Editor's Note | Photoreading, KAI, and Transformation: A Powerful Tool for Beginning Transformation
Prologue | The Art of Memory: A Life-Changing Advantage

PART 01 Basic Principles of Memory and Study

01 The most important thing to improve your memory - clarify the purpose of remembering.
02 The Real Reason Why You Need Motivation to Work - You'll only do well if it's something you enjoy.
03 Pleasure Changes My Behavior and Results - Pleasure is the Driving Force That Activates the Brain
04 Curiosity and excitement are essential for studying!? - Interest and excitement are the prerequisites for memory.
05 Memory retention methods based on brain science - The brain pays attention to repeated information.
06 Utilizing the subconscious mind improves memory - The subconscious mind is an infinite memory storage.
07 Four Steps to Determining Memory Quality - The Level of Memorization Should Vary Depending on the Purpose
08 Memory-Efficient 15-Minute Study Method - Stop Studying Before Your Brain Gets Tired
09 Memorization is better when you use your body - A memorization technique that uses sight, hearing, and body sensations.
10 Associative Memory Techniques That Make Memorization Much Easier - Incorporate Memory Cue into Memorized Items
11. How to Retrieve Memories Instantly - Create a Memory Hook with Connecting Clues
The more you memorize, the more you forget - just remembering the key words is enough.
13. To quickly memorize important content - Imprint 'This is important!' on your brain.
14. Setting a deadline makes your brain more active - A study method that maximizes brain efficiency.
15 If you think you can't memorize something, it will be harder to memorize it - anxiety is a big negative for the brain.
Memory Column | Creative Relaxation: Boosting Concentration

PART 02 Reading a book that you remember 10 times better than before

16. There are books that are memorable - books that make a weak first impression are difficult to remember.
17. Clearly define your purpose for reading - A clear purpose helps your brain.
18 In any case, memorization is based on repetition - the more you read, the stronger your memory becomes.
19 Reasons why you don't memorize things even if you increase the number of times you memorize them - Without enjoyment, your memory declines.
20 Previewing the table of contents improves memory efficiency - the table of contents condenses the book's key information.
21. Reading requires prior preparation - Planning your reading increases reading efficiency.
22 To remember the main points of a book clearly - Create questions in advance about what you will get from the book.
23. Reading with empathy makes it stick in your memory longer - Memories linked to emotions are easier to fix.
24 To easily recall the contents of the book later - Make it a habit to remember keywords and key sentences.
25 Colored Pens: Up to 2 colors are good for memorization - 3 or more colors can confuse the brain.
26 There is a separate way to mark well - Marking is limited to words and less than 10% of the total.
27 Reasons Why Memorizing with Diagrams and Illustrations Is Good - Illustrations Strengthen Memory
28. 15-Minute Reading Technique to Get the Whole Story in a Short Time - Skim Books in Unfamiliar Subjects
29 It's okay to skip over parts you don't understand - you don't have to understand everything at once.
30 Reading Techniques for Strengthening Debate and Persuasion - Read with a Subjective Opinion
31 How to Record and Memorize Key Content - Auditory and Somatosensory Activate the Brain
32 When you need to memorize perfectly, restore it to a blank sheet of paper - check your memorization status by restoring it to a blank sheet of paper.
33. If you are conscious of teaching, you will remember better - Tips to help your brain better accept memorization
34 How to remember what you've memorized more clearly - Explain what you've memorized to someone else for 3 minutes.
Memory Column | 3 Nutrients That Help You Study

PART 03 The Secret to Doing Better on Tests While Studying the Same Hours

35 Things to do before studying - Identifying the entrance and exit points for studying
A Study Roadmap That Doesn't Waste 36 Hours - A Disrupted Schedule Can Lower Your Study Confidence
37 How to Increase Your Pass Rate Even While Studying the Same - Remember the Benefits of Being a Brain Pleasure
38 The difference between knowing and memorizing - Knowing = understanding, memorizing = being able to reproduce
39 Visual Dominance Study Method and Auditory Dominance Study Method - Visual uses images, auditory uses sounds.
How to easily memorize 40 numbers - Memorizing them with wordplay and rhythm will help you remember them longer.
How to Memorize 41 English Words Quickly - 3 Tips for Memorizing Exam Vocabulary
42 Two Ways to Read an Introductory Text: Reading Through and Reading Through - An introductory text should be easy, above all else.
43 The most effective review time for memory - 10% of total study time is appropriate for review.
44 Divide professional books into three stages of reading - Make clear the purpose of each stage of reading.
45. Familiarity with the textbook will improve your grades - Decorate it with your own colors and review it often.
46 You can study without sitting at your desk - memorize key words during spare time.
Focus on reviewing starting a week before the exam - The idea that "studying = unconditional input" is wrong.
48 Reasons why you should sleep 6 to 7 and a half hours - Time needed for your body to rest + your brain to organize memories
49. The best time to study - watch it before going to bed, and watch it again the next morning.
50 When You Have to Memorize a Subject You Hate - Create a Study Environment That's Even a Little More Fun
51 Positive Statements to Boost Focus - Creating Affirmations to Strengthen Memory
Memory Column | People who can't organize things also have weak memories!?

PART 04: A Miraculous Way to Obtain Information: Photo Reading

52 Reading a book in an hour, Photo Reading - Seeing the pages at a glance as if taking a picture
53 Easy Steps to Photo Reading - Let Your Subconscious Read and Your Conscious Mind Understand
54 How to Read a Book with Photofocus - Seeing Blurry Images Without Focusing Your Eyes
55 Check if the photo focus is correct - if it overlaps because it is out of focus, it is OK
56 Photoreading: Rethinking Book Reading - An Information Processing Method Applicable to All Learning
Memory Column | Tips for Quickly Entering Focus Mode

PART 05: Note-taking techniques that produce results in a short period of time

57 Writing and speaking stimulate the brain - using your hands and mouth improves your memory.
58 Tips for Memorizing Long-Term Notes - Add Memory Clues to Your Notes
59. The memory method of stringing together memorized items - powerful tools for memory, association and imagery.
60 When there's a lot of information, reorganize it into keywords - how to put core keywords at the center of your memory.
61 How to Create a Core Memorization - Create a separate memorization technique and memorize it.
62. Schematicizing sentences is helpful for memory - Using symbols to indicate relationships
63 Memorization doesn't have to be perfect! - Focus on words, not entire sentences.
64 Mind Maps for Memorization: Organizing with Diagrams Makes Memorization Easier
65 Keyword Diagrams to Organize Content - 4 Principles for Connecting Words
66 Tips for Correcting a Badly Drawn Diagram - Make Keyword Connections Clear
67 Effective Keyword Diagram Review Method - Think of the connecting words without looking at the diagram.
68 Note-taking Skills for Strengthening Discussion and Conversation - Prepare Conversation Keywords in Advance
69 Preparing a Presentation with a Mind Map
- Indicates speaking order and emphasis
Memory Column | Everyday Tools to Boost Study Efficiency

PART 06 Memory Techniques That Will Make Your Life Hugely Beneficial

70 Basics of Gathering Business Information - Clearly Define Your Goals and Keywords
71 When you are conscious, your brain moves on its own - When you ask a question, your mind finds the answer.
72 How to remember what you just heard - repeat key words 5 times
73. Adding question marks helps you remember better - Questions in conversations improve memory.
74 Simple Memory Training: Recall Everything in Front of You for 1 Minute
75 Ways to Remember People's Names and Faces - Combine with People You Know or Existing Information
76 Tips for Note-taking the Key Points of a Conversation - Focus on the Status, Reason, Purpose, and To-Do
77 How to Memorize Conversations as Stories - Story Memorization Method by Memorizing Situational Images
78 Note-taking Habits of Recognized People - They write down money, dates, times, and places on the spot.
79 Still, notes are stronger than memories - Write important events in 3-5 steps.
80 Perfect Uses for Post-it Notes - Use two colors, one per sheet.
81 If you can't memorize something no matter what you do - find an alternative instead of just trying.
82 How to Deal with Suddenly Forgetting Something - Don't Beat Around the bush, Buy Time to Decide
Memory Column | Memory Training to Recall Today

Epilogue | To make the most of your time

There is a separate 'memorization technique' to remember more and better!
The most efficient memory method for those who want to use their time more preciously.

This book begins with the basic principles of improving memory and presents memory-enhancing techniques that can be practically applied in various fields, such as reading methods, test preparation methods, photo reading, and memory note-taking methods.

This book consists of six parts.
In 'PART 01: Basic Principles of Memory and Study', the purpose of memory is clarified and methods for activating the brain through motivation and enjoyment are introduced.
In 'PART 02 Reading books that you remember 10 times better than now', we emphasize the importance of setting a purpose for reading and remembering the key content, and introduce various methods for reading books while remembering well.
'PART 03 The Secret to Doing Better on Tests While Studying the Same Hours' covers study methods tailored to visual and auditory dominance, ways to adjust review time, and efficient test preparation methods.


It provides practical strategies for memorizing English words and studying for exams.
In 'PART 04 Miraculous Information Acquisition Method, Photoreading', we will cover in detail the photoreading technique, which involves reading a book 'as if taking a picture' of one page every 1-2 seconds, rather than reading text by letter or word, and grasping the core of the book's content through the preparatory and activation stages before and after.
This technique is a reading method that utilizes the brain's subconscious ability to process information and send it to long-term memory.
'PART 05 Note-taking techniques that produce results in a short period of time' covers strategies for improving memory using associative memory and mind maps.
'PART 06 Memory Techniques That Will Make Your Life Hugely Beneficial' covers how to remember the key points of a conversation and how to improve work performance through note-taking habits.

This book goes beyond simple study methods and provides practical answers to the question, "How can I learn and remember most effectively?"
And at the center of it all is 'KAI', the core driving force that enables continuous learning and growth.
Kai is a motivation that arises naturally from within, a spontaneous joy or voluntary pleasure, meaning the power to continue by wanting and enjoying change on one's own, rather than by forced change.
If you want to transform studying from a simple duty into a joyful process of transformation, try putting the methods introduced in this book into practice.
You will discover your own Kai and achieve true transformation in your studies and life.