Unlimited Memory: How to Use Advanced Learning Strategies to Learn Faster, Remember More and be More Productive (Mental Mastery, #1)

by Kevin Horsley

Create an image for the name in your mind so you can recreate it later.

only remember what we think about.

effective giant peg memory system.

When each number represents an image, you can hold it in your mind and place it in a system such as the car, body, or journey systems to remember as many numbers as you choose.

Turn key information that you

need for your life into a picture so that you will be able to see it easily in your mind’s eye. Use art to remember—and have fun!

Map that I made of Stephen Covey’s The

Remembering Written Information Word for Word

importance of holding verses in your heart, so that you can live the lessons being taught.

These things happen because familiarity breeds forgetfulness.

Start to catch your memory doing things right and you will start to see improvements.

things in life can be solved with more responsibility, imagination, and awareness.

Creating systems and putting your items in the same place every day will save you massive amounts of time.

Self-discipline is not self-deprivation. It is about raising your standards, going for and being more.

Where your attention goes, your energy flows.

“Discipline is remembering what you want.”

Reviewing images backward helps you remember them more effectively.

The more that you connect to that information, the stronger it becomes.

perfect way to learn is to make lots of firsts and lasts: take breaks, make your information outstanding, make your own links (using memory methods), and then review to keep it ready in your mind for new learning.

Always use the power of review to put a lid on your learning and prevent it from escaping.

“The possibilities of thought training are infinite, its consequences eternal, and yet few take the pains to direct their thinking into channels that will do them

good, but instead leave all to chance.”