Did this help you understand how to memorize fast? If you need more help, learn how to speed learn a memory course next: ruclips.net/video/8p_IgGzEnBU/видео.html
I competed in Canada in a special match for charity (the only conditions under which I compete). Full story here: www.magneticmemorymethod.com/dave-farrow/
Hi, Anthony. Your channel is the hidden gem when it comes to memory training. I just want to share my experiences in using memory palaces. As of writing, I'm mentally exhausted in training my memory. I've been memorising series of legal maxims and paragraphs to help me pass Law school and, hopefully someday soon, the BAR. The training is difficult. Very difficult. But I know I'll come back to this comment someday having accomplished my dream. Your channel keeps on giving me new ideas to utilize the memory palace. The little community we have in this channel gives me comfort and encouragement to keep on training and training. Please keep on doing what you always do. May God bless you always. Thank you.
Thanks for your kind and encouraging words. More videos coming soon and surely more community too. Thanks for being part of the adventure into memory! 🙏
Thanks for asking about this, Aaron. Got you covered right here: ruclips.net/video/44TYBz1c75Q/видео.html Let me know if you have any lingering questions about setting memory goals after you go through it. :-)
It was wonderfully helpful to hear that speed and ease comes from preparation, rather than from doing something on the spot. I’ve been spending my vacation filling up a memory journal with structure and prep from your prismatic constellation of suggestions. Somehow I think I needed the permission to take the time. 🙃
Yes, so true and I hope Anthony sees this message too. My life long pursuit of learning how to learn and many successes leads me to extreme impatiece with anything unnecessarily slow but im also the guy who will put in the work consitently and intensely until successful In recent weeks I've been grappling with the need to prepare vs the concern that I might be avoiding getting on with tbe real work of my current learning project. As an egregious autodidact & incorrgible iconoclast I never expect anyone to resolve such issues for me but Anthony's advice is precisely the information needed to weigh the decisions on training focus & next steps. Thanks brother, really thank you for all the work you do & for sharing so much of high value so openly.
Excellent Anthony, it may sound silly, you may have said it to me already, but this video explains it the way I was looking for and it provides a clearer path for me. Thank you very much...
Nice Video im still not fast creating images but i im faster than at the beginning and sometimes some lines are really easy to memorize and others arent. I really like the broccoli „technique“ i will definetly try it out!
Thanks for this. I find this too - somethings are always easier than others. I don't think that changes. What kind change is the "mental toughness" that moves through the thoughts about some things being harder than others. And that makes all the difference in the world. Continuing to use the techniques and take on the challenges is key. Let's keep moving forward! :-)
Dr Metivier thank you for highlighting the relevance and importance of the memory tradition in this digital age. This video has given me more ideas for increasing my speed in association. Thanks as always :-)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM The association of more words for each alphabet letter as well as sub alphabet ab, ac, ad etc. I find when you highlight these additional associations my creativity appears to get quicker at linking with my existing systems. As Marty says you're the doc, Doc ;-)
That is good to know and will fuel some of the updates I am planning for the MMM Masterclass. When you say "creativity," does that mean you feel like you are "creating"? I ask because I find that I get a lot faster by not creating anything, but rather making sure that there are preexisting associations in place. In this sense, I would call creativity something more like playing "Mental Lego" with preexisting elements. It doesn't have to feel that way for anyone else, but I'm always curious to hear other perspectives. :-)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I think it's more like a problem solving scenario, what you suggest triggers moments of insight into applying the knowledge and techniques to myself. :-)
That is a cool perspective - in many ways that is exactly what mnemonics are: Problem solvers. Solving the problem of unnecessary forgetfulness is my passion. Thanks as ever for being part of what makes it possible! :-)
Thanks for asking about this, Clement. This point is covered in detail in the free memory training course on my site. Have you completed it thoroughly? As I mention in this video, the path to memorizing quickly is to be found in mastering the fundamentals. :-)
wow, this is one of the best ones I've seeb from you! I love the steps you laid out to master memory and I love how you talked about associations and making it so clear. It's almost impossible not to start practicing now you've shown these steps this clear. Thank you very much!
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Well I am going to study and I want to be the best student with the highest grade. I want to be able to remember all this stuff so maybe I can become a great scientist. Also, for social reasons I figured it would be really useful to remember everyones names and to remember something about them. I feel a little lonely sometimes and I feel that making good friends is essential into becoming a great scientist. I would also like to have a hobby of doing memory competitions. Then I could have something interesting to talk about and an impressive and really usefull skill to show and teach
Very interesting. I'm partial because I wrote my dissertation on friendship, but I think you're right. There is something essential and necessary about it in good science. Friendship itself is often best when conducted scientifically. Memory competition is super-interesting. Enjoy the journey - and the friends you'll make at them too. :-)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM friendship conducted scientifically, that sounds very interesting, what would that look like? I figured that I should think about traits that I want and not want in friends and then actively look for persons who most fit the description and could help me best to improve myself by supporting and challenging me. But what do you mean?
Thanks for your question on this. You are on the right track when it comes to thinking about traits in friends. Friendship is a huge topic and will be covered in my next book because my thoughts on it have shifted slightly since I wrote my dissertation. In the meantime, I would suggest reading Aristotle's Nichomachean Ethics, especially the chapters on friendship. If you'd to dialog seriously about it, please post back here with what you thought about it... and I'll see in the meantime if we can find time to make a video about it. To date the channel is still mostly about memory and/or memory related to meditation. But if I can squeeze something in, I will. :-)
Cool! I think Memory Castle is a term more common in mid and Eastern Canada... at least, I haven't heard it used anywhere else. I was able to meet Dr. Peterson once - his ideas about memory are very compelling and grounded in good science. Have you read Maps of Meaning? :-)
I do suggest reading at least the first half of Maps of Meaning. It's got very powerful things to say about memory, and leading an optimized life based upon it.
So glad you’re going through the book. Any of the exercises so far lead to any revelations? Here I am working on the post-SMARTER book while waiting for editing on SMARTER. It’s probably going to have even more exercises I think you’ll find interesting. In all cases, it’s a lot of ebb and flow... as usual. How’s French going? 🙏
Great Vid!Do you use the memory palace just as a medium that carries specific information for a certain amount of time(Till it gets into your memory longterm)or do you use them as a sort of placeholder for those specific and !fixed! informations?Thanks for your reply!
The answer is both. But the best thing is the third option, which is to use the Memory Palace technique to get the information into long term memory so you don't need the placeholder anymore.
I usually recommend that people improve reading comprehension first. What does it matter how fast you read if you don't understand or remember? Here's a bit more on that for you: ruclips.net/video/anRi9lhlfvs/видео.html If I do something on the reading speed, what's important to you about it? What have you already done that go you results that intrigued you?
Hello, im a medical student and i have a tough subject to pass. I revised it for a month and consist of 500 pages. I tried to memorize it and since time is limited, i tried to do 150 -200pages per day and i understand and remember it for 1 day and next day i forget most of it😢. I need to remember extreme details, i super tired now after doing revision everyday for more than 10hrs and still im not able to retain all the information. Sometimes when im learning, there is too much that after more than 6hrs my brain unable to comprehend like its blank like when i reading a sentence ,it just doesn't register like after a certain amount of time and info my short/medium term memory just feel like its already saturated/dead but i know😅 that brain doesn't have these limit nor pain receptors. Help me, i need to learn something in 2 days.
Thanks for your question about this. The answer is in this video, so I would suggest this: 1) Watch the video again 2) Take notes 3) Follow the suggestions 4) Apply them to how you study for your exams What are your exams on? When do they take place? :-)
A long time ago I used only the memory palace, not as elaborated as in this video, a crude version, today I forgot everything, but I got 10 on the test, if you want only points a simple memory palace and probably of themes that your teacher will ask you, will work wonders, if you want something in the long term memory you will need to work more
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM my day job related stuffs,books..........And also,making Memory Palaces! I don't know why,but I'm kind of addicted to Memory Palace! I love creating MP one after another :D
hello, Anthony, love your video; I have a question: I have a table for 00-99 mnemonic imageries, both digital and index card, do I have to memorise them in advance or I'll eventually get used to it during the practice
Thanks for this question. You can technically do it both ways, but when it's built from the Major correctly, it should almost entirely memorize itself. How did you create yours?
There’s a website for major system word list, I go through each number one at a time. Then I choose the word that is as memorable to me, and suitable for using Memory palace.
Most likely, but I don't know enough about what you did to say. You can always upgrade to a Major-based version later if you're not getting the results you want.
Hi, Anthony! You know, you have very valuable info, but certainly out there, still we are trying to connect some concepts, techniques, picturing, encouraginge yourself, and so forth...But so far, no good results, because there aren't good real examples, neither crystal clear and easy to memorize many steps on the videos. It is still too much info to take in. Anyway, thank you for your effort!!!
Thanks for your feedback. Have you taken the free course on my site and put all of the steps into action? The whole point of the MMM is to remove the need for examples because they have been proven time and again not to help people. Learn the fundamentals, put them into action, and you will never feel like there is "too much info" again. :-)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Precisely, that is my point, that you can have the rules, steps and even like this, don't know how to put it into actions, because it is not that simple for some. You know, i've been looking for others guys, Ace, in memory (Jim Kwik, Ron White, some memory athletes), and all of them maybe see from their perspective, own skill and experience and not from the common person with problems, even, for reading a couple of lines. For instance, Jim Kwik great 'quotes' and good course of reading, and some memory techniques. I understand some concepts, but such as a great memory and being able to remember and do great things with info, not so. I can do simple memory palaces, asociations, visualization (barely) and remember a few lines of text, but that's all What I mean is that, it doesn't impact the way they try others to see it. Thank you anyway, I appreciate your time :).
Thanks for your follow-up. I don't understand your answer, however. It's either "yes," you've gone through the program and followed the steps or "no." I could be wrong, but given the vast volumes of assignments I receive from students every week, there's nothing particularly complex to understand about the training. All of which is to say, I don't understand your point or what is "precise" about it. We need a direct and clear answer about what specifically in the free course you did not understand - and a confirmation with a clear "yes" or "no" regarding whether or not you've signed up for it and/or completed it. Otherwise, I'm afraid I don't know how to help you. As for some of the others you've mentioned, I've seen them give information talks, but none of them seemed memorized. This TEDx from me is memorized: ruclips.net/video/kvtYjdriSpM/видео.html If you complete the free course in earnest by following the steps (not trying to understand them), you should be able to do this, though you may need to follow up with this additional tutorial: ruclips.net/video/gBvKFI7AlLE/видео.html Don't give up and do consider answering questions directly. You might be surprised by how much progress is possible when you do.
Doc I have read something in the memory forums, some people make 5 stations from 1 table, they use every side of the table as a station, but I don't know how it works, is it efficient ?
Great question. Ideally, it would be best to ask those who advocate the technique, but it's easy to see how it can work and I've done similar things. It's not about is it efficient for me or those people on the forum. It's about are you going to create efficient memory systems for yourself. That's where things get interesting. :-)
Did this help you understand how to memorize fast? If you need more help, learn how to speed learn a memory course next: ruclips.net/video/8p_IgGzEnBU/видео.html
Not to bother you or anything. Can you make a chronological logical order playlist for memory palace? The course is awesome by the way! 😀
Thanks for asking about this.
If you go to the channel homepage, you can order all the videos chronologically or by playlist. :-)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM manual work got you. Much appreciated.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM have you went to memory championship and compete? What place were you in?
I competed in Canada in a special match for charity (the only conditions under which I compete). Full story here:
www.magneticmemorymethod.com/dave-farrow/
Hi, Anthony. Your channel is the hidden gem when it comes to memory training.
I just want to share my experiences in using memory palaces. As of writing, I'm mentally exhausted in training my memory. I've been memorising series of legal maxims and paragraphs to help me pass Law school and, hopefully someday soon, the BAR.
The training is difficult. Very difficult. But I know I'll come back to this comment someday having accomplished my dream.
Your channel keeps on giving me new ideas to utilize the memory palace. The little community we have in this channel gives me comfort and encouragement to keep on training and training.
Please keep on doing what you always do. May God bless you always. Thank you.
Thanks for your kind and encouraging words. More videos coming soon and surely more community too. Thanks for being part of the adventure into memory! 🙏
Hey I’d love a video expanding on the last minute of this video: memory goal setting and prioritization of what to remember
Thanks for asking about this, Aaron. Got you covered right here:
ruclips.net/video/44TYBz1c75Q/видео.html
Let me know if you have any lingering questions about setting memory goals after you go through it. :-)
It was wonderfully helpful to hear that speed and ease comes from preparation, rather than from doing something on the spot.
I’ve been spending my vacation filling up a memory journal with structure and prep from your prismatic constellation of suggestions.
Somehow I think I needed the permission to take the time.
🙃
Glad it was helpful! Preparation is indeed so important. When prep meets opportunity, there is no ceiling.
Yes, so true and I hope Anthony sees this message too.
My life long pursuit of learning how to learn and many successes leads me to extreme impatiece with anything unnecessarily slow but im also the guy who will put in the work consitently and intensely until successful
In recent weeks I've been grappling with the need to prepare vs the concern that I might be avoiding getting on with tbe real work of my current learning project.
As an egregious autodidact & incorrgible iconoclast I never expect anyone to resolve such issues for me but Anthony's advice is precisely the information needed to weigh the decisions on training focus & next steps.
Thanks brother, really thank you for all the work you do & for sharing so much of high value so openly.
Exactly what I needed.🎉 Thank you, I've already started doing some of the suggested tips.
Glad it helped! 🙏
Excellent Anthony, it may sound silly, you may have said it to me already, but this video explains it the way I was looking for and it provides a clearer path for me. Thank you very much...
That's great news. Happy reading! :-)
I watch every Video Of Yours... Thank You ! For All the hardwork...
Glad you go through them and thanks for taking a moment to let me know. Anything you're learning and memorizing at the moment? :-)
Great Info Anthony. thank you for all you do to help others. thumbs up for Anthony Metivier
My pleasure and much appreciated. Thanks for taking a moment to say so. :-)
Nice Video im still not fast creating images but i im faster than at the beginning and sometimes some lines are really easy to memorize and others arent. I really like the broccoli „technique“ i will definetly try it out!
Thanks for this.
I find this too - somethings are always easier than others. I don't think that changes.
What kind change is the "mental toughness" that moves through the thoughts about some things being harder than others. And that makes all the difference in the world. Continuing to use the techniques and take on the challenges is key. Let's keep moving forward! :-)
Dr Metivier thank you for highlighting the relevance and importance of the memory tradition in this digital age. This video has given me more ideas for increasing my speed in association. Thanks as always :-)
I'm so glad you found this useful for increasing association speed. May I ask what the biggest idea was that you found useful? :-)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM The association of more words for each alphabet letter as well as sub alphabet ab, ac, ad etc. I find when you highlight these additional associations my creativity appears to get quicker at linking with my existing systems. As Marty says you're the doc, Doc ;-)
That is good to know and will fuel some of the updates I am planning for the MMM Masterclass.
When you say "creativity," does that mean you feel like you are "creating"?
I ask because I find that I get a lot faster by not creating anything, but rather making sure that there are preexisting associations in place. In this sense, I would call creativity something more like playing "Mental Lego" with preexisting elements.
It doesn't have to feel that way for anyone else, but I'm always curious to hear other perspectives. :-)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I think it's more like a problem solving scenario, what you suggest triggers moments of insight into applying the knowledge and techniques to myself. :-)
That is a cool perspective - in many ways that is exactly what mnemonics are: Problem solvers. Solving the problem of unnecessary forgetfulness is my passion. Thanks as ever for being part of what makes it possible! :-)
Love the video Dr mitivier can you please explain to me more about having a memory palace for each letter of the alphabet
Thanks for asking about this, Clement.
This point is covered in detail in the free memory training course on my site. Have you completed it thoroughly?
As I mention in this video, the path to memorizing quickly is to be found in mastering the fundamentals. :-)
Truth! Keep it coming!
Will do!
Great video!
Thanks for checking it out! 🙏
wow, this is one of the best ones I've seeb from you!
I love the steps you laid out to master memory and I love how you talked about associations and making it so clear. It's almost impossible not to start practicing now you've shown these steps this clear.
Thank you very much!
So glad you found it useful!
What will you practice memorizing? 💪
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM
Well
I am going to study and I want to be the best student with the highest grade. I want to be able to remember all this stuff so maybe I can become a great scientist.
Also, for social reasons I figured it would be really useful to remember everyones names and to remember something about them. I feel a little lonely sometimes and I feel that making good friends is essential into becoming a great scientist.
I would also like to have a hobby of doing memory competitions. Then I could have something interesting to talk about and an impressive and really usefull skill to show and teach
Very interesting.
I'm partial because I wrote my dissertation on friendship, but I think you're right. There is something essential and necessary about it in good science. Friendship itself is often best when conducted scientifically.
Memory competition is super-interesting. Enjoy the journey - and the friends you'll make at them too. :-)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM friendship conducted scientifically, that sounds very interesting, what would that look like?
I figured that I should think about traits that I want and not want in friends and then actively look for persons who most fit the description and could help me best to improve myself by supporting and challenging me.
But what do you mean?
Thanks for your question on this.
You are on the right track when it comes to thinking about traits in friends.
Friendship is a huge topic and will be covered in my next book because my thoughts on it have shifted slightly since I wrote my dissertation.
In the meantime, I would suggest reading Aristotle's Nichomachean Ethics, especially the chapters on friendship.
If you'd to dialog seriously about it, please post back here with what you thought about it... and I'll see in the meantime if we can find time to make a video about it. To date the channel is still mostly about memory and/or memory related to meditation. But if I can squeeze something in, I will. :-)
Watching ur video after a long time, but still crazy about this like before😍😍😍😍😍
Thank you so much 😀 Please keep watching - and above all, keep using the techniques.
What was the last thing you memorized? :-)
Those tips work very well.
I saw a video of Jordan Peterson talking about ‘memory castle’ (MPs).
Cool!
I think Memory Castle is a term more common in mid and Eastern Canada... at least, I haven't heard it used anywhere else.
I was able to meet Dr. Peterson once - his ideas about memory are very compelling and grounded in good science. Have you read Maps of Meaning? :-)
Anthony Metivier I read 12 Rules For Life, but Maps of Meaning not yet.
I do suggest reading at least the first half of Maps of Meaning. It's got very powerful things to say about memory, and leading an optimized life based upon it.
Anthony Metivier I will do it 📖
Excellent! I look forward to your thoughts on it. :-)
Fabulous...I am going through your book again exercise by exercise.
So glad you’re going through the book. Any of the exercises so far lead to any revelations?
Here I am working on the post-SMARTER book while waiting for editing on SMARTER. It’s probably going to have even more exercises I think you’ll find interesting. In all cases, it’s a lot of ebb and flow... as usual.
How’s French going? 🙏
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM The only revelation I have is one has to practice lol...French is okay...could be better but that's why I am rereading the book.
Enjoy the journey!
(I have a feeling the path is where "better" is found. :-) )
Great Vid!Do you use the memory palace just as a medium that carries specific information for a certain amount of time(Till it gets into your memory longterm)or do you use them as a sort of placeholder for those specific and !fixed! informations?Thanks for your reply!
The answer is both.
But the best thing is the third option, which is to use the Memory Palace technique to get the information into long term memory so you don't need the placeholder anymore.
Greetings, Anthony! Do you have any tips to improve reading speed?
I usually recommend that people improve reading comprehension first. What does it matter how fast you read if you don't understand or remember?
Here's a bit more on that for you:
ruclips.net/video/anRi9lhlfvs/видео.html
If I do something on the reading speed, what's important to you about it? What have you already done that go you results that intrigued you?
Very helpful !!!!!
Thanks
Looking forward to becoming a "speed demon"
You can do it! We look forward to your progress updates along the way! :-)
Hello, im a medical student and i have a tough subject to pass. I revised it for a month and consist of 500 pages. I tried to memorize it and since time is limited, i tried to do 150 -200pages per day and i understand and remember it for 1 day and next day i forget most of it😢. I need to remember extreme details, i super tired now after doing revision everyday for more than 10hrs and still im not able to retain all the information. Sometimes when im learning, there is too much that after more than 6hrs my brain unable to comprehend like its blank like when i reading a sentence ,it just doesn't register like after a certain amount of time and info my short/medium term memory just feel like its already saturated/dead but i know😅 that brain doesn't have these limit nor pain receptors. Help me, i need to learn something in 2 days.
Happy to help. Please reach out via my contact form on the Magnetic Memory Method site.
This is absolutely epic
🙏
Hi Anthony
How can I remember all things for my next exams?
Thanks for your question about this.
The answer is in this video, so I would suggest this:
1) Watch the video again
2) Take notes
3) Follow the suggestions
4) Apply them to how you study for your exams
What are your exams on? When do they take place? :-)
My exams are on science, maths and social science and I need to remember my whole syllabus to get 100 percentage in all
They are going to take place in november
Great - then you have lots of time to focus on the fundamentals and truly learn how to memorize fast.
Are you up for that?
A long time ago I used only the memory palace, not as elaborated as in this video, a crude version, today I forgot everything, but I got 10 on the test, if you want only points a simple memory palace and probably of themes that your teacher will ask you, will work wonders, if you want something in the long term memory you will need to work more
Very helpful content in the video......
Thanks for checking it out! What are you memorizing lately? 💪
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM my day job related stuffs,books..........And also,making Memory Palaces! I don't know why,but I'm kind of addicted to Memory Palace! I love creating MP one after another :D
Awesome - keep creating and using them! 🚀🚀🚀
Great vid bro.
Thanks, brother. Are you memorizing anything new lately?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM yup, preparing for a exam.
Great - exams are so fun when memory is solid. Have fun!
hello, Anthony, love your video; I have a question: I have a table for 00-99 mnemonic imageries, both digital and index card, do I have to memorise them in advance or I'll eventually get used to it during the practice
Thanks for this question.
You can technically do it both ways, but when it's built from the Major correctly, it should almost entirely memorize itself.
How did you create yours?
There’s a website for major system word list, I go through each number one at a time. Then I choose the word that is as memorable to me, and suitable for using Memory palace.
Well, that’s one way of doing it. If you want to explore others, a Major-based is probably going to be faster and more permanent.
so major system itself is faster than what I did?
Most likely, but I don't know enough about what you did to say. You can always upgrade to a Major-based version later if you're not getting the results you want.
effective processes thats what you gonna use ,i think this is the road to wisdom
[effective = فعال faeaal ]
Indeed - we are all on the road to wisdom together!
Hi, Anthony!
You know, you have very valuable info, but certainly out there, still we are trying to connect some concepts, techniques, picturing, encouraginge yourself, and so forth...But so far, no good results, because there aren't good real examples, neither crystal clear and easy to memorize many steps on the videos. It is still too much info to take in.
Anyway, thank you for your effort!!!
Thanks for your feedback.
Have you taken the free course on my site and put all of the steps into action?
The whole point of the MMM is to remove the need for examples because they have been proven time and again not to help people.
Learn the fundamentals, put them into action, and you will never feel like there is "too much info" again. :-)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Precisely, that is my point, that you can have the rules, steps and even like this, don't know how to put it into actions, because it is not that simple for some. You know, i've been looking for others guys, Ace, in memory (Jim Kwik, Ron White, some memory athletes), and all of them maybe see from their perspective, own skill and experience and not from the common person with problems, even, for reading a couple of lines. For instance, Jim Kwik great 'quotes' and good course of reading, and some memory techniques. I understand some concepts, but such as a great memory and being able to remember and do great things with info, not so. I can do simple memory palaces, asociations, visualization (barely) and remember a few lines of text, but that's all
What I mean is that, it doesn't impact the way they try others to see it.
Thank you anyway, I appreciate your time :).
Thanks for your follow-up.
I don't understand your answer, however. It's either "yes," you've gone through the program and followed the steps or "no."
I could be wrong, but given the vast volumes of assignments I receive from students every week, there's nothing particularly complex to understand about the training.
All of which is to say, I don't understand your point or what is "precise" about it. We need a direct and clear answer about what specifically in the free course you did not understand - and a confirmation with a clear "yes" or "no" regarding whether or not you've signed up for it and/or completed it.
Otherwise, I'm afraid I don't know how to help you.
As for some of the others you've mentioned, I've seen them give information talks, but none of them seemed memorized. This TEDx from me is memorized:
ruclips.net/video/kvtYjdriSpM/видео.html
If you complete the free course in earnest by following the steps (not trying to understand them), you should be able to do this, though you may need to follow up with this additional tutorial:
ruclips.net/video/gBvKFI7AlLE/видео.html
Don't give up and do consider answering questions directly. You might be surprised by how much progress is possible when you do.
Doc I have read something in the memory forums, some people make 5 stations from 1 table, they use every side of the table as a station, but I don't know how it works, is it efficient ?
Great question.
Ideally, it would be best to ask those who advocate the technique, but it's easy to see how it can work and I've done similar things.
It's not about is it efficient for me or those people on the forum. It's about are you going to create efficient memory systems for yourself. That's where things get interesting. :-)