Awaken Your Photographic Memory In Depth Review
This book is made out especially for those that have a bad memory, or for those that want to improve their memory. This can be very important if you frequently forget things through the day.
The product attests some of the fact that is real in life, and uses the photographic memory as a way to remember things better. Some find that relying on photographic memory is a great method to retain much more information.
The snapshot technique, more likely. What this means is that some people can take a look at something and take a photographic picture that they can access every time they need to. The book can be useful, but it’s not a very good help in cases in which the patient really has a bad memory due to his condition.
The presentation of the book has a single big mistake. It says that people only use about 5% of their brain, and you might have heard the expression many times, but the correct percent is 3%, and it attests it can improve that.
Physically, this is impossible. As you can along figure, with 3 % capacity we can do a lot of things, this means that just a 0.001% improvement is a lot. And this does not refer to memory but to evolution. So, in light of this, does the book really work?
It basically depends. Photographic memory is something you inherit, but it can also be gained through practice. To practice and study photographic memory, this book is just the tool you need.
Annie Molon is very loving mother and operates her own business. She is based out of Colorado Springs Co.
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