> you won't remember it in the high-leverage moments when it might have made a difference But how would you learn to remember the right advice in the right con

> you won't remember it in the high-leverage moments when it might have made a difference But how would you learn to remember the right advice in the right context? The act of remembering something when you need it requires you to do more than just memorize it, you have to properly learn when the thing is actually useful and train your mind to recall this advice in those situations. It is much better to know that an advice exist and learn when to look it up than to memorize the advice without the ability to realize when you would need it.