MEMORY PALACE DEFINITIVE
James Smith (University of Warwick author and MENSA member)
* based upon simple, user-friendly number-letter code, compatible with
memory master
Dominic O'Brien's, whose standard text How To Develop A Brilliant
Memory would
make an ideal companion
* uses "Locations" that are easily visualised and pretty much of your
choice
* 1000 "Location" suggestions and many up to 10000 for recalling page
numbers for
texts over 1000 pages in length, year dates, numbered lists such as
the periodic table
and so on
* includes 10 easily visualised and workable Locations each of 100
stages for immediate
use with ANY memorisation technique requiring "journeys" such as
remembering
strings of text, speeches, multiple decks of playing cards etc.
* thorough A-Z bibliography with page references to texts for each
area of study and
memorisation often requiring memory journeys or palacing
* very many acronyms for use in other memory systems
* shows how to use wasteful browsing habits to make study easier
* my preferred suggestions for making the most of your intelligence
A fraction of the cost of a memory improvement course or hiring
motivational and training staff in paperback (my recommended
presentation) and Kindle
Little to lose by part-previewing or purchasing a copy, even if only
for the reference collection; Amazon have a no-questions refund policy
on this title:
http://www.amazon.com/Memory-Palace-Definitive-James-Smith/dp/146994912
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Among other interests, I am seeking to have Memory Palace Definitive
turned into a mass-marketed storage and presentation tool for students
and professionals; any queries about this or anything else, please
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Memory improvement is discussed at the following Yahoo Groups: WWBC
(World Wide Brain Club), Memory Sports and Art of Memory