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

by Kevin Horsley

See your car in your mind. Imagine squeezing a big apple into the front grille. Take a carrot and stab it into the hood. On the windshield, see grainy bread, and think to yourself, “That grainy bread is going to damage my wipers.” Get inside your car and squash dried fruit on the dashboard—really see it mash into your speedometer. Imagine you are sitting on blueberries and strawberries—really feel them. Throw eggs at the person sitting in the passenger seat next to you—they now have egg on their face. Imagine you are pouring thousands of nuts and seeds onto your back seat. Get out of your car and imagine a massive orange on your roof. You open the trunk and it is full of fish—really smell the fish. There is broccoli in the tailpipe, and Brussels sprouts are the exhaust fumes. Finally, the tires are made out of sweet potatoes. Sweet! Go through your car, from the beginning to the end, and see if you can remember all the information. If a word didn’t stick, go back, make the connection stronger, and see it more clearly in your mind.