Olly Richards – Bulletproof Memory (Language Learning)

Sound familiar?

The good news is, you’re not alone.

Even better, there’s a solution!

What you need is a reliable blueprint for memorizing new vocabulary in the language you’re learning, in such a way that you never forget it, and always have it on the tip of your tongue in conversation. 

Is that too much to ask? 

Well, I don’t think so.

Of course, they don’t teach you this at school. And no-one ever showed me how my memory works… 

I had to figure it all out myself, one language at a time..

Language learning, for me, is much easier now than it was when I first got started, and that’s because I’ve worked hard to learn certain key skills, such as improving my memory.

As with all important things in life, the big lessons I learnt came from the toughest experiences.

For me, it was when I was living in Japan.

There were many things I found difficult about learning Japanese, but above all, it was a vocabulary problem… learning so many new, unfamiliar words seemed impossible!

At first, I thought it was a study problem. I thought if I just worked harder, I would grow my vocabulary faster.

But of course, I was wrong… 

I did study hard, but it never seemed to get any easier. I would learn more words, but then forget them again the next day. 

Conversations with native speakers never seemed to get any easier either, as the words I thought I’d learnt would always slip my mind at the crucial moment. 

After a couple of years of stagnation with Japanese, I was ready to give up, and I almost did, a few times. 

My breakthrough came when I decided to take responsibility for my memory, and not simply “leave it to chance” any more…

FACT #2: If you want to be able to recall words quickly in conversation, you need to learn how to practise recalling words. 

It’s totally logical when you think about it… It’s just that no-one teaches how to do it!

In fact, it’s worse than that…

The skills of memory and recall, as they relate to language learning, are completely ignored by virtually the entire language learning industry. 

It’s as if they said: 

If you can master these three simple principles, you can…

 

 

The result?

 

So, what are these three core principles?

Well, in order to teach these principles to others in an easy-to-understand way, I developed a specific technique that anyone can use and apply in their own language learning.

I called it the A.R.T. Technique…

I like to think of it as the “A.R.T. of memory” … get it?

The technique is simple and easy-to-understand, and you can use it immediately to start improving your memory, and make progress in your language learning .

While other memory methods might teach you memory techniques, you’re left on your own to apply it to your language learning. 

(After all, there’s a lot more to learning a language than just cramming a bunch of words!)

The A.R.T. Technique is an exciting new technique I’ve developed to teach you the three key principles of memory I mentioned before.

Bulletproof Memory is a self-study, multimedia course, which guides you through the process of mastering your memory.

The course is delivered over five modules, in which I’ll teach you the A.R.T. Technique, and show you how to apply it directly to your language learning.

Each module is made up of a series of short online classes, in which you’ll learn the A.R.T. technique step-by-step. You’ll also see exactly how I use it in my own language learning, and literally watch over my shoulder as I demonstrate the techniques. 

Let me explain how…

After each class, I set you very specific homework. The homework is designed to help you implement what you’ve just learned. In other words, you learn a new technique in the class, and immediately have you go off and put the technique into practise by memorizing new vocabulary yourself in the language you’re learning.

This way, you’re not just learning theory… You’re learning from experience – lots of experience! 

By making the course so practical, I help you discover your own memory and how it works.

You’ll probably find that some of the techniques you learn are more effective for you than others, 

You’ll also discover that some techniques work better in certain situations. For example, the technique you’ll learn in module 4 is something I’ve nicknamed “The Sledgehammer”. This is the memory technique I use when I need to be 100% sure I’ll remember something. It takes a little more work than others, but it never fails! 

The great thing is that because you’re doing, as well as learning, you’ll actually be growing your vocabulary during the course itself! 

In fact, you’ll likely finish the course having learnt 100s of new words you didn’t know before! (It’s like getting new vocabulary for free, as you learn!) 

To started, and enroll in Bulletproof Memory today, simply scroll down and click the “Enroll” button below!

Bulletproof Memory is for anyone who believes that enhanced memory skills would improve their language learning, and their life. 

But let’s be clear…

You will have to do the work! If you’re looking for a “quick fix”, or you’re not open to new ideas, please don’t enroll in this course.

However, if you’re excited by the idea of exponentially increasing your vocabulary in your target language, enjoy learning new things, and are willing to put in a modest amount of work to get lasting results, this course will be a great fit for you.

If you’re ready to get started, then all you have to do is click the “Enroll” button below, and that will take you to checkout, after which you get instant access to the course and can start right away!