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Page-a-Minute Memory Book
Enhance your powers of concentration and observation. Double or even triple your daily work output, eliminate careless errors, quickly skim and retian business reports, news articles, and technical data. Discover the newfound authority, confidence, and pleasure that come form a quick, sharp, active mind. Whatever your lifestyle or walk of life, this book will put a world o...more
Paperback, 176 pages
Published
June 12th 1986
by Ballantine Books
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There comes a point where instead of discounting memory techniques you actually decide to properly give them a go because the alternative is to be a vegetable by age 35 and mumbling away in an effort to recall your name.
Harry Lorayne is often praised in the magic and mentalism communities for his magic memory work so that's one hell of an endorsement if you ask me given these are industries so reliant on memory. Lorayne covers many techniques in the tiny book including the Peg techniq...more
Harry Lorayne is often praised in the magic and mentalism communities for his magic memory work so that's one hell of an endorsement if you ask me given these are industries so reliant on memory. Lorayne covers many techniques in the tiny book including the Peg techniq...more
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I learned some great memory tricks that have really helped me remember names better and lists. Once you learn the techniques you'll start applying to your life. You must try to use it every day, or like most things involving memory you'll lose it. It may seem difficult at first, but after trying it a few times it will get easier and easier. A co-worker of mine tried to test my skills and made up a list of 30 completely random words. Some were objects, some were foreign words, and others wer...more
fun read. Some of the techniques are quite good, specifically with names and numbers.
It is practical. But just not enough and not that exciting.
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