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How To Remember What You Read Without Taking Notes

41,601 views November 7, 2018 6:16

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By watching this video you will know how to remember what you read. Alot of you may be going through school or university thinking how to remember what you studied or how to remember books you read, but the problem is your reticular activation system is not focused on them.

What does this mean? Well, your brain doesn't recognize that what you are reading is important for your life. This is how your brain focuses out all the information you get in a day that just isn't important for you. There's no point it remembering pointless information so it forgets it.

But this leaves you asking the question how to remember things easily, or how to remember things for a long time. And the answer to that comes with being "bought in" to what you're learning.

When your brain recognises that what you are learning is important then it will remember everything, sucking it up like a sponge.

The video will reveal exactly how you can do that.

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Andrew Kirby published this 6:16 video tutorial on November 7, 2018. It has been watched 41,601 times on YouTube.

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November 7, 2018
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