Just because you picture your images in your locations doesn't mean you are able to remember your images. The location acts as the trigger for your images so you NEED to connect the location and images together!
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You are suppose to place images into a location, but you need to avoid overloading the location with images. You might think you can place an infinite amount of images in a location but sadly that's not how it works! Locations have a limit to how many images you can place but there is not a set amount of how many images you can place.
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Using every single location you have in a house, park, or store seems like a good idea when you are creating a memory palace. If locations in your palace are similar, you have a problem you need to fix quick! When you're creating a memory palace, you might think you can use any items as a location regardless of how the items/locations look similar.
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When you are using memory techniques, you are going to see all images and stories in the locations you pace them. But have you thought about how many images you can have in a single location? This week's memory techniques' exercise focuses on figuring this out!
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The whole key to improving your memory is to change information into images, place them into a locations, and create stories. You might have pictured some weird and crazy images/stories in some of your locations! But let me ask you: How many images are you placing in a single location?
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