The art of memory and learning - Free online workshop

Would you like to develop some cool new skills in 2026? Start by attending this free online conference next Sunday. You will learn how to make anything memorable. How to remember people’s names. How to study for exams. How to pick up a new subject. And how to develop almost any other skill you can think of.

My name is Francis Blondin. I’m a former so-called “Canadian memory champion” and I’m deeply passionate about everything related to memory and learning. I’ve developed various abilities that may seem surprising, such as being able to memorize a series of 300 numbers in about ten minutes.

Today I’m on a mission to show you how you can “learn how to learn” much more effectively. Because I wasn’t born with any special “talent” for memorization. And because I think it’s a shame that most people aren’t aware of what they can achieve with a few solid techniques and a bit of effort.

This is a completely free talk and I’m not going to try to sell you anything. I’m just sharing some useful and interesting information about memory and learning.

Real progress is possible in the very short term. Much more impressive progress becomes possible in the medium term. The techniques you will discover aren’t magic solutions for learning and remembering everything without effort, but they are certainly extraordinary tools that are well worth exploring.

P.-S. Parts of what we will learn is explored in this New York Times article : "An Ancient and Proven Way to Improve Memorization".

To attend, connect to the appropriate Zoom link at the right time on Sunday December 21 and use the passcode 999000

In English at 5pm Montreal time or 2pm Vancouver time: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89647409812?pwd=Xc4xpXCdGFC3B4ORtP4PCb6N3zv1fj.1

En français à 13h, heure de Montréal: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84677744335?pwd=45jRmkTa76LuDss4g3XGwkvM8Vfwab.1