The Story Linking Method, or Ind Link Method, With the Periodic Table

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Garry: My nephew, my nephew is 11, i believe, in one day he, he spent the night with us. He was able to recite the first ten elements before he went home. A co worker of mine, as has a couple of children in a junior high in school. And so I taught him the first 10 elements as well. So that next simpler, kind of fun thing is memorizing my team's birthdays,. That's just a couple of examples. As it's from these kind of stories i feel like that they can thereto inspire.

One of the things our community talks about the most, is how to apply our methods in a wide variety of applications. Every day, the Kwik Brain team reads joy stories from students, clients, readers, and listeners telling us about the tactics and strategies that work best both personally and professionally.

Today’s episode is really special. It’s the first in a new set of unique episodes called Kwik Stories, where we will bring these comments and posts to life throughout the year. I’d like to welcome our first guest, Gary Farnam. Gary and I connected on social media when he shared how he applied one of our Kwik techniques learning Morse code.

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