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Therefore, eliminate your excuses, clean up your beliefs, and be here now!
The concepts are brought to life and become concrete. It is always easier to remember something that is experienced in your mind; we remember what we think about.
If you as a presenter can’t remember your own content, how is your audience meant to remember it? If they can’t remember it, they are not going to believe or act on it. Many people are afraid of public speaking. I believe that the fear has a lot to do with the fear of forgetting information.
You can design your presentation with this FLOOR principle in mind. In a presentation we tend to remember: F – First things L – Last things O – Outstanding information O – Own links R – Repeated information
So what is the solution? When you put items down, like your car keys, you need to bring yourself back to the present moment. Ask yourself questions like, “When am I going to use this next?” or say to yourself, “I am putting the keys on the table.” Or, you could imagine that your keys are exploding the table. Try anything different to bring yourself back to the moment. Most things in life can be solved with more responsibility and awareness.
pay more attention to the moment.
If your daily actions are not moving you in the direction of what you want, then you will never get what you want. Common sense, isn’t it?
Where your attention goes, your energy flows.
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life does not reward idleness.
The only way you get good at anything is through self-discipline; remember life only rewards action!
Any training is a waste of time if there is not a process of review!
The information you have received will change your life for the better… use it! Memory training will enable you to create more certainty with information. Certainty fosters confidence, and will give you a glimpse of your amazing ability.
