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How Would You Like Me To Teach You How To Memorize A Text Book … Realistically?
You would?
First, do register for this:
Once you've got that sorted, buckle in.
I'm about to show you how to memorize a textbook in a way that may surprise you.
Why?
Because Most People Break Themselves In Half To Memorize Textbooks Verbatim!
It's not necessary.
There's a right way to memorize a textbook and there's a not-so-right-way.
So if you want to learn how to memorize a textbook the best possible way, then scroll up to the top and click play.
I'll tell you the specific kind of Memory Palace you need to build and how to approach textbooks (or any kind of book).
And yes, this technique works, no matter how little interest you have in the book. To help you further, here are 5 Ways To Get More Interested In Boring Topics You Have To Study.
And I'll make sure that your approach to memorizing long textbooks works like a charm every time.
And when all that is done …
The Surprising Truth About Memorizing A Textbook Will Leap Out At You…
… and you'll never read a textbook the same way again.
Why?
Because when you listen to this episode of the Magnetic Memory Method Podcast, you'll learn how to:
At the end of the day, it's not just about memorizing the textbook.
That Would Be An Utter Waste Of Time!
The real goal is to understand the books you read.
And more than understand them, you want to use the textbooks you place in memory to create new knowledge.
Look:
Teachers Want You To Take What You've Learned And Memorized From Textbooks And Radically Improve The World!
And the good news is that you can. You just need to know how.
And as you develop this new talent by listening to this Magnetic Memory Method episode about how to memorize a textbook, keep this in in mind:
In today's age, the ability to create knowledge is an asset.
And anyone can do it. Even people with dyslexia.
More than that, the ability to create new knowledge …
… Is The Most Important Asset In The World!
Employers do not want people who can repeat things from the top of their heads. Employers want true expertise, the kind of expertise that comes only from deliberate study and absorption of not just rules and procedures, but concepts, ideas and principles.
And that's what you'll get when you learn how to read a book properly first before you even think
Published on 11 years, 8 months ago
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