October 16, 2008

Adding Technology to Your Memory Arsenal

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...

August 22, 2008

How Fast Can You Solve this Puzzle?

Filed under: Contests, Memory Training — Tags: , , , , , , , , — Freedom Personal Development @ 9:39 am

How fast can you assemble this puzzle? Change the puzzle cut and piece number to increase the difficulty The more you play the stronger your mind becomes!
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August 15, 2008

6 Free Memory Games

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...

April 14, 2008

How to Remember Where You Parked Your Car

Leah SimpsonAt our memory training workshops, we consistently hear from people that they have challenges remembering where they parked their car. Believe it or not, even me, the memory trainer, would walk out of the store and have no idea where my car was. I once almost called security once to report it stolen! That’s when I decided I needed a system.

So here is my system for remembering where I parked my car. There are two types of situations here.

1. Sometimes you park in a garage or a lot that has letters and numbers. Oh, that makes it so easy – well, Read More...

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