Unlimited Memory: How to Use Advanced Learning Strategies to Learn Faster, Remember More and be More Productive

Always remember that where your attention goes, your energy flows.

1)Identify your self-limiting beliefs. 2)Question these beliefs and ask yourself: “Is it that I can’t improve my concentration and memory or is it that I won’t make the time to do so?” 3)What else do you believe about your mind and your potential? 4)Memorize this quote by Jim Rohn: “If you don’t like how things are, change it! You’re not a tree.”

This is a way to direct attention, strengthen imagination, and improve your ability to associate concepts. Your mind is an associating machine and it has no limits.

No memory is ever alone; it’s at the end of a trail of memories, a dozen trails that each have their own associations.

Comparison Connection With this method, you connect the person to a name that you already know. Let’s say we meet a person by the name of George. To make the name stick, we think of someone that we already know with the same name. Do you know another George?

(using memory methods), and then review to keep it ready in your mind for new learning.

1. Concentrate When you meet someone with the same name as you, do you remember their name? Yes, because you are interested in that name, you always hear it, and your attention is at a peak.

This is not the way that I naturally think either; this is how I have taught myself to think, because it works.

Your inner vision and your energy are connected. If you wake up in the morning and focus on all the bad things that could possibly happen, your energy level will be low. If you wake up and imagine exciting possibilities and focus on all the great things that you get to do, your energy level will lift. Where your attention goes, your energy flows.

A belief is a sense of being certain; what you believe, you become.