Every company, regardless of the industry, wants to see its revenue grow. Consistent growth is vital to stay ahead in the market and to provide resources for other aspects of the business. While all internal teams are essential in supporting an organization, the spotlight often shines brightest on sales. But sales isn’t just an all-in-one …
Placing PAOs and mindmaps in mental palaces
When I just learn mental palaces I found them extremely confusing. Where do I place all of my memory objects within? How can I use these large structures to remember everything I need? Once the structure is full, how do I add more to it? It took me years to find the right way for …
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KeyToStudy, KeytoVision and SmartOrFun: three blogs for three subjects
For more than a decade, keytostudy has been my only blog. Now, I am about to launch two separate product lines. Here is why. Autobiographical perspective When I started writing for the keytostudy blog, I was simply providing my advice to students that needed it. Later the most effective pieces of advice were formalized into …
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The war in Israel and our wellbeing
As you probably know, I live in Israel. If you do not live under a rock, you probably also know about the war in my country. I wanted to share some insights regarding resilience, productivity, and leadership. Normalization of “crazy” People often ask me to “stay safe”. I do not fully know what it means. …
Atomic memorizations: pros and cons
Most of the visualizations we use to remember things are atomic. By atomic I mean that you cannot divide the visualization without ruining it, and connections to other visualizations are not as strongs connections within the visualization. Such visualizations are not a part of a story, and require complex mental structures. Beginners almost never use …
Mastering the Art of Remote Work and Home Study: 13 Workspace Makeover Concepts
Working from home and home studying is becoming more common. Many remote workers and students may pick up a few modern home workspace ideas and create a dedicated area that helps them get inspired and stay focused rather than hauling a laptop between the couch or the kitchen table. A dedicated workspace is essential …
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Associative connections in mental landscapes
Our memory and thinking are deeply associative. Associations are critical for creativity. However, there is no clear recipe for creating associations. Instead, I suggest several options you can mix and match. If you want to improve your memory using special and new methods based on an ancient memory technique, you should take my memory masterclass. …
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Maximizing Your Chances: Tips for Crafting a Winning Small Business Grant Application
Applying for a grant can be the best way for any person, small business owners, professionals, or organizations to get extra funding for their initiatives. Finding the best funding options for eCommerce businesses might be daunting at first, however, it is no secret that there might be tough competition because of the limited money available. …
Ten of the most common speed reading mistakes
Speed reading is a technique that aims to increase reading speed without sacrificing comprehension. By utilizing specific strategies, readers can process and comprehend information at a much faster rate. Techniques such as skimming, scanning, and chunking text help readers identify key points and main ideas swiftly. Eliminating subvocalization, the habit of silently pronouncing words, …
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Long term memory manipulations
Most of the memorization methods work with long term memory for several hours or days. This is what we train working with memory palaces and mindmaps. Some of the exercises work with short-term and memory: remembering an image of a paragraph or a series of numbers for a few seconds, enough to grasp complex concepts …
