How To 10X Your Memory & Learning [New speech]

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Discover the the four most absolutely important habits to improve your memory and learning. In this fun, engaging and thought-provoking session, Nishant Kasibhatla (Global Professional Speaker, Grand Master of Memory and Guinness Record Holder) will show you the exact steps you need to take to improve your memory & learning power. You will also discover how the process of memory works, and what specific habits you must develop to remember, retain and recall important information... and to totally transform your life!

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Nishant Kasibhatla is a motivational speaker based in Singapore.

Nishant Kasibhatla is a Global Professional Speaker, a Guinness World Record Holder (2011) in memory and a Peak Mental Performance Expert. He helps managers to deliver high value output and achieve peak performance. In his speeches and workshops, Nishant has empowered hundreds of thousands of people in 23 countries and 60 cities across 5 continents, helping them challenge their limiting beliefs and achieve greater heights of effectiveness. Millions of television viewers have watched Nishant Kasibhatla on the Discovery Channel (Global), South China Morning Post (Hong Kong), Channel News Asia (Singapore), VTV (Vietnam), and Zee TV (India) networks.

00:00 Incredible capacity of human brain
05:01 4 Habits Introduction
06:07 Habit#1 Attention
08:00 Process of memory - 3Rs
15:00 Habit#2 Comprehension
20:22 Habit#3 Recall
23:18 Habit#4 Applicat

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  • Hope you liked the video. You can get my online course [Supercharge Your Memory Power] here: pxl.to/2m6psi9 You will learn the world's BEST techniques to remember any kind of information (names, books, speeches, words, numbers, facts.... anything!)
  • Four habits - 1. ATTENTION - give 100 % attention which helps you to 'register' 2. COMPREHENSION - Understanding helps you to 'retention' 3. RECALL - recall or results 4. APPLICATION - shallow learning to deep learning Thank you sir for amazing memory boost session 😊
  • There must be sessions about these daily life skills in our school curriculum. Who else agrees with me?💯
  • @123presets
    recap: 1. Pay attention - 100% focus on what you’re learning or trying to memorize. Register all the things. Turn off notifications and be focused on the things you’re trying to register. 2. Comprehension - Understand first to make it remember. Do the checkpoints have you understood the information? A very important thing is association information. 3. Recall - Make sure you can rephrase everything in your own words, and do it a few times. LEARN RECALL RECALL. Do not end your training session without a recall session. 4. Application - Things you have learned need to be used to be remembered. Do DEEP learning, not shallow learning. Use it! use it! People are info junkies, they put info into their heads but do not understand the information and don’t want to associate it with anything. And that’s why they do forget the information.
  • Nishant, what a champion you are! This is exemplary teaching at its best. I never did attend a school nor even a tertiary institution that taught me how to pay attention, comprehend, recall and apply my learning! Especially in a safe environment. Every able person needs to listen to this and apply it to their lives. I believe if anyone would take your lesson to heart, they will 10X (or even more) their output in life. Well done, mate! You've got a fan in me!
  • 1. Attention------------------- If you dilute the quality of learning, you will dilute the quality of your results. 2. Comprehension-------- First undersatnd, then remember. 3. Recall------------------------ Before you can forget anything, you need to get it in the first place. 4. Application---------------- It's not about what you learn. It's about what you do with what you learn that makes a difference.
  • The take aways i learned from this video is 1.ATTENSION : make your input great it maybe leads your output great but if you make your input worst then your output definitely worst...... How to pay attention? :Turn off notifications. 2.COMPREHENSION: first understand Then learn How to comprehence like pro Just link what you need to learn with what you have already learned.☺️ 3.RECALL : after understanding part Tou need to recall . (The best way of recalling is to take a white paper and teach your imaginary frnd what you learned from this video or any book 📚: it's Feynman Teachnic) "samjhao aise ki 6 saal ka bacha bhi samajh jai" "If you can't explain it simple it means you don't understand it well enough"~ALBERT EINSTEIN 4.APPLICATION: Apply what you learn If your input is X then your output should be 2X Sorry for poor English sir 😅😅😅
  • the adds in this video make me forget that i learned in this video
  • People have been calling me gifted for my whole life because of my memorization skills and now I can confirm it is because I do all of these subconsciously.Before anyone asks I don’t think I would be able to do what he did at the beginning of the video he is actually amazing and that is what made me so curious about his points
  • @m.e.p.b.
    WOW Thank God I found you. New subscriber here.
  • 3 R's of memory - Register, Retention, Recall 3 Habits for each of them - 1. Attention - remove distractions, get comfortable with boredom 2. Comprehension - ask an expert, associate/relate it with existing knowledge, set certain checkpoints and rephrase/recite 3. Recall - self test, teaching someone, practice 4th R' - Results 4th Habit - Application - get out of input zone, output takes time, effort, commitment, discipline, dedication. (use it or lose it) Learning => acquiring a skill Application => achieving results
  • @kingragna6504
    Formula To change your life 1) Attention 2) Comprehension 3) Recall 4) Application #Process of Memory 1) Registration (input) 2) Retention (how long u can store the input) 3) Recall 4) Results 🔥
  • Sir this is the second video of yours I am learning from. Truly mind blowing and drastically changes the fundamental process of learning. I am going to start applying this at work, music and anything else I do in my life. And you are 100% right about input addiction. I watch hours worth of motivational or knowledge related videos every day but do not try and recall anything. It is so exhausting and makes me guilty as I know I won’t be able to apply all of it. I need to choose the content that really matters to me and put effort in recalling them. God bless you with a long and healthy life sir for selflessly sharing your knowledge and experience❤
  • @gerrysecure5874
    I'm good at logic but have a miserable memory remembering unrelated facts like sequences of digits or names. In physics I didn't learn any formula, but during tests I could derive them from scratch. This from childhood where mobiles were 40 years in the future.
  • @neelimatarot
    Session is awesome...many things to learn from this session
  • @awesomecool3280
    Idk if i could do this fancy new hoha Attention Comprehension Recall Application