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Yellow Elephant: Improve your memory and learn more, faster, better
In The Yellow Elephant, two-time Australian Memory Champion Tansel Ali shows you how he turned his very ordinary memory into a champion one – and memorised the Yellow Pages phone book along the way. Ali’s easy-to-follow steps explain how the brain remembers and how you can take advantage of this. Practical exercises help you learn techniques and build your memory skills quickly, enabling you to learn faster, remember more, reduce stress, save time and improve your focus.
A strong memory helps you get ahead in many aspects of your daily life, from remembering your shopping list and studying for exams, to keeping track of business transactions and making sure your message is remembered by clients.
You don’t need to settle for a memory like a sieve: all it takes is some simple techniques to keep your brain fit and improve the way you remember.
Tansel Ali is a two-time Australian Memory Champion and one of the leading thinkers on memory in the world. He has broken several memory records and competed in the World Memory Championships in Malaysia where he achieved 'Grandmaster of Memory' for remembering a random shuffled deck of cards under 3 minutes. He also broke 5 national memory records for a total of 6 out of the 10 events.
Tansel has spent the last 11 years training people how make the most out of their brain to work more effectively. Tansel's interactive coaching style and personal experience has attributed to many success stories, for example coach one of his students to enter the Guinness Book of Records for remembering and recently train a TV personality and CEO to compete and successfully memorise a deck of randomly shuffled cards at the World Memory Championships in London.
A strong memory helps you get ahead in many aspects of your daily life, from remembering your shopping list and studying for exams, to keeping track of business transactions and making sure your message is remembered by clients.
You don’t need to settle for a memory like a sieve: all it takes is some simple techniques to keep your brain fit and improve the way you remember.
Tansel Ali is a two-time Australian Memory Champion and one of the leading thinkers on memory in the world. He has broken several memory records and competed in the World Memory Championships in Malaysia where he achieved 'Grandmaster of Memory' for remembering a random shuffled deck of cards under 3 minutes. He also broke 5 national memory records for a total of 6 out of the 10 events.
Tansel has spent the last 11 years training people how make the most out of their brain to work more effectively. Tansel's interactive coaching style and personal experience has attributed to many success stories, for example coach one of his students to enter the Guinness Book of Records for remembering and recently train a TV personality and CEO to compete and successfully memorise a deck of randomly shuffled cards at the World Memory Championships in London.
- GenresSelf HelpNonfiction
161 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2013
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May 4, 2015
Good book, quick read. The skill sets laid out in this book will only improve with practice. SO Practice!!!
October 13, 2016
Incredibly accessible introduction to memory techniques which will change the way you think about memory. I met him via a Skype lesson after reading this and can vouch that he is a lovely, encouraging bloke too.
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