Memory Training:Day 4

The mind cannot tell the difference between a real event and an imaginary one. Guess that explains why horror movies, as fiction and harmless as they are, can scare the crap out of us.

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Memory Training: Day 3

Today I continued completed the 3rd lesson in the audio-book Memory in a Month by Ron White?. Last time, White challenged the listener to memorize a list of 20 items by using number associations. In today’s lesson, he challenges the reader to remember 19 items by visualizing a story involving a German Shepherd riding down the mountain on a bicycle.

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Memory Training: Day 2

So, here’s the second lesson in Memory in a Month by Ron White. I skipped a few days, but I haven’t given up. Day 1 is “History of memory training.”
Day 2 is “Basic Association definition and uses.”

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Memory Training: Day 1

“It has been said, ‘If your mind were simple enough to understand, you would be so simple that you couldn’t understand it.’”

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