This article was recently in the science section of the New York Times and explains why some things like TV jingles are easy to remember but punch lines to jokes seem to escape us.
If you are looking to improve your memory, learn about our Memory Training Workshops held around the country.
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In One Ear and Out the Other
By Natalie Angier
New York Times
Published: March 16, 2009
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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.
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The following article was posted on CNN’s website June 18th and thought I would pass it along to our blog readers, especially those interested in Memory Training.
If this article speaks to you, or are interested in learning more about brain fitness, seriously consider attending our Memory Training Workshop. There are workshops offered around the country attended by hundreds of people each month. You will be amazed at what your memory and mind can be trained to do.
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