Capturing and Creating Is What You're Doing

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On the left side, i want you to capture information, and on the right side, I want you to create information. And so what i want is a text book for you, an owner's annual for your brain to succeed. Now here's the thing and why this works. To explain the difference between pturing creating. You're taking notes on the left side. On the right side of the page, you're creating notes. Instead of doodling and having your attention go elsewhere outside of what you're learning, focus it on theright side. That's kind of the metaphorical creative brain, right?

What is the best way to take notes so that you can remember more?

Many of you have heard about the learning curve, but did you also know there’s a forgetting curve? Research shows that within 48 hours of encountering new information, most people forget up to 80% of what they read or heard. So, how can you change the way you learn to remember more in less time?

In today’s episode, I’m going to walk you through one of my favorite note-taking methods. This technique is not only easy to learn and simple to execute, it’s also a powerful tool to help you catch up, keep up, and get ahead in any area of your life.

We know that one of the most effective ways to learn something new is by being active and not passive, and taking notes is one strategy to help you with that. But not all note-taking methods are designed to enhance your memory. Listen in as I go into detail on one of the best ways to take notes so you can recall and apply new information faster and more effectively.

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