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

by Kevin Horsley

Q—Steam K—Sing Clubs A—Cat 2—Can 3—Camo (camouflage) 4—Car 5—Coal 6—Cash 7—Cake 8—Cafe 9—Cap 10—Case J—Club Q—Cream K—King Let’s practice: Imagine a king bashing down the door and entering your house. He finds some ham and duck to eat in your fridge. With that silly story you remembered five cards—king of clubs, 4 of diamonds, 10 of hearts, 3 of hearts, and 7 of diamonds. Easy, isn’t it? Once you have created images for each of the cards, you will have to get to know them. It will take practice to automatically turn each card into an image, but with time it will become second nature. To remember the whole shuffled pack you then create a journey of 52 places and store each character along the route, or you can link the cards together. These methods are not tricks; you are simply using the memory fundamentals and therefore maximizing more of your memory potential. This is like a gym for your memory: The more you work with it, the more your overall memory will im...