Learn About Your Photographic Memory

Just think about how fantastic it would be if you could Develop Your Photographic Memory – You would be able to remember everything you see, read, hear, etc…

Just Imagine if you could…

Remember everyone’s name that you meet
Recall a certain page in a book in all clarity at will
Super Speed Read to assist with studying for exams, or learning new subjects
Learning another language quickly and easily
Memorize a speech in record time and in all clarity
Get a promotion because you are the brains of the company
Assist your teenagers complete their homework with ease

The only reason we may not all be having total success with the above is really down to either laziness of the brain or a lack of understanding as to just how easy it is to Develop Your Photographic Memory

Our brain is a muscle, and like all other muscles in order to function to their optimal potential they need a routine of consistent and targeted exercise.

No Doubt most of us would of experienced using our Photographic Memory at some point in our lives. Its all about using association to recall the information quickly and accurately.

When we were growing up we probably remember some teacher/carer saying “A” is for ?…Apple, we were shown the picture of the Apple and repeatedly told to associate that picture of an apple with the letter A…

The same thing happened with mathematics when we were learning our times tables. Our teachers made us get in a rhythm when reciting them and other tricks of association may also have been used.

Next time you want to remember something attach some kind of feeling to it, this will help you remember it when you need to recall it again.

Once you use association on the brain then it neatly stores it in the filing cabinet (memory) where it can easily be retrieved when called upon.

Video: Photographic Memory

CREDIT: this video excerpt is from BBC’s critically acclaimed documentary,’The Human Mind’. For more information, visit http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbod…