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Pay Attention Yes, this is actually a step. To help memorize 10,000 digits of pi, Dellis says he would tell himself the mantra, “I want to memorize this, I want to memorize this.” If it helped him, it will probably help you 4/ — PolitiTweet.org

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Create a “Memory Palace” Place those images around your house. This is called the memory palace, and it’s particularly useful for remembering the order of certain elements. The technique helps to bring in more parts of the brain that are usually dedicated to other senses 3/ — PolitiTweet.org

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Break Things Up With very large numbers like pi or a long sequence of cards, it helps to break things into segments. Dellis turned each five-digit chunk of pi into an image that he could remember. For example: One chunk was represented by Sam Neill wearing an Iron Man suit 5/ — PolitiTweet.org

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