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I need this! Hope I remember to download it. ;)
In Boost your memory, expert author Darren Bridger provides 52 brilliant ideas and brain training exercises that will help you make and store new memories effectively and re-arrange your existing memories for more effective recall. Boost your memory will help you perform better at work, and make sure you never forget another anniversary or important detail again. Simply brilliant.
http://www.amazon.com/Boost-memory-Brilliant-Ideas-ebook/dp/B004R9P9RO
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And why is it that you can remember things from when you were a tiny tot yet can't go from your front door to the car without forgetting something? I am so bad about doing that! Thank you Savannah. :)
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I'm most guilty of leaving grocery bags behind. I get chatting to the cashier and one's always left on the carousel. Thanks Savannah! :)
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I learned a trick years ago about visualizing a crazy image to help you remember things, especially lists. It worked great for me because I'm a very visual person. Like if I wanted to remember to get salt, chicken and toilet roll I could imagine a mountain of salt with a rooster perched at the top, with a toilet roll on his head. The crazier, the better. You can create a whole cartoon in your head if it's a long list.
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I learned a trick years ago about visualizing a crazy image to help you remember things, especially lists. It worked great for me because I'm a very visual person. Like if I wanted to remember to get salt, chicken and toilet roll I could imagine a mountain of salt with a rooster perched at the top, with a toilet roll on his head. The crazier, the better. You can create a whole cartoon in your head if it's a long list.
Wouldn't it be easier to remember salt, chicken and toilet roll? ;) Thanks Savannah!
Boy, do I need this! LOL. My recall's getting worse on the simplest of things. Thanks Savannah! :)
Without frugality none can be rich, and with it very few would be poor.
- Samuel Johnson