Book · 2018 · Mnemonics
Remember it!
Remember it! by Nelson Dellis has been mentioned in 1 episode across 1 podcast (1 episode recommends it and 0 episodes discuss it), through . Most frequently brought up by Steve Levitt (1 episode) on People I (Mostly) Admire (1 episode).
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And it would be way too easy to ask you about getting better remembering faces if folks want that it's all in your books they should find them.
Steve Levitt · People I (Mostly) Admire · May 2021 Listen at 31:00 Why people recommend it
Remember it! by Nelson Dellis is a practical guide designed to help readers radically improve their cognitive abilities and master memory techniques. On an episode of People I (Mostly) Admire, host Steve Levitt spoke with the author and memory champion to explore methods for sharpening mental acuity. Levitt mentioned that he had previously been discouraged from trying complex techniques like the memory palace, but after reading the guest's book in preparation for the interview, he was inspired to give the method another try. Toward the conclusion of the conversation, Levitt enthusiastically directed his audience toward the publication, noting that anyone looking for reliable tips on remembering faces and retaining complex information can find all the necessary tools within its pages. The discussion emphasized that memory is not merely an innate trait but a skill that can be systematically trained and developed through dedicated practice and proven mnemonic strategies. By breaking down intimidating mental exercises into approachable, actionable steps, the book empowers everyday learners to unlock hidden cognitive potential, boost information retention, and transform the way they process and store daily experiences.
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Steve Levitt and it would be way too easy to ask you about getting better remembering faces if folks want that it's all… 1
“so I had been kind of discouraged from The Memory Palace but in preparation for this interview I was reading your book remember it and I said okay even though I failed on language I'm going to try it again”
“and it would be way too easy to ask you about getting better remembering faces if folks want that it's all in your books they should find them”
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“I want to learn how to remember things better and I feel incredibly lucky to have the chance to sit down with four-time USA memory Tournament champion Nelson Dallas who's authored the book's memory superpowers and remember it”