Limitless Memory: Brain Training Tricks and Techniques for Memory Improvement and Accelerated Learning

by Stephen Bryant

Do You Want to Be Able to Remember Anything?

Discover How You Can Train Your Brain to Have Limitless Memory!

This book contains proven steps and strategies to improve your memory and to train your brain to retain information more efficiently and more quickly. Some lucky few are born with amazing memory, able to memorize anything just from glancing through it, while others may find it hard to just even remember where we left our car keys. While extraordinary memory may be a natural talent, memory is also a skill and like any skill, one can train at it to the level of mastery. You can learn how to train your brain to remember anything!

Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn...
The Types of Memory
Attention is the Pathway to Memory
Association is the Key to Remembering
Mnemonic Tricks
Leitner System: Flashcard Learning
Mental Filing Systems
And much more!

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33 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 22, 2014

Reviews

[Helfren · Rating 3 out of 5]

Short book about improving the memory. Using the top of hand in order to remember the planet system. The quick guide really helps a lot. Not a surefire material for really boosting your memory though.

[LLear · Rating 2 out of 5]

This books shows different ways to memorize things but doesn’t talk about anything that would turn your mind into a super computer. Most of the tasks it talks about are already basic knowledge taught in school on how to better memorize things.

[Pascale · Rating 3 out of 5]

I thought there would be more to this book. It mostly describes the techniques and types of memories and that is it. I was hoping for more details, for some sort of "how-to" but the book was finished when I though I had just finished the introduction...

[Ismail Diabolic · Rating 1 out of 5]

My first expression was "That's it".
This "book" won't make you Sherlock.
Unfortunately many focused people do these thing daily and others do it regularly (subconsciously), so there nothing in this book worth entertaining.
Only blah blah blah and blah. THE END

[Mustafe Muxumed · Rating 5 out of 5]

concise and amazing book. gained lot of tricks from reading it.

[Deepak Singh Bisth · Rating 4 out of 5]

The book shares some good information.