Meet Daniel Kilov, a mental athlete, who holds the national record for memory in abstract images.
On episode 31 we have mental athlete Daniel Kilov joining us. He has been featured on TedX, written for the Mensa journal, TableAus and has performed in several Australian memory championships. Daniel holds the national record for memory in abstract images, and is a PhD-candidate at Australia National University.
Intro
05:38 Levels of Sophistication of Different Memory Techniques & Atomic Techniques Learned from Ancient Mnemonists
09:16 Encoding vs Storing Memories: Associations, Peg Systems, Memory Palaces, and more.
12:23 The Limitations of the Memory Palace for Complex Material and Medical Courses
16:21 Memory Techniques from Around the World & Expanding on Western Art of Memory
19:30 Drills, Exercises, and Mentorship to Prevent Memory Mistakes
21:52 Proper Mnemonic Stories Require Simplicity & Not Settling for Only Common Techniques
25:58 BEST SYNDICATED SERIES EVER!!!
27:31 Just 3 Wishes
Resources
- The Memory Code
- The Memory Craft
- The City of The Sun
- Peter of Ravenna “The Phoenix”
- Making communication memorable
- The Book of Memory
- How to Become a Chess Master
- The Relationship between Clinical Experience and Quality of Health Care
You can also find more of Daniel’s videos and resources at DanielKilov.com or contact him by email.
