"Anene , Do You W ant To Memoriz e Nearly

Ever ythi ng Y ou R ead -

Alon g Wit h F aces, Na mes, Dir ections And E ven
Mor e -
Wit hout Ment al ly
Beating Y oursel f Up?
" Imag ine w alking into a r oom long enough to tak e j ust one glance
around. Walking out . And then making ev ery one's head turn when y ou are
ab le to ...
.. . rec ite each and ev ery single object in sight . Y es, ev ery single objec t."

“The truth is virtually anyone can train their

mind to do the same thing.
You can (at any age) perform feats of
memory that would seem like magic to
most untrained onlookers. (In fact, one
French Magician used his trained memory
to do just that)
But it's not magic and you don't have to be
special. Or even considered "smart." Most
anyone can train their brain to recall large
amounts of information through pure brain
power.”

Sten M. Andersen
Memory Savvy B.Sc. in Cognitive Psych.

Some people try to memorize as many mnemonic devices and acronyms as they can. But memorizing
words to help you remember other words DOE S NOT improve your memory, Anene.
After developing and training your memory for just a short while, you'll start to notice that you can put
fac ts away wi th less an d less ef fort . The more you practice, the more you'll be able to recall (and
the more you will impress those around you).
If you want to train your mind to do seemingl y imp ossi ble fea ts , then let me tell you about the book
that spills the beans on super recall. A book called...
 ".. .M emory - H ow T o De vel op ,
Train And Use It!"
Greet ings Anene ,
See how easily you can com mit facts , dire cti ons , na mes, a nd num bers to memory (without even
trying too hard).
You don't have to be a genius (or even that smart) to have a masterful memory. Do you want to be able
to read a book once through, then sit down with pen and paper and outline the entire book to the
smallest detail?
Are you just looking to remember names and faces? Or are you afraid that your memory is fading with
age and want to stop the process before it goes too far?

"The work is sound and so I would recommend it to anyone as a good

starting reference --
Looking back it would have been good to have had this since it would have
cut out all the rubbish of what you can actually do. This would have
saved me some money, but that's life"
Regards,
Stephen Macshane,
Great Britain

For whatever reason, anyone can train their memory (without useless "memory systems") to recall facts
at a moments notice without breaking a sweat.
In fact, the book I have waiting for you shows...

"How To Recall Facts And Relay Them Like A Genius!"

Within the over 120 pages of "Memory - How to Develop, Train And Use It," you will discover how to train
and exercise your memory to limits you never thought possible. This special book is available by
download right here, right now, so you can be reading it in just minutes.
...here is just SOME of the information you will find inside:

Why the myth that memories are "born" not "made" is

completely wrong. And how you can use that to your
advantage
The three essentials to a sharp memory that you must
master if you want to turn foggy details crystal clear
The secret to cross referencing related ideas for instant
recall
How to take the shortest path to improved memory
(without wandering aimlessly about like other programs
may have you do)
2 concepts that help the mind recall memories more
than any other. Master these and you'll no longer have
to "try" to have a great memory
The power of visualizing
How "The Intelligent Law Of Memory" can be the one-
two knockout punch for a lasting memory
Find out about the 90 year old lady who could recall
any bible verse on demand. Or the man who was
able to memorize both the Iliad and the Odyssey in just
three weeks!
How the power of associations can leave you worse
off if you use it wrong
The Greek Poet (from 500 B.C.) who's work has
influenced nearly all memory systems since
Why ridiculous associations (meant to be recalled
easier) are truly ridiculous. Hint: Because they don't
improve or strengthen your memory
Why "memory systems" actually keep you from
improving your memory
How our highest form of memory comes naturally
(without any effort)
The experts all agree that you must have this to
cultivate and develop your memory
How "voluntary attention" can lead you down the road
to a masterful memory
The secret to massaging your "voluntary attention"
skills until you no longer have to try and remember
even the smallest details
The secret to breaking complex objects down into
smaller (more memorable) parts
Why the experts agree that this is the second most
important step in memory... (And often essential to
recalling previous memories)
The reason why we find it easy to recite the alphabet
forwards, but not so easy backwards
Why some people can remember numbers but not faces
- and vice versa
The two senses that "remember" better than the others.
And how memory teachers use them to strengthen
recall
How Robert Houdin, the French Conjuror, trained his
eye to "see" for the first time. And remember an
uncanny number of objects in a shop window with just
one quick glance
How to "play with dominoes" to steadily increase your
recall
The tiny little known fact that the majority of
successful people are able to recall faces and names
quite easily - and throughout history! Socrates was said
to remember the names of all of his students (which
numbered in the thousands each year)
How a banker that was terrible with names came to be
known as "the man who never forgets a name." And
how he did it (Hint: He trained his senses)
How Henry Clay (who never forgot a face) was able to
recall meeting a man from a jury he had tried a case
before over 20 years previous
How successful gamblers are able to tell the strength of
an opponents hand simply by comparing their facial
expression to their regular appearance committed to
memory
The secret to instantly putting any face into memory
Tricks and tips you can use to make sure you never
forget a place (or how you got there). Never have to
ask for directions more than once!
The two ways in which people remember numbers.
And which one will work best for you
How to use the Law of Association with numbers to
ensure unparalleled recall
3 rules to memory that never fail
The young composer (who you've probably heard of)
who could remember note for note elaborate solos
from concertos after just one hearing... at the age of
FOUR!
The secret to memorizing music like you would the
 alphabet (that most any child can do without problem)
How one man with a habit of forgetting everything set
out to strengthen his memory to have a career in
politics. And which exercises allowed him to be one of
the most well-known politicians of his day!
The secret to storing little known facts in your mind for
instant recall
What you can learn from a child to improve your
memory
How a line from a popular song can teach you to put
long verses, poems, plays and more to memory
The rule that must be followed if you want remember
what you've read
1 tool anyone can use to instantly make any book stick
more vividly in your mind
The secret to taking in lectures or sermons as if you
were the one who gave it
8 main points that when added to your daily life will
turn you into a mental maven

And there's MUCH more - guaranteed!

"I am always trying to identify useful and/or proven learning and memory
strategies so that I am providing my students with the kind of information
that will enable them to replace unhelpful behavioral procedures with those
that are helpful.

All of the information I have read to this point has been beneficial
and I am currently implementing these ideas in my daily routine

I am just in the infant stages of sharpening my focus upon details and

becoming more intentional in my observations. However, I am already
benefiting by the information in that I am listening better and paying
better attention to the items I view"

Tony Morrow
Director, Student Success
Abilene Christian University
Texas, USA
 You D on 't H ave To Be You ng T o
Impr ove Y our M emo ry
And I can pr ove it
A ninety-year-young woman (yes, 90) developed her
memory to the point where she could recall any verse from
the bible at a moment's notice. (Her friends were shocked.)

"I'm up to page 38 now and have been inspired to

start improving my memory already
I've taken a new look at a couple of piano pieces
I'd been trying to learn, and put into practice
the words Attention and Interest
It's amazed me to see how much I failed to notice
beforehand, and both pieces are already sounding much more
confident"
Margaret Huggins (73),
Perth, Australia

And children are often at the perfect age for learning how to use their memory in ways most of us never
do
In the past, parents played games with their children to improve their memory. When you start reading
this book, you'll discover simple games (using ordinary objects from around the house) that will ste ad ily
and eff ec tiv ely impr ove you r chil d's me mo ry - Giving them a huge advantage later on --
Don't let anyone tell you the best way to put things to memory is with a mnemonic device. Anene, these
"memory systems" are great for a few items, but they really don't help you IMPROVE your memory...