Memory Blog
How a memory coach memorizes a large learning project: a 6‑step guide to using memory techniques for faster learning
As a professional memory coach, I’m sharing the 6‑step process I use to apply memory techniques to any large learning project, using chess as my example. This blog covers how as...
Why you’ll never run out of memory palace locations
There is a common concern I hear from memory coaching students “ I have so much material to learn, I won’t have enough memory palace locations”. This blog is an advanced tutorial...
How to use Anki for long term learning
Memory techniques are great for getting information quickly memorized for the short term. But for any long term learning (the kind of learning you want to keep for years),...
Memory techniques for language learning
Memory techniques can vastly speed up language learning. This is especially true for remembering long vocabulary lists, where using mnemonics rather than rote learning can mean...
Memory training to improve memory
Can you really improve your memory via memory training? I am often asked this question by those who think they have been born with a bad memory and believe it’s for life. The...
Memory coach guide to longevity
Memory training for longevity and lasting brain health – a New Year’s resolution Protect your mind as your years advance I am serious about longevity, I’d like to live a really...
Improvement not perfection
As someone who tends to dive headfirst into new passions, I’ve always been a bit of an all‑or‑nothing woman. If I can’t be the best at something, part of me wonders if it’s even...
Can I re-use a memory palace?
Memory palaces are fantastic for toolkits for your brain, but for those who are new to them, sometimes they can be a little confusing. I’m often asked: ‘How do you re-use memory...
How to make and use memory palaces
In this blog we explore memory palaces, their usefulness and how to make them. Memory palaces are one of the most powerful memory techniques, are fun to use and are surprisingly...