Why is pairing zero with Google's quantum computer a good peg? And what about pairing six with Master Mantis from the Kung Fu Panda franchise? Meaning is the key, and by creating a number list from 0 to 20, I’ll share some advice to help you build your own.

This is the second part of a series about the Pegword Method. Initially, I shared what the Pegword Method is and how to implement the rhyming system. Now I want to delve into the second out of four Pegword systems: the Meaning System.

There are four variations of the Pegword method: rhyming, meaning, alphabet, and look-alike. In this episode, I will share how I implemented the rhyming variation. As I build my number list to help reinforce my skill of memorizing the bible citations, I will also share some advice for making the Pegword method as efficient as possible.

In this episode, I want to show you how Leonardo DiCaprio, the DeLorean from “Back to the Future,” Emma Watson, and my aunt’s apartment helped me to memorize a list of plot points using the Memory Palace Method.

In this episode, I tell you how we can be introduced to mnemonics, specifically the Memory Palace Technique. I'm diving back into it, so I'll show you a practical step-by-step of how I'm doing it and how you can too.