How to Enhance Your Memory (and Never Forget) | Gabriel Wyner

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Dr. Michael Gervais

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🗓️ 28 September 2022

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Summary

This week’s conversation is with Gabriel Wyner, a polyglot, former opera singer, bestselling author of Fluent Forever: How to Learn Any Language Fast and Never Forget It, and founder of the Fluent Forever app, the most funded app in crowdfunding history.

Gabe graduated summa cum laude in 2007 from the University of Southern California with dual degrees in Mechanical Engineering and Vocal Arts Performance, and was awarded the Renaissance Scholar’s prize for excellence in unrelated disciplines.

Following graduation, Gabe moved to Europe to pursue triple Master’s degrees in Opera, Lieder, and Voice where found himself quickly needing to learn various new languages as his studies took him from country to country.

Gabe began to apply his analytical and engineering talents to developing a system that rapidly builds fluency and in 2012 published a viral article about his groundbreaking formula to fluency, which garnered a publishing offer within two hours.

Now, Gabe is fluent in eight languages and teaches tens of thousands of people around the world using his unique language-learning method through The Fluent Forever App.

I was curious to learn how Gabe has mastered a skill that many people find incredibly difficult, but this conversation isn’t just about how to learn a new language – it’s about Gabe’s unique frameworks for learning, how to make memories stick, and why, in his opinion, we’ve been taught the wrong way.

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Transcript

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0:00.0	We encounter so much information in our lives.
0:03.2	We are immersed in information,
0:05.2	even more so now because of all this cell phone stuff
0:07.8	and everything like that.
0:09.2	And our brains are rebelling against that.
0:11.6	We don't need this much information.
0:14.0	And levels of processing is how it makes the choices
0:16.3	as to what gets to stay and what gets thrown out actively
0:20.4	with violence.
0:21.4	Okay, welcome back or welcome to the Finding Mastery podcast.
0:34.4	I'm your host, Dr. Michael Jervé, and I'm excited
0:38.1	to welcome Gabe Weiner.
0:39.8	As our guest to this episode,
0:41.4	Gabe is the author of the National Best Cellar Fluent Forever.
0:46.0	Had to learn any language fast and never forget it.
0:48.8	And Gabe has fluent in eight languages himself
0:51.5	and now teaches tens of thousands of people
0:53.4	across the planet using his unique language learning method
0:56.6	through the Fluent Forever app.
1:00.0	Gabe, I'm stoked to have you here.
1:02.5	I'm stoked to be here.
1:03.8	Yeah, I've loved your story and how you've come
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