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How to remember names

Mind Palace, Power of Reading books, Timelapse of creating a StoryCard & many more...

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Nov 13, 2020
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Hey Guys,

How are you doing this festive week?

4 Things I thought worth sharing with y’all

1. Quick Story on this topic:

“Behind the Story” 👇

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2. What if we still don’t remember their name

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Prado 📚 "The Story Guy" @pradologue
Ever met someone and you can't recall their name, Do this: You: Hey, I didn't get your name? They: {first name} You: No, I mean your last name? They: {Last name} Now you know their first and their last name :) Pfff that was close haha
11:30 AM ∙ Oct 6, 2020
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And if you are scared to ask them directly… you can do the same with any of their friends

Asking others about someone is normal (In parties, Conferences, etc)

Remembering names is one of the things that everyone should learn and do

Gather a few facts, create a picture around them and now you’ll never forget the picture

This is how the “Mind Palace” work… I suggest reading Moonwalking with Einstein

Practice and create your own.


3) Few Interesting Things:

  • Carl Sagan on the Power of Reading Books

  • 62 documentaries that shaped the art of Documentary Filmmaking (Blog)

  • Picture of the week:-
    The Compound Effect

  • Question of the week: 

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If you can go back to 2010, what would you do differently?
3:16 PM ∙ Nov 10, 2020
  • Quick hack of the week:-

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    Prado 📚 "The Story Guy" @pradologue
    Life tip: Whenever someone asks you to guess their age, answer with a younger number If you are 35 and someone tells you that you look 30 years old They just made you feel 5 years younger
    4:20 AM ∙ Nov 10, 2020
  • Started Reading “ Astrophysics for People in Hurry” by Neil deGrasse Tyson


4. “I don't have to write it down, I'll remember it" - The biggest lie”

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Timelapse of how I create a StoryCard

2 and a half hours crunched into a 2.20 minutes video :)


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