If you have attended the Memory Training Workshop, you memorized a story, The Eddie Muster Story which used the Chain of Visulaization to tie together 20 unrelated pieces of information.  When you ‘decode’ the story you find you have memorized representative pictures for 20 names.

Here is the Eddie Munster Story if you need a refresher. The names the images represent are in parenthesis.

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EDDIE MUNSTER (Eddie) stole the MONA LISA (Mona OR Lisa). 

Running away, he jumped over a DAM (Adam) and ducked under a BRIDGE (Bridgette) where he ran Read More...

As a company that conducts Memory Training Workshops, we teach many techniques that will allow you to recall vast amounts of information short or long term. We train your brain to remember.

If you would like to add technology to your arsenal of tools to aid your memory, we found a great article on Tim Ferriss’ blog, The Four Hour Work Week, that gives an overview on how you can use these tools for organizing, note taking, scheduling and making a system that works for you.

But if your technology fails, remember a Read More...

Test and strengthen your memory with six free memory games at the Memory Gym.   You can choose your difficulty level, set memory goals and track your progress all on this interactive site.

These memory games are a great way to practice the Mental File Folder System or the Chaining and Linking techniques taught in the Memory Training Workshop.

For more ideas on how to improve your memory, read our article Read More...

How many of you have written down directions to somewhere, and then tried to read them…..while driving…..in the dark? Or even worse, left the directions at home? How about being told directions while you are driving? Good, so I’m not alone! How can we use our memory techniques to make directions easier and safer?

Directions are composed of only a few things: streets, directives (left or right, N, S, E, W) and landmarks. All we need to do is change those into images and glue them to files, and we’re off and running! So here’s what you do:

1. Turn the Streets into Images
Think back to the workshop of how to create images for Read More...

Download How to Memorize the Books of the Bible Part 3
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We are in the final segments of our training on memorizing the books of the Bible. Again, please listen along with the audio found above. By downloading the audio to a CD or mp3 player, you can listen and review the books of the Read More...

Download How to Memorize the Books of the Bible Part 2
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In this section am going to show you how to commit the books of the Old Testament to memory. I highly recommend listening and downloading the audio of this post to a CD or mp3 player, so you can listen and review the books of the Read More...

Download How to Memorize the Books of the Bible Part 1
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I am going to show you how to commit all of the books of the bible to memory and do it quickly and effectively. I highly recommend you follow along with the audio, that goes along with this post, listed above. Also, by Read More...

This is one of my favorite applications of memory training. I can’t claim creating it myself, but it is an amazing technique to memorize the calendar.

That’s right, memorize the calendar. You want me to go to a baseball game with you on June 10th? Sorry, the 10th is a Tuesday, and I have Bible study on Tuesdays.Would you like to be able to do that? I am going to explain how. Use this opportunity to file away the calendar for 2008 or any year. Here we go!

First you need a picture for every month. Many months are pretty simple, but use whatever works for you. Go through the year, and pick an image for every month. Remember, any picture works as long as you create it. Here are Read More...

For those of you who are memorizing a calendar, images for the days of the week are helpful. Here are some suggestions I have. Remember, there are no right or wrong pictures – it just has to work for you. Once you decide on an image, don’t change it.

Memorizing the calendar is a great way to help you stay on schedule. If you want to learn more about improving your memory, check out our Memory Training Workshop.

Days of the Week:

Monday: Moon
Tuesday: Ties
Wednesday: Wedding – or – Camel (for Hump Day)
Thursday: Thor (the day is Read More...