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How to Memorize Things Faster

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Med Zukhruf


If you are a student and want to memorize things faster in order to save some time then read ahead. There are many ways to train your brain to memorize and learn faster.

1. Workout Daily

Here the workout doesn't mean going to the gym, it only means exercising for mind clearance. When your mind will be clear, it will be able to store lots of stuff in it. If your brain is not working properly even you exercise then eat memory-boosting foods like; almonds, blueberries, dark chocolate, nuts, and fatty fish. 

2. Take Sufficient Sleep

When you sleep, your brain saves things that are important and removes the things that are not much important. And also when you will wake up the next morning, your brain will be fresh and ready to memorize. 

3. Write Down

Write down what you need to memorize over and over again. In that way, you are training your brain to store the things that are important. Write precisely and correctly. 

4. Do Relax

Relaxing means meditation, yoga, or whatever you do to relax your brain. This keeps your brain active and ready to absorb knowledge. 

5. Stay Away

Stay away from the messes, fights, or quarrels as these will fill your brain with revenge-taking and lots of hatred and there will be no space to save some study stuff. 

6. Be Happy

When you are happy and free of any stress, your brain learns and memorizes things faster. I am not talking about the excitement, it's simply the stress-free happy life. Believe it or not, this is the key to memorizing anything, anytime. 

HAPPY MEMORIZING! 

Thank you for reading this article. I hope it was helpful. Do share your suggestions in the comment section. 

Author: Zukhruf

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  1. bread&saltJanuary 7, 2021 at 6:44 PM

    Very nice and useful article. Thank you for sharing. Especially in my bedroom, there are only things that cover sleeping things (bed, pillow, blanket etc). No phone, No Laptop, No PC etc. My bedroom is my cave :) it is always a way from the digital things. I think i am on correct way! Am i ?

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    1. Med ZukhrufJanuary 8, 2021 at 3:00 PM

      Thank you for your interest. Yeah you are on right way. Staying away from digital things can also help to memorize things faster.

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