Magic Memory

Author: (USA) Kevin Doudy
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Want to earn more money, increase your wisdom, and make a strong impression on everyone you meet? With the super memory training program planned in Magic Memory, all these are possible, and there may be even more unexpected benefits. Imagine attending a party and meeting over 50 strangers, yet hours later being able to recall everyone's names and bid them farewell—how amazing would that be! Imagine delivering a speech without a script, instantly recalling dates, appointments, tasks, instructions, phone numbers, lines for a play, poems, events, and data; imagine you are a student preparing for exams, able to immediately recall exam content to achieve high scores. The examples above most importantly, can be achieved with only about one-third of the usual time. Because of a good memory, you can fully trust your innate abilities. If you have a super memory, you will experience all the situations mentioned above. Does this sound a bit like a sales pitch? In fact, it's not, because you already possess a perfect, effective, and camera-like memory waiting to be demonstrated. By applying Kevin Doudy's super memory techniques, you are simply bringing out this innate ability, recalling things you have heard, seen, or even fleeting thoughts in your mind (which you thought you had forgotten). The only issue is that you have long overlooked the high-capacity and flexible memory of a high-performance computer that you possess. By using the content of this book, you will be able to fully unleash that power. The Super Memory Program teaches you how to process new information. You can learn to use what you see, hear, and experience to arrange them in specific orders, so the information will be stored in your brain and can be recalled anytime in the future. "Order" is the foundation of the Super Memory Program. The brain works like a "filing cabinet"—you place memos, letters, reports, notes, and documents in the appropriate files, and the more organized they are, the easier it is to retrieve them when needed. This is a simple, powerful, and absolutely practical concept. When I was young, like many elementary school students, I also had learning difficulties, especially with memorization. This situation worsened in high school, and several teachers told me I might have a learning disability. This warning prompted me to start self-studying memory and mental application. I discovered that I did not have a learning disability but simply an untrained memory. While teaching you how to "file" information, I will also teach you how to train your memory; we don't need to spend too much time discussing the principles of how the brain and memory work. The actual process of reading this book is a form of training, because super memory is a skill you can learn just by reading. Learning to use memory is like learning to ride a bicycle correctly, jog, or swim— you get the best results by actively participating in the activity. However, it is also important to be fully prepared before getting on a bicycle, running a marathon, or swimming. This is precisely why super memory is composed of practice and techniques. If you practice exactly as instructed in this book, you will undoubtedly achieve the expected results. Want to increase your wisdom and make a strong impression on everyone you meet? Imagine you are a student, able to immediately recall study material during exams to achieve high scores; imagine you are giving a speech without a script, and can always recall relevant poems, lines, events, and data; imagine you meet 50 strangers at a party and, by the end of the evening, can recall everyone's names and bid them farewell—how amazing would that be! By applying Kevin Doudy's super memory training techniques, achieving these things is not difficult. Kevin Doudy, the world's most famous memory enhancement expert, believes that everyone's brain is a high-performance computer with photographic memory potential. By activating this ability, you can remember anything you want to remember. The use of the brain is like building an "archive"—you place appropriate English words, homework, databases, and memos in the files they belong to, and the more organized they are, the easier it is to retrieve them when needed. This book will not only teach you how to "file" information but also how to train your memory—learning to use memory is like learning to ride a bicycle correctly, jog, or swim—you get the best results by actively participating in the activity. If you practice exactly as instructed in this book, you will undoubtedly achieve the expected results. Unleash your memory potential in just 30 minutes! Spend 30 minutes each day completing the assigned courses, and after 30 days, you will be amazed at how you have developed a super memory that never forgets!