Unlimited Memory: How to Use Advanced Learning Strategies to Learn Faster, Remember More and be More Productive
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Unlimited Memory: How to Use Advanced Learning Strategies to Learn Faster, Remember More and be More Productive
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.
First, remember that 80 percent of changing anything is about why you want to change and only 20 percent is about how you do it. It is as simple as having a reason and deciding that you want to change your beliefs. Take responsibility.
Busyness is sometimes just procrastination in disguise. Busyness may make you feel good and make you think you are more productive but when we look back at the end of the day we realize we haven’t done anything worthwhile. We are training our minds to have continuous partial attention, and our attention is being fragmented.
Step 1: Every Mind Map starts in the center of a blank page with an image that represents the subject of the entire Mind Map. I will call this one “systems.” As we now know, images are memorable and stimulate more creativity. Step 2: Once you have your central image, start branching out with your main headings.
Many people say I have a photographic memory, but that is not true. I have just discovered many ‘secrets’ about memory, and I have been able to use and make these methods my own.
Reviewing when using the memory methods doesn’t require a lot of time. It’s just a process of thinking about it, making sure that the pictures are strong and that you can see them clearly. Then recite any information that you want to stick in your mind.
The process of imagination is a fun and creative process. The more enjoyment you can put into it, the better.
Sharpen your intellect by making it a habit to do one thing at a time.