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Memory Palaces

A memory palace is an imaginary location where you can store mnemonic images in your mind.

You can turn any room into an imaginary place and place different objects in different areas to remind you of what needs to be done: e.g: Place a YouTube logo near your door to trigger your mind to write a script.

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