it's a skill set you gotta start looking at people
01:06:19
practised first don't do it straight away 'cause you be looking at people going ah a big uh what's the matter with you right
01:06:26
so if you look at the whole look at look at his
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look at is seen designed it's don't you wanna just went down ah like that right
01:06:42
look at this this is go oh i see the dimple
01:06:48
so now the whole you can change to paul
01:06:53
like a pole vault so loudly actually imagine him always happy to islets
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with these policy how you do it all i don't like night last night that
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cat back at think i honestly o'connor became relies on all right let surely
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i know a stray if she you would visualise doing that without loss and if
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and the whole whole over his head silly crazy ridiculous
01:07:22
nonsensical memorable it shouldn't be it stands out
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okay but it's a skill set right you practised in newspapers magazines whatever so that's paul
01:07:36
uh_huh uh_huh cloudy and features accessories closing
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this golf how that well he yeah see that big at all
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cloudy or what could you should turn that into clouds how that big funnel cloud coming out of that oh
01:07:57
right well how about taking the skin off and throw
01:08:02
it up into the clouds i guess whisked away
01:08:07
uh_huh
01:08:10
i use this guy in mice longer sessions and the amount of times of set to somebody what does he look like
01:08:17
his name's all of our uh with these oval hate the city looks like and leave
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so i said okay then stick up when the mental
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oh well lets the sticker recommend toe right there
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like an olive um
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ah uh_huh
01:08:44
this is helmet
01:08:46
i'm sorry but helmets here is just a little too neat for me
01:08:51
so i'm gonna mess it up by sticking up big helmet
01:08:56
on his head
01:09:01
mm mm mm mm okay so just quickly right before we get to the other one
01:09:08
does that that paul right is that ah body uh who's that
01:09:16
although huh
01:09:18
who's that that's helmet i could give you another four five six seven eight or nine and you would remember them okay
01:09:26
so now i wanna share with you and this is this is no it's
01:09:30
actually kind of new to my presentations although i've been doing this
01:09:34
for about four or five years i've been do with this system lighter shade you for as long as i can remember
01:09:40
but the last four five he is i've actually been doing something different and it's really really scroll
01:09:48
so hopefully i can explain when you meet somebody okay and you shake hands
01:09:55
if she had the same name as somebody famous or somebody you know
01:10:04
then think of an action
01:10:06
and or an object associated with that famous person
01:10:12
and see this person that you just introduced to interacting with that object or action
01:10:20
so look i if that's a little confusing this is a real live scenario
01:10:26
this was about it was about a month ago usually and i was giving the presentation inaudible canada's capital
01:10:35
and the hotel rubber stain was linked to the the conference centre so
01:10:41
we're going the night before next morning on on the opening keynote
01:10:45
i get in the elevator and as i'm going down it stops on the fifth floor whatever and a guy gets in the elevator
01:10:52
and he has his landed yes is his name tag i didn't have my classes i can see what it was but he says
01:10:59
your blog ready your opening keynote this one i guess in scene might my photo in the
01:11:04
program right someone said yeah how how you don't pleased to meet you he said
01:11:10
right yeah
01:11:12
i think if somebody thing as she is the sign nine now you
01:11:17
cannot give me it will not set but who would you use
01:11:22
roger figure what um what you mall
01:11:26
what you wrap it right any of those would work now i use what your fatter
01:11:32
what's an action or an object associated with roger theatre
01:11:38
tennis racket right so loving so this is the key any these unbelievably powerful i
01:11:45
imagine him he said brought yeah i am a gently put if u. h.
01:11:51
remember action person involvement exaggeration issue tennis racket in his hand
01:11:56
i think she likes that and i imagined in action shot
01:12:00
thing in sight the elevator and people are like
01:12:05
that came with these people with the seller thing now that's all it
01:12:10
literally takes two seconds right so like a thank you note
01:12:16
and at the end um sit down at a table and i'm i'm signing box and there's a line of people
01:12:21
and i can see him isn't that fulfil faith in line coming towards
01:12:25
me and of course he's got his hand over his name tag
01:12:30
honestly might because prostate yeah when i'm at the conference is i have
01:12:34
to remember the names of every single person i say cancer
01:12:38
'cause shows some comes up someone's gonna come up to me cover the name tiger woods known
01:12:44
to los no i the ball an yeah it's the case in it right so
01:12:55
that's in my head
01:12:57
so anyway so they stay up to watch up is is coming towards me and i'm signing
01:13:02
the boats in any comes to these guys had arisen into egos what's my name
01:13:09
so i actually signed the broken out we signed them backwards right so when i heard about it uh
01:13:15
roger and i handed to him this if you don't know the ah said hold it up
01:13:20
to the like that it back with anyhow to compensate happy memories roger
01:13:26
anyone wow it really does work i'd not see the thing
01:13:31
is every single one of us in this room
01:13:36
under that circumstance without putting the tennis racket in
01:13:40
his head every single one of us naturally
01:13:46
which sigh when he comes to which you out that's the guy i met this morning
01:13:51
in the elevator you we will deal but the problem is we stop right there
01:13:58
we don't do any mall all you have to do with one little link we've
01:14:03
already done twenty odd links twenty five links you need one more link
01:14:09
put the tennis racket in his hand he comes to would you you go on as the guy on the in the elevator
01:14:16
tennis racket hey roger how you doing uh_huh try it seriously again i would say they call that
01:14:24
a night you're gonna meet some new people trying her twenty five or twenty five people tend
01:14:33
honestly you will end up having this inventory of names that you instantly
01:14:40
she all right you'd have flames joan peter a famous p. they're all
01:14:45
it could be a neighbour if if you don't know roger
01:14:49
a famous roger but your neighbour name is roger and watches them down and
01:14:54
then that guy in the elevator whatever now balconies how in action
01:14:58
ahead is all over the other they really really powerful
01:15:05
okay uh_huh uh_huh
01:15:11
oh
01:15:12
i'm shamelessly shamelessly going to plug my at here
01:15:18
and i never did i never like any of money to what books and stuff another reason i can plug my hat
01:15:24
is because it's not a revenue generator for me okay i give about
01:15:28
this that said he is an extension of like you know it's
01:15:34
not what this that does is that it's only available what happen right now but i'm really proud of it
01:15:41
it does everything that i've been doing for thirty years and it's even a now
01:15:46
when you meet somebody you can actually type in the nine and the ah search the internet for the photo
01:15:53
so everybody that nine comes up you just touch the screen and then places that photo
01:16:00
in either business or social focus
01:16:04
and then they have subfolders seven social you may have a subfolder of church all
01:16:08
collapsible stock parents or whatever and business you would have subfolders of companies
01:16:14
that you that you deal with so you might go to come you meet six
01:16:18
people and you have to go back there we later two weeks later
01:16:23
with the yeah you have all the things is you open the folder before
01:16:28
you go in your review the face isn't any notes that you've made
01:16:32
and then you can walk in with confidence that you you have the names i know this and that you
01:16:37
study on transferring information from short term to long term memory and this is really important is that
01:16:44
you have to review this something called the reasons you promise effected memory retention actually remember things at the
01:16:50
beginning and the end of any learning because if you'd dip in order the flat line that
01:16:56
you need to review very specific times the first review
01:17:00
is sixty to seventy five minutes what it does is it charges this this this memory battery
01:17:07
by twenty four hours matches second review that charge by week there's a
01:17:12
third review that charge for a month that shuffle with review
01:17:17
and after that the images pretty much faith in it becomes knowledge
01:17:22
every three months now i'll be honest with you i review
01:17:25
sixty to seventy five minutes twenty four hours i stick to die one week two weeks in the and i've
01:17:31
been i've developed the apt to do that so the ah will remind you when to review these people
01:17:39
so was when you're cool unexpectedly and you bump into them because you reviewed them you'll have the night okay
01:17:47
yes only four hundred dollars it's like five bucks or something alright so with that in mind
01:17:58
and i'm a little light right now but i i need to review
01:18:02
you know that you couldn't remember this to morrow i need to review the information we've
01:18:07
gone over so i you know i will in the second would do this first
01:18:13
so quickly and i said to you good and it's
01:18:19
a city this three systems the second system is cool to pick that's the one that i'd i'd learned in
01:18:24
this memorable knows about five six years old and issues than memorising list of information that's that of
01:18:31
remember them in the water you can actually go in and pull them out but
01:18:35
not the seven was the a fine it what was the force country
01:18:39
who was the fifteenth prime minister of your country or whatever one the twenty
01:18:43
a world series you won the f. a. cup in nineteen twenty six
01:18:47
i shuffled wednesday from that i did not sorry product option do that
01:18:55
so that's the pay right now the third system is the single most powerful memory system
01:19:02
ever developed it was developed by an absolute genius in the seventeen
01:19:05
hundreds updated in the eighteen hundred never been improved upon since
01:19:11
yeah it ninety nine point nine percent was population has no
01:19:14
idea about this system absolutely should be taught in schools
01:19:18
it's a closely guarded secret by the magic community and outside of that community and
01:19:24
people that are passionate about memory outside of those two groups nobody knows
01:19:29
this is in thirty years of doing this i've only ever had one person put up their
01:19:33
hands say i know the phonetic index and it was actually i'm an amateur magician
01:19:40
i could not give you the areas in the populations of these countries what
01:19:45
this three thousand digits between afghanistan and zimbabwe absolutely could not do that
01:19:53
without the phonetic indexes three hundred year old system for memorising numbers i could also not do this
01:20:00
so does anybody here know for sure what they the week they would porno now if you don't want anyone
01:20:06
to calculate how wall to wall please don't put up right 'cause i'm going to war speed here
01:20:12
please don't tell me what it is what i ask is that somebody knows we shot menu
01:20:17
the first part right hand right page again with the hip place yes you yeah
01:20:23
nineteen
01:20:25
ninety eight uh nineteen eighty
01:20:30
ah
01:20:33
it's ah that's a leap here you know that
01:20:37
uh_huh uh_huh
01:20:39
was the month huh
01:20:42
march uh_huh
01:20:44
uh_huh
01:20:45
uh_huh could you turn away or just look down so you can't see where money
01:20:49
can you give me the date the twelfth the knife the fifteenth or whatever
01:20:55
seventeen hum hum hum hum one second without looking up please
01:21:05
uh
01:21:11
it's uh
01:21:16
lee yeah there we go one day less and
01:21:23
in a loud voice could you tell me what what they that we bought seventeenth nineteen eighty felon
01:21:31
one i uh uh like yes one o. seven no not somebody off
01:21:40
yes ma'am could even here
01:21:43
nineteen eighty five uh well i got on the were older than anyone
01:21:50
nineteen eighty five
01:21:54
for that um
01:21:57
what was the man huh
01:21:59
okay could you look away please come and the date
01:22:05
sorry
01:22:07
thirty first uh_huh uh_huh uh_huh
01:22:15
one second please
01:22:19
uh_huh uh
01:22:21
uh_huh
01:22:25
in a loud voice march thirty first nineteen eighty five what they the week
01:22:30
something yeah and it was raining
01:22:34
somewhere
01:22:37
but ah if you're interested but boxers you had to do that to the two thousand twenty um
01:22:44
window but uh thank you actually um if you're interested i would gladly send you the chapter
01:22:52
on in my book on the phonetic index if you just if you just leave it caught now
01:22:59
i'm not gonna if you want to sign up for my brain i i sent is good and then when it send it out
01:23:06
i know every month that try to send out every month but what's it like to take some
01:23:10
minutes since after the video i don't sell anything that just i send it out okay
01:23:17
um and if you if you wanna send you the phonetic index uh put on that you can try the brain that the the men women
01:23:24
it if you don't like it then you just unsubscribe okay that's that would just be built might place up to about twelve people
01:23:35
i'm also my work is that you would know if if you know if you're interested in workshops whatever just
01:23:41
put the next analogy if you know somebody you think might be interested in austin do that information so
01:23:47
also i put up a link chain face broken if you wanna continue the conversation on twin or whatever i'll put those up
01:23:52
at the end so going back to the review of which i'm a bit late we need to review this information
01:24:00
so in the planets we had we started with the sun
01:24:05
closes applied to the sound was lean against the sun
01:24:08
right mercury it shattered who picked up in the in this arctic rawson landed
01:24:15
in the or what came out a moslem smashed into the boss
01:24:20
jupiter its place and across the side of the g. the led is
01:24:28
and then jumping up and down yeah pluto okay
01:24:34
zoom in across here us after that was
01:24:41
germany smashed into u. k. stepped out for on
01:24:46
us zoom and spain uh_huh chipped away
01:24:53
it really hit the bricks to
01:24:55
china also a j. peg netherlands and
01:25:02
canada also with portugal and who
01:25:08
is that ah what ah ah i i sliced
01:25:14
her operates look at their what's up yeah
01:25:18
or is that ah
01:25:21
where is that ah yeah and who's that how and who is
01:25:29
um but with a
01:25:32
thank you so much you folks of enough for the one
01:25:44
hi
01:25:47
so i'm around for the next day or two so if
01:25:51
i'm really approachable if you have any questions whatsoever
01:25:54
please just come up and say but i've no idea what you're talking about with this or whatever okay thank you
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