The systems that memory masters use for numbers vary, but most use a system that was developed in the seventeenth century by Stanislaus Mink von Wennshein. This method twists the numbers into shapes so that they form letters, then turns the letters into words. That may seem like a lot of work, but once you know your code it will make the process of remembering numbers a breeze; the code almost memorizes itself. Stick with it and open your mind to a whole new language. It is also a great way to exercise your verbal and numerical intelligence at the same time.
