cmhardw
Premium Member
Hi everyone,
I've come to a big realization lately, I want the technique I use to memorize my centers to be a stronger method rather than a faster method. Meaning I want to be able to remember it despite not rehearsing the information or thinking about it for almost the entire solve (I memorize these first and solve last).
I have been using the "linked lists" technique for these so far which is most definitely slower than using a journey, but is also very strong since the stories are very visual.
I had been debating journeys, but they don't seem to be as strong of a way to memorize to me when comapred to linked lists. Journeys feel faster but less well memorized for me. But maybe that is just because I am getting used to them still?
What is a good technique for memorizing well, and not necessarily extremely fast? Though I do still want this technique to be fairly quick at memorizing the centers.
Chris
I've come to a big realization lately, I want the technique I use to memorize my centers to be a stronger method rather than a faster method. Meaning I want to be able to remember it despite not rehearsing the information or thinking about it for almost the entire solve (I memorize these first and solve last).
I have been using the "linked lists" technique for these so far which is most definitely slower than using a journey, but is also very strong since the stories are very visual.
I had been debating journeys, but they don't seem to be as strong of a way to memorize to me when comapred to linked lists. Journeys feel faster but less well memorized for me. But maybe that is just because I am getting used to them still?
What is a good technique for memorizing well, and not necessarily extremely fast? Though I do still want this technique to be fairly quick at memorizing the centers.
Chris
