Brad Zupp, a memory improvement expert, teaches how to supercharge memories to improve lives at work, school, and home. Brad Zupp is a motivational speaker, memory improvement expert, memory coach, and author of Mastering Memory: 75 Memory Hacks for Success in School, Work, and Life, The Hack-Proof Password System and Unlock Your Amazing Memory who shows people how to supercharge their memories to improve their lives at work, school, and home. He is also a record-setting memory athlete who participates in memory competitions worldwide. Today he joins us to apply mnemonic devices to medical and healthcare studies, covers recommended training resources, and more. 0:45 Intro 4:00 Practice Memory Training on a Daily Basis with Apps and Websites and How it Effects Your Life 7:43 How to Learn to Train Your Memory- Memory Palace and Association Practice for Medical School 9:50 Recommended Mnemonic Tools for Healthcare Students- Using the Picture-Connect-Review Technique to Bridge Your Knowledge and Memory 13:27 DON’T WALK With Your Memory, Learn to FLY! 17:46 How to Jump Start Your Memory While Attending Graduate/Medical School in 15-Minutes per Day & Using STOMP (Self-improvment, Training…and the OMP to be released in Mr. Zupp’s future book!) 22:02 Mastering Your Learning Abilities- We NEVER Stop Learning! 24:04 Self-assessment for When You’ve Hit a Plateau & Using Memory-advocating Study Groups 28:02 Mind Maps for Medical School and Healthcare Education (Scheduling, Planning, Organizing Materials) & Avoiding Mind Map Software 30:23 Why We Don’t Implement Memory Techniques & Gaining Knowledge vs Implementing Training 34:00 Just Three Wishes Recommended Resources The Memory League The E-Myth Revisited For personal contact, you can reach Brad via his Email, Twitter, Facebook, or LinkedIn accounts. You can find all of his resources at BradZupp.com and review his presentations for young students. You can download his FREE ebook: Tips to Help Your Child Improve Focus and Remember Better and 10 Ways to Supercharge Your Memory.