Memory Improvement Training

Unstoppable Snapshots for Memory Improvement

2011-05-22T17:31:00.000-07:00

Memorization tools like mnemonics are good mind exercises which you can use anytime. It's also very convenient since anyone can use this without interrupting their daily schedule. Unclog your mind by
loosening up with memory improvement exercises such as the snapshot technique.

The snapshot technique is a good tool. Not just for filtering your mind of what's been blocking it to perform well but also for improving your memory. Since it works with the creative side of your brain, you get a clearer image of how you perceive things. And since a clear imagination creates better appeal and makes it easier for you to distinguish things, it leads to better memorization.

Pretend you're going to present a report. To make sure you don't leave anything important out during your presentation, sort out the things that you'll need for that day.

For example, glass of water, projector, pencil, laptop, visual aids, a notebook

Pretend that the items above are the things you need most importantly for your presentation. Forgetting one would make you look like you haven't prepared for it and you don't want that to happen. Let your memory help you out.

Try to picture a tall glass of water on your desk. Unless you take a sip from it, the glass continues to block your view. After sipping from the glass, a projector flaps out its sheet and picks up the pencil from your desk. It then draws a laptop on its sheet.The drawn laptop comes to life and picks out important visual aids from your desk. The visual aids start to get up, forming a line.

One by one, they jump from your desk to your lap. As you are about to gather the materials you need, your notebook flies down from the shelf and lands perfectly on top of the compiled visual aids.

Practice more on this technique and try to concentrate on the details of each image in the given scenario. You will realize that improving your own memory isn't that hard at all. And there is no need to worry about your presentation either.

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Kelvin Loh

Silly Stories For Memorization

2011-03-27T19:15:00.000-07:00

You’ve heard about several memory enhancing techniques. Linking and associating, creating a story out of several items you need to remember. There are in fact, many ways how you can remember important information such as numbers, events, errands and names. The challenge is how to make all the information easy to retrieve, out of the top of your head in a random situation.

Memory techniques work on anything that you like to master. There are things you may need to work on in memorizing something for the first time but all information has techniques on how they can all be memorized. It just takes a lot of interest and enthusiasm to be able to absorb all the information we want to understand and remember.

Creating an absurd and outrageous story from a list of non-related items will do well enough to stick in your head. What else is that it stays there in your memory the way the story is created, the chronological order and even the positioning of the character! The fun part about this technique is that there’s no limit to how you want to create the story and the sillier it is; the easier for you to remember it and the keywords that comprise it.

Now you’ll say what if you need to memorize an entire chapter of items and information; surely you can’t create a novel out of this. True. But in fact, what you can do to get around this problem is to break down all the information you need to remember. Try to put the related or similar items in one cluster and name it. Do the same with the rest. You can also create acronyms out of the clusters you have made and then, create a silly story using the acronyms or the cluster of words you’ve created.

Once you have this ready, you can then associate mental images with the story and each key word you’ve made. It has been proven that the imagination, especially when there’s clear images associated with it works efficiently – efficient enough to be remembered.

Following these techniques for the first time may come a bit slower and difficult but practicing them can gradually increase your expertise over any memorization tasks. You can learn more important details regarding memorization improvement techniques at

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Kelvin Loh

Intelligence and Energy Fields (...how our psychic powers work?...)

2011-03-09T05:47:00.000-08:00

This concept of intelligence existing “outside” the physical confines of the living organism has been hard for the scientific community to accept. But over the past 5-10 years, hard evidence has been produced which is having its effect on the scientific skeptics.

Dr. Karl Pribram, a prominent American brain surgeon, sees the brains neurons “outpicturing” the physical universe, similar to the holographic process. He suggests that our brains are exposed to the entire concept of the universe in the same way that any minute part of a hologram contains basically the same information as the whole.

British scientist, Jacob Boehm came up with the same Holographic Theory and had it published in a prominent scientific journal. But probably most amazing of all is the theory that British physicist Rupert Sheldrake has proffered. If his theory is proven correct, it will rival Charles Darwin’s Theory of evolution in its magnitude.

Basically he has proven repeatedly through laboratory controlled experiments that different species of animals appear to be “plugged” into a dedicated intelligence field which is universal to that particular species.

For example, when enough mice in a group have learned a maze, they ALL suddenly know the maze – whether they have run it or not! It now appears, after a BBC television experiment, that if enough humans have learned something, then it becomes easier for all humans to learn it. Sheldrake calls this shared intelligence the morphogenetic field.

There is an interesting parable about his called the “100th monkey” relating to an apparent observation made on a remote Japanese Island. A very bright female monkey on a small island was taught to wash sweet potatoes in the seawater. She then taught other members of the tribe to do this. When approximately 100 monkeys had learned this procedure, many other remote monkey tribes started washing potatoes in the same manner. But the interesting thing is that these other tribes were situated on other remote islands and also on the mainland. That is, they had no possible way of acquiring this knowledge, other by some form of intuitive universal “sharing”.

The BBC in London tried out Sheldrake’s Theory on 8 million of their viewers. They showed on prime time TV, a difficult puzzle that only a very small percentage of their viewers were able to solve. Then the correct answer was also given on prime time TV. Shortly after, the same experiment was repeated by a TV network in another country. A far higher percentage of these foreign viewers were able to get the puzzle right the first time. As the puzzle was in the form of a universal pictorial concept, language and customs were not considered to be a factor.

The BBC and Sheldrake concluded that as the correct answer was now existing within the human morphogenetic field then the human race now “knows” the answer. Basically Sheldrake’s Theory explains “intuitive” functioning to a degree.

What Sheldrake is saying is that there is a “larger” mind for each life-form and each individual life-form “programs” that larger mind. The theory might be laughable except for Sheldrake’s acceptance in the scientific community and also the BBC experiment.

But probably the most startling (and easily repeatable) experiments came from Cleve Backster, a polygraph (lie detector) expert. Operating from his San Diego, Californian laboratory he found that plants react – at a distance – to human thought.

He initially connected his polygraph equipment to a Dragon Plant to test for possible “plant stress”. He decided to generate stress by burning the plants leaves and sure enough the polygraph machine registered a strong reaction. But he hadn’t actually burnt the leaves – he had only intended to do so! He had thought about it with emotion and intent!

Skeptics who tried the same experiment without genuine intent couldn’t get it to work. Backster went a step further and totally shocked the scientific world. He scraped human cells from a volunteer’s mouth and connected these to his polygraph and medical EEG equipment. He found to his utter amazement that these cells reacted instantaneously to the donor’s emotions, even when they were geographically separated! White blood cells were found to be particularly susceptible to emotion. (This may explain for the first time why people with strong positive emotions have better health).

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2011-01-20T18:29:00.000-08:00

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Share Linking Stories With Your Brain

2011-01-20T17:55:00.000-08:00

When was the last time you have been literally active withnmemorization? Before you answer that, try to think about the ways you keep your mind actively healthy. This means you use memory methods for improvement and you put your brain to rest when it's necessary.

To maintain a healthy memory, it's strongly recommended to get a good night sleep, do regular exercise and to expose your brain to good mental activities.

It doesn't end there; treat your brain to good mind exercises like taking on a few mnemonic techniques. Try for example the Link method. This method isn't difficult at all but works amazing in improving your memorization skills. You don't have to use complicated examples; just start with very simple ones using
objects lying around your house.

washing machine, banana, jewelry box, window

A simple example would be to take the four items above and relate them to each other. The goal here is to remember each item in the list in the same order. So what happens is you think about a washing machine first. Imagine that you're turning on the washing machine and you are surprised to see that a banana is splitting
itself in the water inside the machine. You try to catch the banana but it's too slippery for you and it manages to fly out of the machine knocking over your jewelry box. Scared out of its wits, the jewelry box flapped its way to the window and out of sight.

A simple situation like this, appeals more to your memory since it's filled with spontaneous motion. It allows you to focus not only on the objects, but what happens next in the scenario. Repeat the story and you'll realize that you can retell it in the correct order.

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Sit Back, Relax and Memorize

2010-12-01T06:02:00.000-08:00

Ever heard of repressed memories? How about being told by someone you know that he remembers something but just can't get it exactly?
This is a common sign of memory decline and already a problem among millions and millions of people.

You can do something to help yourself from having a memory issue by maintaining proper mental exercises and a healthy lifestyle. It means you need to maintain a healthy body overall.

But you can start using simple memory improvement techniques like the Link method. Memorization is rooted to how well you can create associations of things that are unfamiliar to something you're extremely familiar with.

Car, Pillow, Contact Lens, Shampoo

The items above aren't associated in any way with one another. Let's use the link method for these items. Start by imagining yourself opening the trunk of the car and as you do, you find a pillow with two brown looking eyes on it jumping up and down inside. Just as you try to grab the pillow, the two brown looking
eyes you've spotted earlier pop out, then lands on the garage floor and dives in a tub full of shampoo liquid.

Imagine this scenario and the more you rewind it back in your mind, the easier it is for you to spot which items are important and needed for memorization. What's great is that you didn't have to force yourself to do anything. You just sat there and imagined.

Well done!

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Unlock the potential of your photographic memory

2010-11-08T03:59:00.000-08:00

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2010-10-16T17:26:00.000-07:00

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Go On A Journey As You Memorize

2010-10-16T01:37:00.000-07:00

A healthy lifestyle is the good way to go in battling memorization issues. You may not know it but what you eat and the things that you do everyday affect the way you perform mental tasks, such as learning and memorizing.
Just as you do regular exercises for your body which allows good oxygen to flow to your brain; it's also good to observe good sleeping habits. Proper sleep (sleeping up to 8 hours) overnight is a good way to battle memory lapses later on. Also, it keeps you active on any memory-requiring activities that are going to go your way, allowing you to concentrate more.

As for a dose of your regular brain exercises, try the journey system. It's a form of Loci system. So pretend that you have a box of chocolates, computer mouse, shoes and an apple to memorize. You take them with you as you travel along the highway going to the office since you'll be taking the same route again going back home.

This is important because it matters if you know an area very well or not. If not, then the journey system wouldn't be too useful.

So imagine yourself driving to work. First, picture a box of chocolates replacing all the large billboards you usually pass everyday, imagine them hanging there, big and wide similar to a movie screen. Next, you approach slow traffic just beneath the overpass. Picture the cars passing on it as computer mouse cars
traveling really, really fast in lanes. After that, you try to beat the time so you won't go late and pass by your usual lunch place.Instead of a huge hamburger on the roof, you see a huge pair of shoes. And lastly, you reach the parking lot and greet the talking apple at the gate who is normally the polite old security guard.

Silly, yet simple and effective.

So try to alter the normal things you see everyday to something extraordinary and unbelievable. Your memory cells will thank you for it.

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Kelvin Loh

Expand Your Imagination with Pegs

2010-09-12T19:25:00.000-07:00

Our brain is such an amazing part of our body since it does all of
the verbal and mental tasks that we handle everyday. This means
that most of what we see, hear, smell, say and feel is all
registered by our brain. Our brain is also responsible in how we
think and speak.

You can't be completely on guard with all the things that comes in
and out of your mind. Stress, for example is a great memory buster.
It's when were stressed that we can't think straight at all. It's
when were stressed that makes us think everything is just turning
out bad and makes us feel even worse. Its when were stressed that
the glucose in our brain decreases because cortisol destroys
glucose.

But even then, practicing a good memorization technique can still
help. Consider the Peg method, a way to improve your memorization
skill. Using the peg method can be very useful in memorizing a long
list. You can start with the numbers 0-9. So you have a way to
remember each number, think of a word that rhymes with the number.

For example: one = nun; two = brew; three = tree etc

By thinking of any words that rhyme with the numbers, it helps in
establishing relation with what you need to memorize. Let's say you
need to memorize Acrophobia, Androphobia and Arsonphobia in a
particular order. Since they all sound alike, you can number them
as 1, 2 and 3.

1 (nun) = Acrophobia = fear of heights
2 (brew) = Androphobia = fear of men
3 (tree) = Arsonphobia = fear of fire

First, think of a nun with Acrophobia trembling each time she goes
up on the second floor. Next, a brewed coffee has Androphobia
because it cools down each time a man orders it, and lastly a tree
runs up the mountains whenever a fire approaches; proof that it has
Arsonphobia.

Try creating your very own peg words and even extend your list up
to 20 or more. You'll find it easy to memorize items.

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Kelvin Loh

Take A Snapshot and Memorize

2010-06-30T22:15:00.001-07:00

There are so many factors in life which could easily affect a person's memorization ability. We may not know all of it consciously but with the fast-paced life that everyone is living now, we could be doing something already that silently harms our memory.

As many of you are already aware, keeping your brain active byplaying puzzles and word games everyday helps battle memorization decline. It even enriches your vocabulary and the way you think. Other mind-enriching exercises are I.Q tests, use of flash cards, memory tests, eating good food and of course mnemonics. As described, mnemonics is simply a tool, an aid to helping a person enhance his memory capabilities.

Using mnemonics doesn't limit you. It gives you various methods to choose from. The best part in using mnemonics as well is that it doesn't forcibly use a type of mnemonic method just because you prefer to learn this way or that way; you can choose which one you'd like most or you can use them all.

An example is the Snapshot technique. It's a mnemonic that lets you work on visual images you could create. This is an easy method to use especially if you're the type that imagines most of the time. Let's say we want to remember a hose, dog, tortoise and pool.

The goal here is to associate all four items in one scene; just like in a movie. Imagine a hose spraying water on a dog for crossing over the lawn, the dog is startled and as it runs, it stumbles on a tortoise. The tortoise wants to give the dog a lesson for the disturbance it caused, so the tortoise jumps in the pool tugging the dog along.

Since you have all the items in one scenario, it isn't too difficult to take it all in.

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Kelvin Loh

Linking Objects Through Mnemonics

2010-05-09T02:26:00.000-07:00

In using mnemonics, it's important that you prepare your brain to
different sorts of ideas and images since mnemonics works on your
creativity while you enhance your memorization skills. It's
interesting to know that the sillier or outrageous an idea is, the
easier the mind is able to absorb it.

A good mnemonic you can try is the Link method. Incorporate all the
absurdity you can think of here because with the Link method, it'll
require your imagination to work. Pretend you need to remember the
following: cell phone, socks, flour and a ball. Now the idea with
link method is to have all the items interlinked together in one
situation and location. This approach makes remembering easier
because all the things that you need are already in one setting.

First, try to think of your cell phone by the window. It suddenly
rings but you're not around so a pair of socks hanged just outside
the window stretches itself to reach the cell phone but fails to do
so. The cell phone falls in the first floor window and smashes a
pot of flour. As flour residue scatters in the air, a nearby ball
coughs and from there it starts to bounce around the entire room
damaging everything.

Go ahead, work a little on your imagination and see what you're
capable of.

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Kelvin Loh

Helpful Memory Aids For Memorization

2010-04-02T02:59:00.000-07:00

For many centuries now, memory techniques have evolved in how they are used and learned by people. We all know that the process of remembering information is called ‘mnemonics’. We also know that mnemonics isn’t similar to magic tricks but due to its proven efficiency, it’s considered a technique pertaining to memorization.

If you haven’t realized yet how our memory works, a person’s memory effectively functions to how it associates objects and information. But of course, what we need to practice at is how we focus on things and eventually associate or link them with other information that enable us to remember what we need to remember.

One way to remember things easily is to rhyme words. How do you think we’re able to carry riddles and rhymes during our nursery years in school up to the later years of our lives? Just reading this question alone makes you remember one or two nursery rhymes you’ve learned, right? This also answers how toddlers are able to cope with what they learn in school at this very early stage of their lives. This is also the very reason why rhymes are considered as common memory aids.

Another effective memory technique is the use of initials or the first letter of the word. For example, for a group of items, you can take each first letter and make a word out of it. Remember ROY G. BIV? If you do, you’d know right away that this is not a name of a person but it stands for the seven colors of the rainbow - Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo and Violet. Notice how you have easily recognized the initials? Now you’re nodding.

You need not to make a name always out of the initials from a set of items. You can make a word or anything which can easily help you recognize the words equivalent to items. But in some cases, there might be too little number of vowels versus the consonants. Let’s have the items pasta, rye, fish, cheese and table. Together they look like this: PRFCT. We can add the letter E in between the initials to make it a word; in this case, it can be read now as PERFECT. Of course, when you remember the word PERFECT, you’d easily recognize which item stands for each consonant. Simple? Yes.

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Easier And Effective Memorization Techniques

2010-03-01T02:30:00.000-08:00

Memorization tires most of us. Admit it, we'd rather glance on our palm tops or organizers once in a while for convenience. Memorization is something we don't want to deal with for the rest of our lives although we deal with it in school because it's something we need to do.

Now that's just odd. When we need to do something, we tend to give our best shot at it. Why can't we do the same thing with our simple everyday activities?

One effective and interesting way of familiarization and memorization of objects at a particular time or event is to associate them with a journey. The place or location where the journey happens can be stationary but not you, the traveler. You should come across the entire set of objects which are available on the setting you have chosen.

We can set the movie house as an example for this memory improvement approach. Before you enter the movie house lobby, you purchase tickets for you and your friend. You know it's the ticket booth because you see people falling in line to buy their own tickets. Now, associate the elements you see with what you need to remember. Let's pretend that you need to buy grocery items after seeing a movie. Seeing the long line of moviegoers to the ticket booth is a start. You can make the line of moviegoers going to the ticket booth, purchase chunks of meat instead of tickets. After getting your own meat chunk from the ticket booth, you then proceed to the lobby where you can buy popcorn and drinks served by two food counter clerks. The first clerk is named Ms. Tomato while the other one is named Mr. Lettuce. One has a head like a tomato and the others head looks like lettuce. After ordering, you are then served by Ms. Tomato a bucket of cheese bars instead of pop corn and butter for drinks.

After you're satisfied with what you bought, you and your friend proceed to the movie theater and find yourselves a seat. Imagine the seats as giant apples. As you sit back and wait for the movie to start, picture the widescreen in front operated by four grocery clerks pulling the scenes with giant sausages stringed together from the projection screen to make the image move from one picture to another. Now that's one wild imagination to keep you on your toes to remember the grocery items you need. The funnier the story is, the higher chances of remembering each item clearly.

From that scenario alone, important objects on the location are observed. You associate the things you see with the location easily since it involves vision, sound, smell, taste, touch and Kinesthesia (or the awareness of body position). All of the strategic points mentioned make Journey System, another memory technique, an easier method in remembering things you need to remember and placing them in a known place for easier memorization without any pressure.

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How You Can Enhance Your Problem Solving Skills By Keeping An Open Mind

2010-02-03T04:47:00.000-08:00

By Kelvin Loh
URL: www.MightyMemory.com
Imagine the following story. A California Highway Patrol officer spots a lone driver in his car speeding down the highway, weaving in and out of traffic. He revs his engine on his powerful police motorbike and goes in pursuit, with siren wailing and lights whirling. He comes alongside the speeding car and signals to the nervous driver to pull over. When the car stops, he goes over as the driver rolls down the window, sweating profusely inside. As the police officer bends down to talk to the driver, something in the backseat of the car catches his eye. In a few minutes, the driver of the car is cruising down the crowded highway safely as the police officer paves the way for him with his siren and whirling lights. What has happened? The police driver had anticipated a crazy driver at the wheel but when he peered into the car, he saw a pregnant woman in labor pains and in need to be at the hospital quickly!

In the world of routines, when the police officer spots a lone driver weaving in and out of traffic, his mind is conditioned to anticipate a troubled driver, perhaps a criminal. Not that it is necessarily a bad thing. Routines are important, for they help us deal with the stress of daily life. Parents and teachers for example, appreciate routines for they help structure a child’s life and provide certainty necessary for growing up. Look at it another way, if you have to relearn a routine everyday, like driving a car, it would be very stressful. When you are driving, chances are you are not conscious of how you change gears, change lanes or stop the car at a red light or accelerate. All these actions are routines and done at a subconscious level while you hold a conversation or tune to a radio station.

Yet with certain problems, routines lead us to a dead end and to false assumption as the story above shows. While routines help us a lot of times in our every day lives, it is an enemy of innovation, inventiveness and genius.

Great scientists, artists, inventors or entrepreneurs are often people who refuse to think in conventional ways or be pigeon-holed by existing rules. They have their own way of thinking and expressing their ideas. What many of these people have in common is the ability and courage to experiment, to think and act in new and different angles. Without the inner freedom and gumption, new and creative approaches would be stifled and even the greatest and best ideas and approaches would not be brought into existence. By the same token, these individuals accept failure as part of the route to success. For by not taking risks, nothing remarkable can come out of any endeavor.

“An invention is 10 percent inspiration and 90 percent perspiration”, said Thomas Edison. He knew this fact full well for the famous American inventor was granted more than 1,000 patents during his lifetime. From his laboratories in New Jersey, Edison poured out a river of inventions that included the gramophone (1877), the incandescent light bulb (1879), the first electrical generating and distribution plant (1881 to 1882), the electric valve (1883) and talking motion picture (1912)

Just as there is an infinite wisdom in you for creativity, there is infinite power in you to improve your memory with unique memory training skills, accelerate your learning, power up your creativity or enhance your study skills – All by keeping an open mind. With an open mind, your creativity, learning and memory have no boundaries.

The key is to look beyond conventional wisdom, and to be extraordinary, you cannot think in ordinary terms for they stifle creativity and learning. As an exercise, imagine you are at a restaurant and the zipper of your leather bag that holds your wallet is stuck. You spot a fork on the table. How do these items relate to each other? Perhaps you can use the fork for leverage as you pry open the stuck zipper. Open the doors of learning by opening up your mind.

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Training The Memory – Doing Two Or More Things At One Time

2010-01-01T19:55:00.000-08:00

By Kelvin Loh
URL: www.MightyMemory.com

Although you can do certain things at the same time, there are certain tasks that will pose a challenge, but studies have shown that we can ultimately overcome this with practice. For instance, try to imagine the noise made by a train or the sound made by a piano. Now close your eyes and imagine the picture of a dog. How did you do? For most people, it is quite easy to form a mental picture of the dog while holding to the sound made by the train or the piano. Now repeat the experiment with your eyes open. In this instance, it may prove to be a little more difficult. You see, it is difficult for us to combine seeing with other actions. Both seeing and imagining a picture of something involves similar perceptive skills. In general, it is easier for us to perform two activities if they are somewhat unrelated.

Psychologist have confirmed, in a number of studies that it is surprisingly easy for people to do completely different kinds of actions at the same time – but only after enough practice. But if the actions are similar and there isn’t enough practice, it is quite difficult to perform both simultaneously.

You don’t have to be a stage performer to be able to do many things at the same time. With just a little practice, you can improve your own abilities and very soon, you’ll be very good at multi-tasking. Try this experiment. Have a friend read a book and you write down what she is dictating. At the same time, you read the newspaper. You will notice that this task seems almost impossible. Either your reading speed suffers or the quality of your handwriting deteriorates. After about 35 hours of reading however, you can successfully combine reading and taking down dictation. This fact has been confirmed by experiments.

The key to the whole point of multi-tasking is practice. Anyone wishing to read a book while knitting should spend more time practicing. The same goes for cooking a dinner while talking on the phone. I’m sure you have seen outstanding performers doing seemingly impossible things like juggling balls while playing a trumpet or one-man band playing more than one musical instrument.

Some people can astonishing remember more than a hundred telephone numbers in five minutes. This is done by a surprisingly simple memory technique of association where numbers are changed into images and then a mental link is formed. Thus a completely abstract notation like numbers or any scientific symbols can be changed into a mental picture in a blink of an eye. All these happens in seconds because memory performers spend hours practicing their memory training.

However you can put this mental tool to good use. For example to remember a shopping list, you can use the parts of your own body, for example your toes, your ankle, your knee, your hips, etc. Make a mental association to the item you wish to remember. For example butter, fish, pancake, and milk. Imagine your wriggling toes with melted butter, all slippery. Imagine a shark(fish) nipping at your ankles, wearing pancakes for knee pads and a cow (milk) licking you at the side of your hips and making you all giggly. You now have a simple method to remember a ten or twenty shopping and errand list on the fly. Quite useful when you can’t find a pencil or paper.

And remember, it takes a little practice with your memory training and memory techniques which you can come out with on your own. And you can always find time to practice, while waiting for a friend or queuing up at the bank. It is not surprising therefore that some people have been known to memorize long speeches or whole books with the power of association as a memory tool. And when you are really good at it, you can use it as a neat party trick.

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Why Humans Can Learn Almost Anything

2009-12-05T23:34:00.000-08:00

By Kelvin Loh
URL: www.MightyMemory.com

Humans are capable of doing many things at the same time. For example, we can talk on the phone and watch television, drink a cup of coffee while reading the morning papers or sing our favorite song while ironing clothes. These are simple tasks that we can do simultaneously without difficulty. But not everyone develop the ability to do many things simultaneously in the same way. For example, a person may be good at the drums and the trumpet, but to play the drum while blowing a trumpet and honking a horn is another matter. Of course there are people who can do that, making a living out of being a one-man band, but these are experts in their chosen profession . To attain this mastery takes constant practice and determination. However, the brain can quickly adjust and synchronise all these skills into a rhythmic display. The skill level changes from conscious incompetence to unconscious competence.

Take for example the first time you were riding a bicycle. You had to balance yourself, then you had to paddle with your two feet and at the same time ensure you do not run over the neighbor’s cat or crash into a tree. After a some time, you were so proud of your achievement, daring even to take your hands off the handle bar. A classic example of the progression from conscious incompetence to unconscious competence. And all it took was a few hours of practice.

Skills that we have practiced constantly and for a long time will be internalized and can be performed right into old age. Even if there is a period of non practice, it will usually take just a few minutes before the brain and the body “remembers” the skill.

Just like any skill that we have learned, the mastering of memory training or memory techniques follow the same rule of competency. It is no wonder that top practitioner of astounding memory feat practice their craft everyday. Able to remember long digits of numbers of hundreds or even thousands of digits long and to memories similar long list of unrelated words. The old tried and tested method of mastering any skill is practice.

There are many techniques that can help anyone with astounding memory feats. Some people use mnemonics will others use the loci method or associations. For example, you can use the familiarity of your house, the arrangement of furniture or the route you take to work to help you remember anything, like a grocery lists. With more imagination but basically using the same techniques can help you remember names to faces, mathematical formulas, scientific facts or historical dates.

Also, the training of the memory, like any physical exercise is good for the brain, it helps you stave off dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. John Preston, aged 78 can remember every verse of the bible of the new testament, a feat he attributed to a technique he learnt when he was 65-years old young! “Not a day goes by without me putting my brain into practice”, he smiles. And family and friends say he is one mean poker player too. So learn a new skill today and everyday for the rest of your life, it could be the fountain of youth that keeps us from losing the thing that makes us human-our memory, in old age.

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Find Out What Is Your Own Unique Way Of Learning

2009-11-03T21:06:00.000-08:00

By Kelvin Loh
URL: www.MightyMemory.com

Whether you are learning how to play the guitar or learning how to ride a bicycle, there are two ways that most people learn. One method is the “just do it” method or the so-called “dive-in” method. If things don’t turn out right, you simply make changes to what doesn’t work and try again. Nobody can predict whether you will succeed eventually. It is also not known why this method is successful, it just is. This is the type of thinking that encourages some parents to throw their babies into swimming pools to help hem learn to swim. Or successful entrepreneurs who take a risk on an idea or concept.

Then there is the other method, which is “think about it” method. It involves thinking and analyzing a problem before jumping into it. In this method, decisions are made only after the outcomes have been carefully considered. This method is controlled by knowing what will happen. For some people, it gives them a certain amount of assurance, if they are worried about the consequences.

Obviously, both methods have pros and cons. But each situation has to be evaluated to find out which method will work best in any given scenario. When launching a mission to the moon, for example, the astronauts cannot hope that they will find the right course and hit their target simply by trial and error. All known possible outcomes and new problems must come to light in the many practice runs in simulators. They would fail disastrously if they tried to navigate in the vacuum of space if the “try first, discuss later” method is chosen. For a mission of this complexity and cost, every single detail has to be precisely calculated before the launch and every single detail planned, including back ups. On the other hand, children can learn to walk, swim or cycle through trial and error. In these skills, they do not need to know the physical laws that govern their motion.

A child learning to ride a bicycle must be aware of certain rules, often the unspoken ones. For instance, if the bicycle starts to tilt to the left, he must turn the handle to the right. The child does not need to know about the law of gravity, inertia, or physics to figure that out for long. Nobody has told him what happens when the bicycle tilts, experience alone is enough to teach him what the consequences will be.

When the child has become a skilled cyclist, all the necessary movements are automatically ingrained in their ability and they don’t even need to concentrate on their steering. They can admire the landscape instead, or talk to a friend, listen to music or even eat and drink. At a certain stage, they may even show off and take their hands off the handlebars, trusting their momentum and sense of balance will prevent them from crashing into a tree or shrub.

Not many people are aware that they can train their memory to remember a multitude of information. Like riding a bicycle, it may be a bit challenging at first but the rewards of such an endeavor far outweigh the initial difficulties. But the good news is, just like learning how to ride a bicycle, there is a “training wheel” stage where the student uses what he or she is already familiar with. For example, you will already know the parts of your body or an area that you are very familiar with like your house or the usual route to work or school. Such memory techniques and memory training methods have been used since time immemorable, long before computers and digital diaries were invented. Once the student is familiar with the workings of the mind, he or she can progress to more advanced learning modality.

A trained memory is definitely an asset. Not only does it save valuable time for any student, it’s very important in daily home or working life. In today’s fast paced environment, sometimes we need all the help we can get and it can and should be fun too. So why not experiment on your own to find out ways you can use your very own imagination to help you learn better and remember better. Remember, if you can’t accept a few scrapes and knocks here and there, you’ll never experience the thrill of the wind blowing in your hair.

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Does IQ Guarantee Success In Life?

2009-10-17T20:46:00.000-07:00

By Kelvin Loh
URL: www.MightyMemory.com

There are many factors that help shape the mind of an individual and there are just as many ways an individual’s perception in life are shaped. No one is in a position to define exactly what constitutes intelligence. Although scientists do not agree on the definition of intelligence, a number of tests have been designed which attempt to quantify this unique human ability. These tests involve such exercises as continuing numerical series, completing pictures, comparing forms and drawing logical conclusions. Using a mathematical formula and a comparative table, the test results are used to calculate a quotient, the intelligence quotient (IQ). But is it possible to measure something we cannot explain? More importantly, is IQ a standard measure? In other words, does the IQ apply equally to everyone? For many, it is not important to complete a series of formal symbols. Can we deduce something as complex as an individual’s intelligence from an IQ test?

For instance, IQ tests do not measure a person’s capacity for learning nor does it tell you how good is an individual’s memory or whether the individual can leverage on his memory on a human level This is critical, for it means that the IQ measurements doesn’t give any indication as to a person’s potential for development. It is a mistake to think that a high IQ is a guarantee for success in school or in the real world. It is not.

Because IQ on its own does not tell us much about a person, many large corporations now test prospective employees in a so-called quality or assessment center, where they make use of a combination of various behavioral and practical tests in order to assess and evaluate a candidate’s suitability for a job The testing can takes two full days and can be a tiring affair.

As part of the tests, applicants must engage in role play, where they take on the role of a superior, a colleague or a customer and are required to bargain and negotiate about business trips, company allowance, fringe benefits or settle disputes between teams or carry out a project with other team members. Role plays can also take the form of a difficult customer for a product or service. Observers evaluate how well a candidate can remember details about the customer’s name, his needs or a fictitious company product line. Different observers then judge their behavior according to criteria such as the ability to empathize with others, leadership style, self-discipline and self-assertiveness and problem solving skills.

Although a high IQ can be of help to an individual in life or work, there are other talents, like soft skills, that can be an asset to a person in career or in life. For instance, just as a good memory can be of help in life, it is just as important to use that memory on a human level to drive further success For instance helping your boss to remember an event that will make him look good like his upcoming wedding anniversary, remembering and getting your colleague a specific data for a project he or she is trying to accomplish, or remembering your own spouse’s birthday or your children’s school play or soccer game. If we can remember, and perform the small things that matter big to other people, we can certainly bring ourselves to a higher level of success that intelligence cannot.

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Students Winning Edge- How To Remember, Retain What Is Being Taught In School, Get Better Grades and Pass your Exams!

2009-10-02T21:00:00.000-07:00

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2009-09-23T19:00:00.000-07:00

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What Exactly Is Human Intelligence? Can We Inherit Or Change It?

2009-09-17T01:38:00.000-07:00

By Kelvin Loh
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For many years,IQ or Intelligence Quotient, was considered by many to be the best measure of human intelligence. But in the last few decades, many factors like self-discipline, memory, perseverance and appropriate emotional behavior have been recognized as important or more important than IQ. Some of these talents are hereditary but we have found that they can also be learnt and assimilated into our lives by mimicking role models with such talents, or learning special techniques.

Humans are at the apex of the animal kingdom for one reason, human intelligence is the highest achievement of evolution. Hundreds of species have died out over uncounted thousands of years so that the most intelligent and adaptable specie can walk and dominate the planet, that is, us.

The human brain is indeed very unique. For all the millions of dollars spent on computer hardware and software, we have made machines that are able to make millions of mathematical calculations in seconds. But we have yet to create a machine that is able to laugh at the punchline of a good joke.

To call someone clever is to accord him or her one of the highest forms of compliments. Any parent would beam with pride if a stranger would also call his or her children clever. But intelligence is in no way predestined, that is , there is no guarantee that the children of clever parents will turn out to be clever as well. Genetic scientists assume that the ratio of unchangeable genetic material to controllable environmental factors is about 30 to 70 percent. However, any arguments on the old debate of nature versus nurture looks like a waste time – a little like whether the soil or the climate is responsible for a bumper harvest.

Many factors help shape the mind of an individual and his or her intelligence. However, scientists agree that having a strong dependable memory is one of the prerequisites for human intelligence. Imagine someone who has a memory that is only dependable for a day. As soon as that person goes to sleep and awakes the next day, he or she has to start all over again, learning new things. However, most people have memories that are decades old, going back to the days when that person was a mere toddler.

With the flow of information that is going around these days, having a strong dependable memory is crucial. In fact the definitive principle that governs the quantity of information today is Moore’s law which states the information doubles on itself every 18 months. With such a dramatic flow of information, it is no wonder that many people seek ways to improve their memory and learning speed, to cope with information change.

The human mind is absolutely capable in managing today’s information flow with the correct system of storing information into your memory. Such special techniques together with adequate sleep, mental and physical exercise and a healthy diet rich in fruits and vegetables go a long way to helping you stay mentally sharp. And remember, managing the priority or importance of information is one way to help keep you sane in a world where it is easy to be overwhelmed by the sheer weight of information.

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Keep Your Mind Active To Keep It Healthy

2009-09-09T00:20:00.000-07:00

By Kelvin Loh
URL: www.MightyMemory.com

If you think that an older person can out maneuver you in a game of chess because he is more experienced, then your are making a big mistake. In a survey done in 2005, the majority of people can retain most of their mental capabilities well into their old age.

Playing a game of chess is a great mental activity. It is more than an interesting pastime. It is like teasing the brain and chess players are in fact training their brains. In one test done in Beijing China, a group of Chinese scientists set out to map the effects of a mental activity like chess on the mind. In a park where a group of 50 or more retired Chinese men congregate daily to play Chinese Chess, the researchers found that most of the men had above average mental and cognitive skills. They could hold witty and intelligent conversation and are much less prone to depression, dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. The research, spanning over 5 years conclude that the mental faculties of the group of chess-playing men showed no signs of waning as the group continued to age. If fact, their memory continued to improve.

Indeed, other scientific studies in the west show that the gray cells in the brain don’t just diminish in old age, as many people believe. Research shows that as the brain is challenged, the better it will function. Conversely, you are like a couch potato, doing little mental or physical activities, then your brain will start to fail you more and more as you grow older.

The brain can be trained, for instance by reading books, challenging mental puzzles or games, mathematical problems, memory games or with brain-teasing software programs developed by psychologists. There are some memory training programs that can help you perform mental calisthenics like memorizing long chains of numbers, grocery lists or even recognizing hundreds of faces. These programs can also help you to learn a foreign language.

There are other factors however, that can contribute to your maintaining your mental agility into a ripe old age. If you had a good general education, have an active and varied lifestyle, have an energetic partner and a supportive social environment, then you have something of a head start. On the other hand, if you live a life of constant routine, dissatisfaction with your own life or a dysfunctional social environment, this can lead to a deterioration of your mental faculties.

The general agreement between researchers and scientists is that if you keep your mind active, constantly learning new things to enhance your life and the lives of those around you, then you will find that your mental health will keep in tandem with you. Your memory will improve even as you age. You’ll find that your concentration will not falter as your mind becomes sharper. Happiness will then become not only a state of mind but also a by-product of your earthly existence. Your mind will be in the best possible state and a healthy mind will also lead to a healthy and vibrant physical body.

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How Your Biological Clock Influences Your Mental And Physical Performance

2009-09-02T20:13:00.000-07:00

By Kelvin Loh
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All of nature has a rhythm. Birds fly south and the leaves of trees changes color as if following some mysterious cue from a master timekeeper. We are no different. Our bodily functions and our brain follow a definite rhythm. This affects our thinking ability and mental capacity to remember and concentrate.

At certain times of the day, our rhythm reaches a peak, while at other times, it is low. Our body temperature fluctuates according to this rhythm, as does our blood pressure and the level of certain hormones in the blood. Our body’s functions according to a fixed time plan, which is slightly different from person to person. Our daily rhythms are dictated by the rotation of the earth around its axis every 24 hours. However, our biological clocks run slightly slower than the earth’s rotation’ for most people, an inner day has about 25 hours.

Our biological clock, our inner timepiece is located in the part of the brain called the hypothalamus. This controls the hormones and the nervous system and is actually a bundle of nerves. Scientists are still trying to figure out how the rhythm develops and how our biological clock is set. We only know that it can be influenced by noise, our social and physical environment and the sleeping hormone melatonin and possibly also through physical activity.

There is one particular factor that affects our biological clock, that is, light. In particular, the sun. Our eyes are light sensitive, even a flash of lightning can make the body start producing certain key chemicals. We now know that these chemicals regulate our biological clock every day. Scientists, study blind people, whose optic nerves has been damaged discover that these people cannot easily keep their rhythm in synchronicity with the rest of society.

Here’s a quick guide to the peak times for various activities.

6-8am. For most men, this is a good time for sex as the male body experiences a high level of sex hormones

9am – 12pm . The human brain is on a fast track. This time slot is good for making decisions. Heart medication is also effective during this time.

1pm. The body experiences its first low. Our body temperature starts to fall. People who can take a quick nap during this time find themselves more productive later.

3pm. The body experiences low sensitivity to pain during the mid-afternoon. If you’ve been putting off a visit to the dentist, this is a good time to make a dental appointment.

4-6pm. The body starts to perform at its peak because muscles start to warm up. Physical activity is most effective during this time. Athletic records have been known to shatter during this time.
7-8pm. For most people, its time to relax as the workday draws to a close. The liver breaks down alcohol effectively. The body starts to unwind.

1am-3am. Warning! Your mental and physical prowess is at its low. This is the time the body wants to shut down and sleep. This is the time when most accidents happen at home or on the road.

Understanding your body’s own biorhythm will help you to cope with stress. If at all possible, schedule high mental activities at the time your brain and body are at its peak. And remember to take power naps whenever possible. It goes a long way to improving memory and concentration, and maintaining healthy mental and physical capacity.

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Unlock the True Potential of Your Mind!

2009-08-27T05:26:00.000-07:00

We all have dreams and desires and I'm sure you do too.

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Can You Influence Your Conscious Mind For Better Memory?

2009-08-20T06:05:00.000-07:00

By Kelvin Loh
URL: www.MightyMemory.com

Many factors influence who we are, our psyche. Our conscious mind is only part of the equation. Inner clocks, hormones, dreams, memories and our subconscious. All these control our brains and our behavior without us being aware of them.

Imagine you are a lost tourist in Italy and you want to know how to get to the Leaning Tower Of Pisa. You see someone who is sure of himself and you stop to ask that person for directions. You do not speak Italian and you decide to try your luck in English. “Which way to the leaning Tower of Pisa, please?”. The person tells you politely that he does not understand English. All of a sudden, he describes the way to you, in fluent English, complete with an accent. You can’t believe what you’ve heard and you ask again. This time the person denies, in perfect English, that he does not speak English. Is this person playing a trick on you, is he a liar or insane? All of your presumptions could be wrong as it so happens that the person is under hypnosis. Although you are unlikely to have this scenario on the streets, such a behavior is quite normal for a person who is undergoing hypnotherapy. A language confusion of this nature can be found in people who, in their early childhood, grew up in a bilingual, or two-language surroundings. From our example, it is quite clear that our consciousness does not always work logically, sometimes our inner perception makes us believe strange things.

It is not always the case that the brain gives us a complete picture of what is happening in our psyche, or unconscious mind. Some of us will attest to this, that it is not always easy to be specific about what is we really wish for, strive for, know or fear. Our brains have the tendency to block out unpleasant things, emphasize the good and gloss over the ugly. The brain will even provide us with justifications for actions that are nonsensical, impossible, dangerous or even forbidden.

How many of us actually think that we are losing our memory? We forget to bring an important document to work having spend some time the night before working on it. We left the house without taking our wallets along, forgot to pick up the kids, forgot to buy something from the store that we’ve ran out and forgot to pay our bills. Sometimes we enter a room to get something and forget why we enter the room in the first place. We open the refrigerator and forget what is it we needed, was it the butter or preserves? Then we enter into a self-fulfilling prophecy of telling ourselves that our memory is failing?

A lot of this memory “failings” are the result of not paying attention on the situation. For example, to help you remember to bring the document to work, place it in your briefcase or in an area you are so to notice, like on a table together with your car keys. Always pay your bills first. That way, there is one thing less to take care of. Need to pick up the kids up at 6pm? Make a mental picture of your kids coming home with 6 gorillas. Most mobile phone these days come with a reminder alarm that you can use to jolt your memory. Need to do 5 things when you leave for home? Imagine a cow in a suit having his photograph taken by a dog, sitting on a park bench eating a sandwich to remind yourself you need to bring home your suit from the dry-cleaners, get the prints from the photo shop and you’re out of milk, bread and dog-food. Having fun with your mind and imagination will take out a lot of stress from daily living is the cause of our absent mindedness.

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Can You Read 25,000 Words A Minute Or Memorise A 20-Digit Number?

2009-08-15T07:36:00.000-07:00

By Kelvin Loh
URL: www.MightyMemory.com

Can you read an entire book in just a few minutes? It may seem unimaginable but the phenomenon of speed reading makes it possible.It’s all in the technique. Normally a person can only read 240 words a minute. However, some schools offer courses in speed-reading or “photo-reading”, a technique in which anyone can supposedly increase their reading capacity to abut 25,000 words per minute. In these lessons, participants learn how to make use of the entire brain during the reading process – normally only the left side of the brain is used. A person who masters the technique properly can “photograph” the entire printed page in his or her mind, improving the absorption of information.To learn speed-reading takes time, and not everyone is successful.

You can also increase your reading speed 10 to 40 times without taking a speed-reading course. You will notice a vast improvement if you don’t say each word in your mind as you read. This makes your brainwork harder, preventing it from doing other things. You can avoid this in the following way move your middle finger along the lines and follow the finger with your eyes. Some techniques teach you to move your middle finger in a reverse “S” shape, like a fish swimming or a rattlesnake moving across the sands of the desert. It certainly takes practice as we’ve been trained since we were young to always say the words out loud. Chances are, this was how we were taught how to read.

Other usual tips which you can use to read faster or keep your mind from wondering is using the power of imagination. Before you start reading, imagine yourself flipping through the pages of the book. Imagine yourself taking an avid interest. Then take a quick glance through the book, looking at the contents page, the acknowledgement, chapter titles. Always read the back of the book cover. This will give you some motivation of what you hope to derive from the book. As you glance through the chapter titles, you should begin forming questions in your mind about the subject matter.Besides using our imagination to read faster and have better concentration and stronger focus, we can also use our imagination to memorise numbers.

When it comes to remembering numbers, it is often difficult because numbers are abstract forms. Our minds think in pictures. Not convinced? Think of an Elephant. Does the word ELEPHANT come to mind or does a great big gray beast with a long trunk, long white tusks, floppy ears and a swishing tail come to mind? Numbers can be changed into pictures. For example imagine the number 1 as a candle, the number 2 as a swan’s graceful neck, the number 3 represented by a tree, the number 4 by a flag fluttering in the wind, the number 5 by your outstretch hand, the number 6 represented by a dice, the number 7 a golf-club, the number 8 a pair of eyes and the number 9 is a tadpole. A 7-digit number like 5824137 becomes. Hand+eyes+swan+flag+candle+tree+golf club.

You can make a story to link up all the numbers. Imagine using your hands to wipe your eyes because you can’t believe your eyes when you see a swan with carrying a flag in it’s beak with a burning candle on top of it’s head and climbing a tree to take a swing with golf club stuck in the branches.

Memory Olympic participants use more advanced but extremely powerful and fun ways to outdo each other in competitions. Often with a chain of 100 numbers and more. More pragmatic techniques to teach young children as young as 7 how to memorise the multiplication tables. Explore ways to use pictures to help you with memory. And learning. It takes the boredom out of learning and makes you more creative. After all, learning should be fun.

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2009-08-12T03:32:00.001-07:00

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2009-08-08T23:48:00.000-07:00

Information Overload? Let The Brain Complete The Picture

2009-08-06T20:12:00.000-07:00

By Kelvin Loh
URL: www.MightyMemory.com
Many of us let trivial things distract us from the bigger picture. But, when it comes to filling in the blanks in information, our brains are capable of the most astounding feats. Imagine that you are offered a promotion in your company in another department. This is a significant development in your career but the new job will mean more stress although you have been offered a much higher salary, the job is challenging, the colleagues pleasant and the boss appears to be understanding and easy to talk to. The problem is, you have to make up your mind in 3 days because there are other well-qualified applicants for the job waiting in line.

You are not quite sure if you should accept the offer and you try to find out if there are any hidden drawbacks. You ask if it would be a problem if you had to take some time off at short notice some time in the future. By asking this question, you would be able to find out if the working environment is really as cordial and agreeable as your first impression had led you to believe. More importantly, it will also provide clues as to whether the boss will in fact remain as friendly and flexible as your first impression of him. As the moment for your decision draws near, you have fresh doubts entering your mind. Sometimes you wake up in the middle of the night breaking out in cold sweat. In the end, you must decide to say “Yes” to the job or to reject the offer. Despite the fact you do not have all the answers you need.

Very often, we are all forced to make split second decisions. For example, you are driving close to a group of kids cycling on the streets, one of them could suddenly swerve into your path as you pass. When you are buying a present for a loved one, many questions pop into your head. How much money do you want to spend” Which colour does he or she like it to be ? A funny or meaningful card to go with the gift? Should you buy a music CD or a book? Another example, if you want to buy a house, you can inspect it many times but certain parts, the foundation for example, will always be hidden from view. Even if we don’t know all the important details, we often make decisions which can turn out to be good ones. The reason for this is the brain’s ability to fill in the gaps of the whole picture in our minds.

Often times, we are not even aware of this happening. In our imagination, we can replace any missing information, thus creating a complete picture. This trick of perception has been proven many times, and even primitive men relied on it. When they spot the tail of the tiger in the bushes, the eyes of the crocodile above the water line or the flight of startled birds in the trees, all these point to the existence of danger nearby. It is largely due to the functioning of the brain that we can cope with the world.

The brain has an innate ability to expand bits information into sound and solid knowledge. Ancient Greeks use this fact to memorise chunks of information and accelerate their memory and learning. The Chinese form words and vocabulary inspired by nature and their surroundings, purely by observation. Some memory techniques use the method of picture association to memorise huge amount of information. So the next time you feel overwhelm by the sheer weight of information, understand that you don’t have to know everything down to the last detail to make an informed choice or decision.

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How to use your senses to magnify your memory and recall ability

2009-08-02T05:48:00.000-07:00

By Kelvin Loh
URL: www.MightyMemory.com
When we perceive our environment, all our sensory organs work together. All of us have our preferences when it comes to the senses. And this is also the reason why each of us experiences the world in a very personal way. For the most part, we are blissfully unaware of this taking place. However, scientists make distinctions between three types of perception preference’ visual (eyes), auditory (ears) and haptic (touch).

You can try a simple test to find out for yourself which group you belong to. Ask a friend to give you a paper with 10 words written on it. Memorise as many words as possible, and then remove the piece of paper. Try to recall the words on the paper and note how many words you got right. Now repeat the test with 10 other words, which your partner reads aloud to you, then with 10 more words presented to you as drawings. Then compare the number of points you scored each time the test on which you scored the most points is where you strength lies.

Once you have refined and strengthened your perception, you can apply your strengths to your full advantage. It is even better if you also make an effort to strengthen your weaker senses. If you can do that, you are in a position to absorb and retain information much faster and more reliably than you previously thought possible.

Let’s say you wish to learn a new foreign language. If you perceive information best with your eyes (most people fall into this category) you can record the foreign words and its meanings in English in a media, like a tape or mp3 player as an aid to learning. This will help you train your hearing at the same time. There are a few special exercises you can do to strengthen your preferred form of perception. For example, imagine a dollar note or coin, it’s something that you use every day. Try to describe the design of each side of the note or coin and the form of the print or minting along the edge. Then compare what you have just described to the original. It won’t be easy but this will train your eyes for details. How do you train your vision? Look at a photograph. Carefully look at he picture. What do you notice? Which angle did the photographer take the shot? Are there shadows? Do the shadows fall to the left or right? Can you tell what is in the foreground and what is in the background? You can ask yourself these questions out loud and answer them. Then take a blank piece of paper and make a quick sketch of the picture without looking at it. This procedure is especially effective, because different sensory channels are simultaneously involved – sight, speech and motion or activity.

Many new knowledge or information can be learnt by carrying out the necessary activities. This is the reason psychologists advise us to memorise new facts not only in our minds but also through actions. Action or activity can be done through writing, talking, singing or drawing. That is why many people find that they remember what has been said in a lecture better if they take notes during the lecture. You don’t have to write down every word the speaker said, the main ideas or key words will do You can even draw pictures to illustrate a point. Remember to check on your notes filling in any areas you think might draw a blank in future revision.

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Tune Up Your Perception To Boost Your Memory

2009-07-25T03:07:00.000-07:00

By Kelvin Loh
URL: www.MightyMemory.com
Our perception of things depends on our experiences. If we have not already stored something in our memory, the brain might store some new information in the wrong way; sometimes deceiving us.

Has this ever happened to you” You are waiting at a bus stop, you look around and someone has caught your attention. You do a double take – you know this face from somewhere. You realize that this man looks like an old high school buddy from many years ago. You’re unsure, because you’ve just moved into this area and your old school is hundreds of miles away. You decide to walk up to the person. Half way, he turns around looks at you for 2 seconds and checks his watch. Then he flags down a cab and rides off without looking in your direction again. No, this cannot be your old friend, definitely not. Time and time again, we encounter a situation where the brain plays tricks on us, simply because our grey cells respond automatically to experiences and expectations. For example, if you never expect to meet your old friend at a bus stop, you will find another more appropriate explanation for what you have seen. Such interpretations often lead us into traps, tricking or fooling our sense of perception.

We all know about mirages; It’s an optical illusion, which can lure those lost in the deserted and badly dehydrated, to their doom. Mirages seem like vast expenses of water like a lake or they make remote parts of a landscape seem much closer than they really are. You might see mirages appear on the highway, making us think that the road ahead is flooded with water. Such sightings can be explained through references to conditions in the atmosphere.

The brain has an innate ability to make sense of what the other senses perceives. Even though the information may be incomplete. This can be the basis of a good memory recall. But how do we use this ability of the brain to form other meaningful associations. Memory experts and mentalists have long used such abilities to achieve astonishing mental feats. Like memorizing a long chain of numbers, a long list of items. More pragmatic users have used this ability of the brain to memorize complicated mathematical formulas, scientific equations, memorized biblical verses, learn a foreign language or even teach young children the multiplication tables. It’s about turning something abstract like numbers or a foreign word into more meaningful pictures or stories that helps the human mind achieve phenomenal feats of memory.

Have trouble remembering faces and names? Let your senses do the work to improve your memory and recall. Take a close look at the person you are introduced to and without staring, see if you can find any distinguishing feature like color of hair, eyes or shape of nose. What about the clothes or jewellery they are wearing. A quick sweep of the eyes will transfer most of your observation into your brain to be processed. Then associate these observations with the person’s name. By making an interesting picture or story you find you can remember your new friend or colleague better. Use your perception wisely, it is the basis of a strong dependable memory.

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Improving Memory And Mental Clarity With The Power Of Mental Focus

2009-07-22T01:44:00.000-07:00

By Kelvin Loh
URL: www.MightyMemory.com
Do you remember as a child lying on your back on a beach or in the field and looking at the different shapes of passing clouds? If you do, you will know how enjoyable it can be to focus completely on one thing. To be receptive, you need to allow all your senses to explore the environment. The more sensory pathways you open up, the more extensive and exact your perception will become. This has been acknowledged by scientists in numerous studies. Students can memorize new material twice as well if it is presented in a visual form – for instance, as a film or video – and not just by merely listening to a lecture. This is because visual cues from the eyes play an important part in the learning process.
The best known method for focusing our thoughts towards what is important and training our perception is Meditation. Meditation has been practiced for thousands of years by Buddhist monks for instance for spirituality and to open up the mind to new knowledge. Zen Buddhism is about mastering the art of Meditation to achieve remarkable things in life. Demonstrations have been performed by a skilled archer and meditator with his eyes blindfolded and shooting an arrow so accurately that it will put out a burning candle hundreds of paces away. He performs this feat by accomplishing the highest concentration and entering a state of deepest calm.
In western psychology, the phenomenon of controlled attention is also useful. Anyone who wish to train or improve his or her memory must begin by controlling perception. For instance, if you find that you keep forgetting someone’s name, it’s likely that you are too easily distracted and do not place enough emphasis or importance to the person’s name when you are introduced. A deeper focus on the situation will improve your memory. A quick tip is to look at the person’s face, without staring.
With a quick sweep of your eyes, notice what the person is wearing, the color of his or her eyes, hair, skin. Take an interest in that person, ask about where she was born, what are the person’s hobbies, children, pets etc. Ask the person how her name is spelt. If there is only one way to spell ‘Tom’, the more relevant question is to ask how to spell his last name. Take notice of it and make interesting associations with it and tie it in with what the person is wearing or the person’s physical attributes. Is he or she tall or short, fat or slender? Does he or she have freckles or a tan?
Your creativity is also influenced by how intensely you deal with the job at hand. If you need a new idea urgently – for example, an anniversary gift for a spouse, you perhaps need to let yourself be inspired by the world around you.
We often do not take the time to see what is around us. The flash of inspiration you need will come to mind if you allow your attention to move freely, embracing all possibilities, even the ones you previously disregard. So open up your senses, see to appreciate, smell new scents, listen with intent and start to feel, both physically and emotionally. Start living and be alive and you’ll find your memory, concentration and creativity will start to blossom.

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Banish Forgetfulness - Create A Mindful Awareness

2009-07-18T23:04:00.000-07:00

By Kelvin Loh
URL: www.MightyMemory.com
Let’s imagine for a moment that you are sitting by a quiet stream in the countryside. You take in the bright sunshine and the fresh air. All of a sudden, right in front of you, a big fish jumps out of the water and splashes down. It swims away furiously as droplets of water run down your face. You hear the wind as it howls through the trees, the rustling leaves, perhaps a gurgling stream as it brushes against the rocks. The wind gently carries the smell of freshly cut grass. As you walk along the bank, you savour the fresh delight of some of the juicy, sweet berries that you have just picked. You taste the tangy juice as it drips down your throat.
Whether we are walking in a quiet country road or in a busy shopping mall, whether it is during the workday or while we are on a holiday, we take it for granted that we know what our surrounding is like. Our senses connect us to the world around us. Our senses help us perceive things that can bring to us a whole range of feelings, from intense happiness to sadness. But sometimes the information from our senses can be misleading, or we are too overloaded to interpret it. However, did you know that only a fraction of the information, or sensory stimuli, received by our sensory organs (eyes, nose, ears, skin, mouth) enters our consciousness? In fact, our brains have several filters that prevent us from being overwhelmed by the constant bombardment of new stimuli. By filtering out new information, we can concentrate our attention on the things that are important and thus keep the world in perspective.
Have you ever had the frustrating experience that your expensive state-of-the-art digital camera will not focus on the person in the tiny screen but on some unimportant object in the background? Fortunately, this cannot happen to us, for our brains are far more intelligent than the microchips and computers that run our camera. The brain automatically separates important things from what is secondary or irrelevant. In effect, our brain knows that you are more interested in taking a photo of your grandmother, uncle, aunt or child standing in front of the tree rather than the tree itself.
Likewise, an “aware” state of mind helps you to focus on what is important and what is “background noise”. For example, how many times have you ignored what a spouse or a family member is saying because you were too focused on something on television. How many times have you walked into a room and not know why you entered the room? Or how many times have you gone to the store and returned home and forgot a grocery item that was running out? Sometimes our filtering mechanism fail us but we can overcome this by practicing “mindful awareness” of what is important. We can train our minds to focus on the task at hand.
Here are some tips to improve your memory and train your brain. So the next time you need to go into a room to get a pen, think of a large spot of ink on your favorite shirt pocket.
The next time someone interrupts you while you are giving a presentation, make a mental picture of where you stopped. If you run out of milk and need to run to the store, imagine a cow with a apron telling you to get the milk, instead of coming home with a pack of frozen pizzas that was discounted. Remember, it’s all about ‘mindfulness’. Try it!
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