The Productivityist Podcast: Focusing on Memory with Brad Zupp
In this episode of The Productivityist Podcast, I speak with Brad Zupp. Brad is an entertaining motivational speaker and memory improvement expert from New York. Brad shows people how to supercharge their memories to improve many aspects of their lives (including productivity) and to have a better memory at any age.
And that’s exactly why I wanted to talk to him. I trust my memory…to a point. And for good reason. I believe that your mind was meant to be a factory and not a warehouse so I was interested to hear Brad’s take on that. I wanted to dive into how we can reconcile what we should try to memorize versus what we shouldn’t, what you can do to keep your memory from fading, how a calendar and other tools can help enhance your memory, and loads more.
Relevant Links
Brad Zupp
Smarter Faster Better by Charles Duhigg | Amazon
How to Theme Your Day for Maximum Productivity | 1 Simple Thing Podcast
Most Productive People: David Robinson | Fast Company
Developing a “Superhuman” Memory | Brad Zupp
The Night Owl Action Plan by Mike Vardy
Memory Can Be Improved At Any Age | Brad Zupp
Stumbling on Happiness by Daniel Gilbert | Amazon
The Year of Fear with Kendra Wright | The Productivityist Podcast
Unlock Your Amazing Memory: The Fun Guide That Shows Grades 5 to 8 How to Remember Better and Make School Easier by Brad Zupp | Amazon
Brad Zupp (@BradZupp) | Twitter
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