Archive for 'Basic Techniques for Memory Improvement'
Building Strong Mental Images
Posted on 19. Oct, 2009 by Caveman.
The power of your memory is supported by three solid foundations: Association, Image and Location. You remember things by Associating new information with pre-exting memories in some imaginary Location or structure. The assocation is built by creating a “memorable” Image.
But how do you create a “memorable” image? You have probably heard the advice of using [...]
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The Wardrobe Method
Posted on 08. Oct, 2009 by Flauwy.
We have already introduced you to several systems to improve your memory. You learned about the seven mental elements and how they will influence your ability to recall information. We talked about the Chain and String Method and how easy it is to memorize a list of items. Now it is time for a very powerful method which will guide you on your path to become a Memory Master: The Wardrobe Method.
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The String Method
Posted on 01. Oct, 2009 by Flauwy.
Today you will learn how you can memorize a bunch of information with a very simple method. It is called the String Method. This article is based on Ulrich Voigt’s book “Esels Welt” which is only available in German. It is a collection of nearly all known menmonic works of the past 2.500 years.
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The Seven Mental Elements
Posted on 17. Sep, 2009 by Flauwy.
If you are seriously trying to improve your memory, you should understand how this elementary function works. It is a highly complex process which still isn’t completely explored by our scientists. But lack of academic knowledge about its functions doesn’t mean we cannot learn how to use it effectively. Mnemonic technicians throughout history used varies [...]
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