How To Memorize Numbers With Letters

Would you like to know how to memorize numbers with letters?

First, it helps to have an overview of memory techniques, so please register for my FREE Triple Your Memory webinar by clicking here now:

magneticmemorymethod.com/3x

It also helps to know some of the history and evolution of the major system for memorizing numbers. Here's some info about that:

blog.artofmemory.com/history-of-the-major-syste…

One of the key figures to learn about is Aimé Paris:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aim%C3%A9_Paris

artofmemory.com/wiki/Aim%C3%A9_Paris

And if you’d like to read Major Beniowski on the matter, check out his book, The Anti-Absurd or Phrenototypic Pronouncing and Orthographical Dictionary:

archive.org/details/antiabsurdorphr01benigoog

With all these resources in tow, please understand that the ability to remember numbers is a very important skill.

The question "how many numbers can a person remember" isn't nearly as important as how many numbers you can remember.

I hope you enjoy this new playlist that will help you get good at remembering numbers. Here's the link to number memory playlist here on YouTube:

youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkZ2FGJhR5R8ZVHgKFRU…

In sum, if you want to know how to remember phone numbers, credit card numbers or even just know why some people remember numbers better than others, this is the channel for you.

We'll also be talking about how to remember numbers with Memory Palace networks, which is one of the most exciting applications - and is covered in this video you're watching now.


Make sure you subscribe as we build our way to a Major Memory System of 1-100, or better said, 00-99... and beyond!

Enjoy and talk soon!

Sincerely,

Anthony Metivier
magneticmemorymethod.com

P.S. This technique is also sometimes called "the Major Method." Here's a written version of this training for further study:

magneticmemorymethod.com/major-method/