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Most of us feel that our memory is weak. But how to improve your memory? From day to day life activity to memorized pie value 43000 decimal place then recalled it in 5 hours and 21 minutes, how I memorized it? You can you also do it. If I can called as memory king then why not you? Do these exercise 5 minutes daily and change your life.
Guinness world record holder Mr. Krishan Chahal is the world’s foremost authority on the memory improvement. Known as memory king Mr. Chahal has also created the world’s toughest memory record by memorising value of pi up to 43,000 decimal places. Around the world millions of people and esteemed organisation like Davidson Academy of Naveda (USA), Indian Air Force, IiT Kanpur, Defence Research & Development Orgaization, Indian Navy, NPCIL and many other organisations have benefitted from his highly effective memory improvement programs. He has authored several books on accelerated leaning. His Latest books are ‘Art of Memorising’ and ‘Art of Studying Well’ He strongly believes that everyone has good memory they just need to learn HOW TO USE IT.
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@rahultech77
@rahultech77 6 років тому
Let me try recalling the key points of his speech. There are two ways to improve memory 1) Modifying the information - which makes it easier for brain to memorize 2) Reprogramming our mind- to be more focused and attentive to the important aspects He digs deeper into the 2nd point. He recommends to reflect in details about the events that happened throughout the day, at night. When done often we tend to progressively get better. Our brain becomes more attentive since we know we'll have to remember the details at night and our focus to details expands. He also suggested that if we are weak at something, we need to increase our depth of focus, by trying to recall that event in more detail later on. Thanks for the great speech.
@karthiknekkanti5510
@karthiknekkanti5510 6 років тому
Thanks for summarizing it
@Blackfire970
@Blackfire970 6 років тому
Rahul Makhija thanks
@bamir692
@bamir692 6 років тому
👌👌👌👌
@karimCOURSES6000
@karimCOURSES6000 6 років тому
Rahul Makhija thank you
@DraganDangubic
@DraganDangubic 6 років тому
There are several things you can try Don't have a long to-do list Learn to say 'No' Get up earlier! Become a finisher not a starter (I learned these and the reasons they work from wilfs blueprint system site )
@Sandra27HK
@Sandra27HK 5 років тому
Starts at 8:48. Thank me later! :)
@s.m.sakiulislamripon644
@s.m.sakiulislamripon644 4 роки тому
Thank you so much
@mobinmohandas854
@mobinmohandas854 4 роки тому
Thanks
@duniagoalnahiha7138
@duniagoalnahiha7138 4 роки тому
thank you boss
@ajaysamant4509
@ajaysamant4509 4 роки тому
Thank You
@kshitijkothimbire7511
@kshitijkothimbire7511 4 роки тому
thanks man
@amrmuhammad8155
@amrmuhammad8155 3 роки тому
This maybe the first lecture about memorizing that I find applicable in real life not just numbers and names, Thank you so much sir.
@shivendrapratap6208
@shivendrapratap6208 2 роки тому
bhai mujhe samajh nahi aya aap bata do please ( kisi chiz ko kaise yaad karen)
@Creatnewthoughts
@Creatnewthoughts 2 роки тому
Urdu translation kr do🥰
@Fjuron
@Fjuron 5 років тому
The 'trying to recall your entire day before you go to sleep exercise' - finally some advice that can actually easily be integrated into everybody's life. Thank you!
@varsharohilla9918
@varsharohilla9918 6 років тому
Give him a huge round of applause 👏👏👏👏👏
@timothykarlsson3126
@timothykarlsson3126 3 роки тому
If this works, I'll give him a kiss
@vinitkumar6697
@vinitkumar6697 5 років тому
It feels good when your work gets appreciation.....I was the head co-organiser of the event(Tedxmmusadopurambala) and this video got huge support And appreciation means me and my team work paid off now.....feeling good.
@gregsanders61
@gregsanders61 5 років тому
I'm glad your hard work and efforts paid off. I hope many more events go as smoothly as this did for you.
@bongimabaso1534
@bongimabaso1534 4 роки тому
This is a really good, informative and practical video, even better that its short. Thank you for the job well done
@shekharsuman5112
@shekharsuman5112 4 роки тому
Yeah ... you did a great job 🙏🙏
@harish.k.m9844
@harish.k.m9844 3 роки тому
Congrats brother
@pharikrishna789
@pharikrishna789 3 роки тому
You are doing great sir. Keep doing it anyway
@mukuram3022
@mukuram3022 2 роки тому
After practicing this for nearly an year,I feel it works.This recalling process did improve my memory and also my mood!😌 It just gives a nice end to a day.Just try it ...Share your day with yourself and you'll find it gets easier and fun as a part of you're life😃
@mendgudlisdaughter1871
@mendgudlisdaughter1871 2 роки тому
@Ita Dapeeza Initially it may take more time, but with practice time taken will be less .Please continue your practice.
@spaceisalie5451
@spaceisalie5451 3 роки тому
"Before Bed, go through everything you did in the day" Me, a person who is constantly embarrassing himself: "Sweet"
@twistedmettle5366
@twistedmettle5366 3 роки тому
“Bitter”
@user-rs8mh2zp3q
@user-rs8mh2zp3q 2 роки тому
I know this was a joke comment, but is probably a real problem for some and I have some insight to give! The best advice I have to whoever might be having a real problem with this (stressing on mistakes we make); a lot of the issues you face or mistakes you make in life are *only as big as you view them to be*. In fact, you have the ability to not see them as issues or embarrassing mistakes at all. There are even people who not only reduce these down to nothing, but rather leverage them to level themselves up. Leveling yourself up that way does take patience and compassion for yourself, but your best start to get there is to simply reduce the mental illusion of struggle, mistakes, and embarrassment down to nothing. I did get a laugh out of your comment tho 😉
@VivekYadav-ld4kn
@VivekYadav-ld4kn 6 років тому
I attended his workshop 10 years ago, I still remember atomic table by heart..
@RevolutionaryTeachers
@RevolutionaryTeachers 6 років тому
At first, He showed us the value of pie and demonstrated the number of decimal places up to which he has memorised.He has memorised the value of pie up to 43000 Decimal places. Later,he discussed his feelings for students regarding memorising.He has a soft corner for them as they are involved in studies throughout the day. Next, he discussed the common spelling mistakes that students make.He gave an example of "Conscious" word, where Concious ×....and conscious √ He advised to modify the information in such a way so that it catches the attention of our mind,so modified the "S" letter in the form of "Huge Snake". Teachers give a student to write a correct spelling 5 times, or 10 times or 20 times which can be done by the students even while they watch their favourite movie. Now comes the part 2 of his speech, which speakes about Daily 5 minute exercise before going to bed. Right from the moment you step down from your bed,who was the first person you met,how many phone calls you made or received.. In this way, we will reprogram our mind to focus it's attention on specific things,at specific point of time. For him,Biology is a difficult subject to memorise so he used to focus on the topics, in this way,we can memorise a difficult subject by subconsciously asking our brain to pay attention on certain topics. As per him,if this exercise is done on a daily basis then it can give tremendous results. Daily going through your day before going to bed will improve your memory by many folds. At the end,he asked us to write the whole day's events before we go to bed.(Don't forget to do it Tonight 😎🇦🇬). Please let me know if I missed any points of his speech.
@RevolutionaryTeachers
@RevolutionaryTeachers 6 років тому
That flag at the end is a mistake friends,I am from India 🙏🙏
@robinrosales6022
@robinrosales6022 6 років тому
I believe thats it. Thank you so much for summarizing
@debradias8288
@debradias8288 6 років тому
Revolutionary Teachers Thanks for this! Really didn't want to watch a 14 min video.
@spatia367
@spatia367 6 років тому
ty
@justtrash1992
@justtrash1992 5 років тому
How detailed should recalling our daily activities be? I feel like I would just ramble and then start remembering things after I was just about to finish recalling.
@RC-bu8gl
@RC-bu8gl 4 роки тому
This guy is unbelievable, his tips are the most practical i have seen
@KrishanChahalMemoryKing
@KrishanChahalMemoryKing 4 роки тому
Thanks RC
@tonystark5283
@tonystark5283 3 роки тому
If I have found this video before ten years,my life would be different from today..
@KrishanChahalMemoryKing
@KrishanChahalMemoryKing 3 роки тому
It’s never late to learn new things in life my friend
@garrysingh3337
@garrysingh3337 3 роки тому
Now my life 10 years later would be different than it would have been before watching this video.
@Chris-ij8xb
@Chris-ij8xb 5 років тому
Been doing this for about a year and the results...my word, I'm a different person. I remember far more details in everything now, conversations, facts, jokes the lot. If you put in the time and work out how to tailor this technique to your own personal character and lifestyle it's great.
@kevinsoto9717
@kevinsoto9717 5 років тому
Christopher Horton thank you for sharing this. Now i feel like i HAVE to do this!
@thefinal__sage5696
@thefinal__sage5696 5 років тому
me too
@isntit8107
@isntit8107 5 років тому
how did u make this daily routin in the details? ty
@venkatmanoj5737
@venkatmanoj5737 4 роки тому
Can u explain clearly what's his technique I don't understand ... Christopher Horton
@nikolozka1
@nikolozka1 4 роки тому
Watch the video,but pay attention to it :)
@twistedmettle5366
@twistedmettle5366 3 роки тому
I just realized I do this exact thing each time I walk into the gym. I’m super critical of my technique with heavy compound movements, I’ll run a whole set in my head before initiating the lift, then immediately run it back in my head again to find where I improved and can improve. The result is my technique actually improves because I can remember and apply the little details so I can push harder without injury. Definitely making this my nightly routine. Having a weak memory has been such a hindrance in my life. And it’s time for change baby!
@marloncastro2482
@marloncastro2482 Рік тому
So, in short: - "Design or modify the information you learn". Make the content attractive to you, so it can catch your attention and be more impactful to you. Be creative in the process. Thus, that information will remain in your brain longer or for good. - "Reprogram your mind". That means, put your entire attention on the important things, what matters the most. Exercise: Remember all the things you did during the day. What did you do in the morning, what did you learn, what was the lecture you took about, who was around you, what was their names, what were they doing,... etc. This way, your brain will force you to remind all the things you were aware of in your day-to-day life even more as you have to recall them all at night (look at it as if it was a school test).
@vocavakau
@vocavakau 6 років тому
Best technique to memories everything step by step. Realy it is awesome lecture. Thank you Mr.krishan chahal sir.
@mdakram-ks7id
@mdakram-ks7id 6 років тому
decision 1. Modify ur works where u mistake 2. Reprogramme ur mind by taking various action and recalling ur daily routine. what a useful message! thank u sir
@enrichingexchanges
@enrichingexchanges 6 років тому
This is outstanding! Has such tremendous implications not only for memory, but also for increasing the attentional bandwidth so we appreciate life more deeply by staying in the moment as well. The idea that organized rehearsal when we retire for the night sets in place attentional schemas for future experiences is absolutely phenomenal. It is also a testable proposition. Kudos!
@dayanaguillen8979
@dayanaguillen8979 Рік тому
Your view goes beyond the message, yes the present is priceless, we just have to notice every psychical and emotional details of situations.
@akmtmedia1465
@akmtmedia1465 4 роки тому
I knew this technique. But this is the first video that explains about how to recall the incidents in the daily routein in detail
@s.a.wpixels
@s.a.wpixels 6 років тому
best video. I remember my teacher making me write this mathematics equation 25 times as part of a homework only to test my patience and I did it. Luckily I passed the maths exam by 90%, however, I still wish had he explained the mathematics equation using a clever technique it would have been much interesting and would have stored in my long-term memory bank
@mindburstTV
@mindburstTV 6 років тому
The Human Mind is so powerful that there is nothing it can't achieve input to work. Thank you for this wonderful insight. I love memorizing things too, especially numbers.
@ArchanaKumari-sm3eh
@ArchanaKumari-sm3eh 6 років тому
The video is very helpful for students specifically
@sanidhyasingh2040
@sanidhyasingh2040 5 років тому
The best thing i like in the whole session was that first read question then go through the chapter i liked this technique
@frankyorson4536
@frankyorson4536 3 роки тому
Personally I have been doing this for ever - maybe just because I can't never be satisfied in my learning hunger - another tip: Always read the conclusion of an article or a chapter first and try to understand it by spending enough time, then proceed too reading the chapter or article - I always did this - helped a lot digest new content to learn. I also try to pin what I think is essential by remembering specific markers of my own in my brain using a particular memory retention technique. Hope this helps.
@addychuhadry1889
@addychuhadry1889 6 років тому
sir u r best of all memory trainer that I haveever seen ,, u the only on focuses on how train mind to learn automatically
@amazingmanish
@amazingmanish 6 років тому
I've been to his seminar in Jammu. He's an amazing guy with lot of tricks. The technique he told I use it everywhere & it works like a charm.
@amansahay233
@amansahay233 6 років тому
manish kumar what trick he suggested?
@raheelpathan23firoz98
@raheelpathan23firoz98 6 років тому
manish kumar what was the technique you used
@ronaldjordan7705
@ronaldjordan7705 6 років тому
manish kumar mi ha by CE
@TruthSeeker10250
@TruthSeeker10250 6 років тому
manish kumar what is he's class name or website name?
@PerrinAybara752
@PerrinAybara752 6 років тому
manish kumar what trick are you using ?
@dineshkadian1662
@dineshkadian1662 6 років тому
I am an application developer in IBM India and need to remember tons of things related to my development. Most of my colleagues unable to recall the thing, what code/technical things they did in previous projects or even in same project and I was also one of them. The day I watched this video, I started to follow the tips given in video. Its one week passed and I can feel a dramatic change to memorize and recall the things. Now, I easily recall the whole day activities, which I did. Thank you Krishan Chahal for sharing such a useful video. Now I could also break your Guinness record :-).
@KrishanChahalMemoryKing
@KrishanChahalMemoryKing 6 років тому
Keep on doing it my friend - You can definitely break any record. Honour is all mine.
@HLanka
@HLanka 6 років тому
I couldn't also remember what the codes are doing on their places which I have put in my game just before 2 months. I'm gonna doing this Course. Then I'll be a "Master minds".... Whoa
@rishabhjha6800
@rishabhjha6800 6 років тому
dinesh kadian Ty for sharing ur experience
@justnothing7080
@justnothing7080 6 років тому
Remembering things in one day is not something great to feel happy about. To considered as success, you need to be able to remember any tech (in detail) that you got started and worked with after a long time (about 3 months or above) not working with it. You don't even need to re-read any reference about the tech, such as how to write a snippet of code to do something, the main libraries, the main classes, the main involved patterns, good practices ...
@ernavendu
@ernavendu 6 років тому
dinesh kadian god bless buddy
@sreenirmillobiswashtushar7484
@sreenirmillobiswashtushar7484 6 років тому
Sir, very much impressed. I was searching method to increase concentration and went to a couple of video. This is really helping.
@madhuballekere9488
@madhuballekere9488 4 роки тому
Recalling, reframing n recording the day to day matters in short times improve our memory. Yes it works ..
@balikakamble8036
@balikakamble8036 6 років тому
I will definitely do this. Thank you so much Sir, for such nice video.
@viprealvip9810
@viprealvip9810 6 років тому
These methods are helpful, I just feel it is too overwhelming for this generation's due to the extra curriculum they are involves with. every pices has some biblical impact if you apply them and allow discipline to take place in your life. Successful reading can be a helpful tools, if you try writing and summarizing what you read .it also help keep your brains refreshing and connect keys information.
@recrementitious
@recrementitious 3 роки тому
This is a terrific concept. One of the traits that people with high IQ's have in common is the ability to remember also much more than the average person. Not the only trait, but one of the important ones.
@ketaksingh4402
@ketaksingh4402 6 років тому
first I thought wtf he is saying, later he nailed it
@rozaliaslaboiu7810
@rozaliaslaboiu7810 6 років тому
Outstanding speech! Thank you Sir for this meaningful information. :)
@anjummadani
@anjummadani 6 років тому
Masterful. In a couple of minutes you compacted the vast literature of memory work into the two basic fields. Very few people talk about training focused mindfulness for absorbing information - a simple yet potent strategy for standard memory enhancement. Thank you so much for this reminder Mr Chahal.
@KrishanChahalMemoryKing
@KrishanChahalMemoryKing 4 роки тому
Thanks Anjum
@LiliansGardens
@LiliansGardens 3 роки тому
Oh my days, this is a wonderful system. I've been on you tube all day, how do I recall all the different topics I dabbled into. This is a real examination for me. I'll try anyway. I'll try.Thank you
@ranviryadav2528
@ranviryadav2528 5 років тому
Very generous of u to share a very useful information in public domain. Shall try. I m 65 years old. Tend to forget people's names and faces.
@machorahandel3594
@machorahandel3594 6 років тому
amazing trick. I applied this and made it in my high school final exams.. we really have powerful minds only that we misuse them. thank you sir
@pvspeaks
@pvspeaks 6 років тому
This video should be shown in all schools. Awesome tips to remember better.
@harshalthombre2112
@harshalthombre2112 6 років тому
Sounds like a great method. I'll definitely try this. It was really tough holding onto to this video till very end though.
@quentinfernandez4673
@quentinfernandez4673 6 років тому
Brilliant presentation. Good technique and tips for anyone who want to change and have a good memory and nothing difficult to try too. Thanks
@seemajain1987
@seemajain1987 6 років тому
Thank you sir for giving such a good technique to memorize everything
@LegalAspect
@LegalAspect 4 роки тому
good
@thefabelman
@thefabelman 5 років тому
Let me recall what I just listened: 1 He had learned the value of Pie in almost 5 hours 30 minutes upto 4300 decimal points 2 Usage of mnemonics that act as a helping hand in order to learn the spelling of the word Like for Conscious , he told that often young aged children often confuse it with Concious In order to have the correct spelling , try to remember the letter S in conscious as a snake 3. Reprogramming your mind according to the information we need , write down or think about how you had spent your whole day . What you had done in the morning , whom you had met , what was the conversation 4. In case of studies , try to remember what the teacher had said and taught It's a long and ardous process , but being *CONSCIOUS* while doing things and remembering them at the night will surely make your memory and mind strong and robust .
@vaibhavbhardwaj6228
@vaibhavbhardwaj6228 Рік тому
One of the best and the simplest video one can get on Memory. Wishes and blessings to the mentor.
@siddhantbangar3076
@siddhantbangar3076 6 років тому
These 14 minutes did make sense to me! He's amazing!
@majamilicevic8842
@majamilicevic8842 6 років тому
wou that is amazing advice. thank you.
@aleksandrzinovev429
@aleksandrzinovev429 6 років тому
Thanks for your thechnic)) i am gonna start using it today
@BluesLicks101
@BluesLicks101 5 років тому
I keep coming back to this video, not quite sure why. Oh, yeah... now I remember.
@harish.k.m9844
@harish.k.m9844 3 роки тому
Hahaha🤣🤣
@mdimteyazansari6482
@mdimteyazansari6482 5 років тому
Well said that recall your things which you want to rememver after the end.
@hetanshp95
@hetanshp95 6 років тому
Thank you so much Krishna Chahel sir.
@poojars5594
@poojars5594 6 років тому
I saw ur video , when I was despaired moment...Thanks a lot sir,god bless u
@KrishanChahalMemoryKing
@KrishanChahalMemoryKing 6 років тому
POOJA RS 🙏
@mamadoubah5295
@mamadoubah5295 6 років тому
Thank you for your advice. Since today I am going to try it and I hope I will improve my memory
@Chandankrr
@Chandankrr 5 років тому
even i forgot who take my first lecture yesterday in the class. but i try to memorize every day from today. thank u so much sir..🙏🙏🙏
@successmedicalmnemonics2342
@successmedicalmnemonics2342 6 років тому
this is the 1 St video of my today's morning.. and I m grateful to u..thnq sir
@rajeshkumarbehera4399
@rajeshkumarbehera4399 6 років тому
I really feel it's one of the best lecture I've ever seen. Thank ted talks
@HarpreetKaur-ez2bt
@HarpreetKaur-ez2bt 5 років тому
Yes sir, it's very helpful for me 👍
@Krishnaa_YT
@Krishnaa_YT 5 років тому
Hey remember ! You have to answer in the night... The most beautiful way of increasing memory power. Thank you very much sir... For introducing the bestest method. 👍
@architsharma631
@architsharma631 6 років тому
Theory: self meaning system Pi Value: grid method Chemical equations: journey system or mind palace technique
@oscarcano2010
@oscarcano2010 6 років тому
The comment I was looking for !
@kune2327
@kune2327 6 років тому
Thanks
@jaffarkhan4487
@jaffarkhan4487 6 років тому
Archit Sharma nice
@VivekSingh06
@VivekSingh06 6 років тому
what is "grid method"? any pointers?
@Klurpaderp
@Klurpaderp 6 років тому
Thanks for that 😆😆
@ashishvarma4986
@ashishvarma4986 6 років тому
What a great message. .. I loved it so much.. thank u sooo much Krishan Chahal. ... Thank u thank uuuuuuuuu
@mjjaikamal
@mjjaikamal 4 роки тому
First thing's to keep our mind attentive and sharp is to get rid of bad habits and junk foods..Keep in mind Junk food equals Junk mind..healthy food & good habit equals healthy brain!!! Once our brain becomes heathy rest all happens with zero efforts!
@KrishanChahalMemoryKing
@KrishanChahalMemoryKing 3 роки тому
A good soldier has two things. Healthy body and advance weapons. Healthy lifestyle will give a better brain and these methods are like weapons
@theuln01
@theuln01 4 роки тому
Sounds like this goes hand in hand with mindfulness... 🙂
@spj8445
@spj8445 6 років тому
wonderful wonderful talk...
@sss-wk8is
@sss-wk8is 6 років тому
Yes sir when i'am 12standard i experience it.. Thanx sir
@amsanpallyramannoble3756
@amsanpallyramannoble3756 Рік тому
One of the best teachings about Memory in Tedx. Thank you, sir, for this wonderful teaching. THANKS A LOT, TEDx
@himanshudhiman4286
@himanshudhiman4286 Місяць тому
I am also belong from Ambala, Sadopur is only 1km from my house. I don't believe that this show organized in that place. This is a fantastic way to remember the some important information.
@ragendrasingh1993
@ragendrasingh1993 6 років тому
Really grate and it really works, i was tried it before 1 week and now I can seen much improvement. Thank you
@sandyvdh6226
@sandyvdh6226 5 років тому
It was really *great* *I ve* tried it for one week and now I can *see* much improvement.
@vipulparmar5015
@vipulparmar5015 4 роки тому
Benifit for reading reallyyy???
@Gursewaksinghsandhu
@Gursewaksinghsandhu 6 років тому
I am that one 1⃣ who forget answer but Remember it's location. 😅 😅 😅 😅
@shivukuderu
@shivukuderu 6 років тому
Gursewak Singh me too
@V__Abhi
@V__Abhi 6 років тому
U r osmm😛😛
@umraifashion2116
@umraifashion2116 6 років тому
Gursewak Singh this happens with me mostly
@amnasaeed6068
@amnasaeed6068 5 років тому
Gursewak Singh ME TOO ...!!😂😂😂
@prakharverma1671
@prakharverma1671 5 років тому
Chapter 3 page no. 52 and paragraph 2 ... Right??
@JaiSingh-wm5wg
@JaiSingh-wm5wg 5 років тому
Sir you have given me a perfect solution to revise my syllabus multiple times in addition to enhancing memory power. I was in tens how would i revise my syllabus i have less time now ever day i will do that before my exam Thanks you so much. Hope i will rock in my exam.
@dr.buddhadebsahu5731
@dr.buddhadebsahu5731 4 роки тому
Human Brain is so powerful that it can engulf the whole universe and it's content, just memorise the Saints of Bharat of past and present days. Radhe Radhe.
@dhawalgupta1001
@dhawalgupta1001 4 роки тому
If u really want to improve your memory Chant Gayatri Mantra atleast 11 times in a day at any time.... I l've experienced it...
@KrishanChahalMemoryKing
@KrishanChahalMemoryKing 4 роки тому
Yes I do support Dhawal, It channelizes your mental force. But everything has its own role to play. Like for a soldier two things are required a good health and advance weapons too.
@prakashsubedi8851
@prakashsubedi8851 Рік тому
How can it do, could you explain me the process also?
@marcin6386
@marcin6386 6 років тому
I watch that movie second time. I started to experiment with this technique in the way that i write everything in the notepad on the end of the day. First day i wrote 17 lines of text. Second day 40. Third day is 90 lines of text. I'm interested how far it will go. It maybe take longer than 5 minutes. But yeah - really i feel that my brain is working better each day. Really great Thanks, And thank you for inspiration. The simplest something is the better. And that technique, and explanation of it is just fantastic. I really like this theory that when we are asking a question to our mind we are programming ourselves on the feature. Thanks a Million.
@worldinfo1014
@worldinfo1014 6 років тому
Marcin Migacz which movie u r talking about
@johnchinedu4128
@johnchinedu4128 6 років тому
Excellent job, I wish I can really do practically, I love studying but for the fact that I don't remember much I got discouraged. Thank for this job.
@martinnogales2259
@martinnogales2259 2 роки тому
Those advice will change your life forever , for me this is a treasures , like gold , I take this opportunity to express my gratitude to you ,for this gift to humanity , !!! You're clarified ,any doubt , and how become more intelligence ,without a doubt this is a gold advice EVER , from Bolivia thanks
@sangojusandeep1966
@sangojusandeep1966 6 років тому
I'll try to recall his talk... Make big connections to memorize spellings like in "conscious" S as a big snake End of the day 'recall every thing till the bed you are on ex. in class that lecture this topic details of concept' like wise everything that makes scence, on doing it regularly details increase like sherlock's in detective film. The more detail you go the more anchor your concept.
@saimahaider685
@saimahaider685 6 років тому
Take a bow mr. Chahal!! U r a gift to mankind!... This video made my day.. possibly my life...I m gonna start trying it from today
@KrishanChahalMemoryKing
@KrishanChahalMemoryKing 6 років тому
saima haider thanks for your appreciation my friend 🤝
@sportsworld1700
@sportsworld1700 6 років тому
Perfect tips for better career of the students who think themselves as a weak minded
@nidhijain7942
@nidhijain7942 6 років тому
its an unique solution but very thoughtful. Thanks for sharing it with us!
@abiduzzamanmiah9439
@abiduzzamanmiah9439 6 років тому
Now this is a lesson worth sharing.Thanks Ted,Thanks sir.I needed it.
@billsmith4248
@billsmith4248 5 років тому
This video was great. I just turned 40 and feel like I can't remember anything! Starting at bed time tonight I am going to implement your approach. Hoping for the best results. Thanks!
@vishwajeet1991
@vishwajeet1991 4 роки тому
Bill Smith Did this technique help you in any way?
@JOAOLFERNANDES
@JOAOLFERNANDES Рік тому
@@vishwajeet1991 I don't want to believe he "forgot" to come back to comment.
@sasikalakoppada6774
@sasikalakoppada6774 4 роки тому
When some thing goes wrong.. People say forget about it.. And this man says to remember each moment from the day starts.. Some times if I remember what happened yesterday than .. Today I don't want to start my day at all. It happens in family life.. Professional life.. Due to emotional imbalances we go through each day through out our life.. We find the best thing to survive is to forget things that hurt and disturb us... But it is a great deal to remember every thing and still stay cool..
@KrishanChahalMemoryKing
@KrishanChahalMemoryKing 3 роки тому
Sasikala hi thanks for watching my videos. Let me make it clear it again. I said recall important things. Not everything. Recall only the important information related to your profession. Don’t recall the useless. And all the negative thoughts are useless too.
@javidmuhammad7327
@javidmuhammad7327 6 років тому
Committing mistakes and later realizing where exactly we committed mistakes really makes it easy to memorizing. I.e, practicing 🤘
@bharathr7065
@bharathr7065 6 років тому
one of the best video inTEDx I hope every youth watches it .....
@shivukuderu
@shivukuderu 6 років тому
1. modify the information according to your brain 2. concentrate on what your doing (no multitasking) 3. Recall the day once before sleep I suggest: 1. eat well 2. no multitasking 3. start the day positive 4. active as results oriented 5. take proper rest 6. don’t cancel the plans 7. be in peaceful environments 8. coordinate with your brain 🧠 don’t rushing the memory 9. things takes its own time to get catch in brain 10. don’t go against natural principles
@hoomanj5809
@hoomanj5809 5 років тому
hi, why multitasking shoul be avoided?
@royalheartgames4294
@royalheartgames4294 5 років тому
All that is definitely true. Another cause for having trouble remembering is Mental Health problems as well. That is one thing I learned and I actually bettered my self from my own problems. When the mind is not cleared from things that are distracting you. Your Memory will not be exactly as good as it once was until you better yourself. Whether it's from you doing it or getting help. I'm glad I found this video
@orubook
@orubook 5 років тому
Super 👍
@sudhirk1236
@sudhirk1236 5 років тому
superrr
@osamaanjum007
@osamaanjum007 5 років тому
But I think multitasking is an art 😐
@nativesparkling4549
@nativesparkling4549 3 роки тому
Totally changed my life. I always feel exhausted when all my friends have genius brain which they can get at least 80 percent what teacher teaches them
@GurmukhSingh-oo4vu
@GurmukhSingh-oo4vu 5 місяців тому
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@LadyPC
@LadyPC 6 років тому
I am also Lady Phi 1.618 :-) and that;s about all I can remember... apparently we can memorise anything... :-) The art of memorising! :-)
@ycharantejareddy5757
@ycharantejareddy5757 6 років тому
One of my best video i saw till now , Thanks you very much sir
@maniklase8771
@maniklase8771 6 років тому
It is awesome video... Thank you for making this video and giving important information.
@asmatak
@asmatak 3 роки тому
Very practical, scientific and doable. In Buddhism the escalated version is known as Vipassana. Thank you very much Sir.
@hassansyed5661
@hassansyed5661 5 років тому
Even before this video i have realised the same things after careful analysis of the pattern of myself for remembering and forgetting things. I applied the same method on my studies and i got 3.95 CGPA out of 4. Even in paper I know the exact location and words and diagrams on the pages
@vikramsrinivasan8176
@vikramsrinivasan8176 6 років тому
He is making complete sense. Excellent video worth sharing. I wish to buy his books on various techniques.
@Kaythebe
@Kaythebe 5 років тому
Thank you so much for giving me this information. I will surely use this.
@Prithvivasiyo
@Prithvivasiyo 6 років тому
Excellent Lecture sir.... So Simple Nd Fruitfull Effective Exercise for the Brain... Thankx for Hidden Treasure.....
@KrishanChahalMemoryKing
@KrishanChahalMemoryKing 6 років тому
Thank you Goldy
@ishanshreeprakash3161
@ishanshreeprakash3161 6 років тому
Goldy Roy p Gp
@sohiniisanyal7326
@sohiniisanyal7326 6 років тому
Eight years back I was awestruck by your speech in Sivasagar.
@KrishanChahalMemoryKing
@KrishanChahalMemoryKing 6 років тому
Hello Sohinii I hope you are using those tips.
@salmansheikh4244
@salmansheikh4244 4 роки тому
It's very useful tips to sharpen memory*analyse your whole day from wake up to until sleep*i do this from my schooling and feel great about my memory.
@mahendramuralikakinada8070
@mahendramuralikakinada8070 4 роки тому
Thanks TEDX for having valuable information to us.
@LORDSWEARPVTLTDKISHORETHUTHEJA
@LORDSWEARPVTLTDKISHORETHUTHEJA 3 роки тому
Lets Give him a huge round of applause 👏👏👏👏👏
@AnilKumar-zn8pz
@AnilKumar-zn8pz 7 років тому
very inspirational video... on how to improve memory
@surojitmondal434
@surojitmondal434 4 роки тому
From this speech, I think everything is very interesting if we are interested just we are to train our brain in that manner. Thank you so much.
@preeyasidhu9317
@preeyasidhu9317 6 років тому
Thanks for sharing this technique sir.. Very few ppl feel like sharing and helping others wat hav helped them in lyf.. Thanks a lot.
@SharmajiIAS
@SharmajiIAS 6 років тому
You , man, are a GENIUS
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