Photographic Memory: Simple, Proven Methods to Remembering Anything Faster, Longer, Better (Accelerated Learning Series)

Accelerated Learning Series

by Ryan James

Photographic Memory Series Book #1 Still wondering how some people can remember information in great detail? In Photographic Memory , you won't just learn about the concept of photographic memory but you'll also discover the secret to expanding your retention capacity. Learn more about how your memory works and what makes a person remember things clearly. If you are one of those people who still memorize things through repeating them over and over until retained, then it's time to get rid of that old habit and discover a range of various memory tricks and techniques in this book. You'll able to practice every technique through the exercises included in each method. To have a glimpse of the important knowledge you'll potentially learn once you read this book, here's an It's time to step up your memorization skill and discover the things you need to maximize and expand your retention capacity.

Genres: Self Help

114 pages, Paperback

First published August 23, 2017

Reviews

[Karl · Rating 4 out of 5]

I stumbled onto this book and got into it for two reasons: 1. Curiosity, 2. It was a free download (sorry Ryan James). The book contains good discussions on how the mind stores and remembers information. It contains many suggestive techniques and overall I found the methods to be sound; although some methods are quite different from my previous explorations in this area and, in my estimation, are much too complicated to follow. This is not meant as a knock on the book. It is my own brain, which has been roaming this planet for 78 years that does not function the way it used to, nor does it retain information as in the past. Given practice and time, I am sure, it will improve ones mental functions.
I will give this book a strong 4 star rating.....I just don't remember why....

[James · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interesting information but...

Could have been written and edited better.
Also the topic is a little decieving. It teaches you tricks to memorize things you want to memorize, which is good, but doesn't really help with working memory training.

[Korneel Snauwaert · Rating 2 out of 5]

(Luisterboek) Ik veronderstel dat die twintig andere boeken met nét niet exact de dezelfde titel en nét niet exact dezelfde cover gemiddeld beter zullen zijn dan deze samenvatting van de basic geheugentechnieken. Echt aanraden zou ik het dus niet. Maar wow memory palaces zijn fucking amazing!