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Saturday, March 26, 2011

Memory tip for 26th of March 2011


Yesterday I talked about a ‘journey method’ which is a very effective way to memorize long lists and other things. Today I do not want to talk about any specific methods, but will give you just one thing which will help you to not to lose your memory as you grow old. That thing is taking mental exercises. As our bodies need exercises, so do our minds. You cannot expect to have a brilliant memory if you do not train it. You need to work with your brains in order to always keep it in ‘good shape’.

There are a lot of ways which will help you to achieve the goal. You can do puzzles, crosswords, Sudoku and even occasionally take an IQ test. You have to give your brain some stronger meat than just thoughts about your daily routine. When you have all modern technologies at your disposal most people send their memories on holiday and record all information the need to remember on their mobile phones, computer and etc. We got so lazy, no worry we can never achieve our fullest potential. So, send back your brain from holiday to work. 

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Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Memory tip for 23rd of March 2011

Yesterday I shared with you an essential thing that is necessary if you want your brain to be susceptible to accept things into your memory and keep it there. That thing is interest. If you want to remember anything you have to be interested in the thing. Today I want to give you one tip that will help you to remember things short term. I am sure that you know the method as it is the most often used method by most people. That method is repetition. If you want to record anything in your short term memory you have to repeat things.

This audio based way to remember things is not very effective to train your memory, but it is pretty good if you need to remember something fast. This is one of the ways to learn poems, vocabulary, telephones, number and etc. I used this method at school and university, but I am not using it anymore. I do not mean to say that it is bad. If you are a type of person that has ‘vocal memory’ it is a good way for you to remember things. However, most mnemonics teachers do not teach this method and I am not going to write any more posts on the topic. But before going to more advanced technique I just wanted to mention this one, which is still used by most people and they achieve good results. So, if you want to remember things well you have to remember this Latin quote:”Repititio est mater studiorum”. 

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