Hi Miguel,

My To-Go on “How To Memory” is the first book I read on the subject. We’re going back over 40 years. I’ve read it a few time since then. Your question motivated me to part with a few bucks and put in on my Kindle to read on my next trip.

The Memory Book – https://amzn.to/4cPVii8

It got me through all of my rote learning classes in…Read more

Hi, Miguel,

Couple of quick things I’ve found useful:

1. Mneumonics — E.g. turning things into pictures or acronyms so easier to remember

2. Spaced Learning — Reviewing an hour later, day later, week later, month later, etc.

3. Not taking notes verbatim but putting into my own words

4. Mindmapping

5. Richard Feynman’s Learning Met…Read more

Hi Miguel:

One thing I have found to be very effective is to put anything I am learning into action. If you stop and take action on what you are learning it will stick in your mind better than if you just keep binge reading or watching. This includes taking notes on what you are reading or watching.

We have a post about Power Reading (from a…Read more

Great stuff above, from everyone.

I just want to reinforce what Virginia said: when reading ANYTHING about advice, strategy, tips, etc you want to instill into your internal “tool box”… it is critical that you actually PUT THAT STUFF INTO ACTION IMMEDIATELY. Put your books down, pause the video, whatever… and then make that call you need to…Read more

None that I know of specifically.

Couple of things to try:

1. See what the most successful people in that niche are doing. Sign up for their emails. Go through their funnel.

2. Check sites like infomarketingblog.com and swiped.io

Hope that helps.

Best,

David

Yeah, I totally agree with David, above. Find out what the best (as you consider them) are doing, and use that as a baseline. You can go in different directions with your own marketing, but it’s best to understand precisely HOW you’re being different than what the best have settled on. Remember that they’ve been in the game for a while, and may…Read more