Photographic Memory Training

Photographic Memory Training means that you are able to remember much more than you ever thought possible.

Imagine reading a report or page in a book and remembering it all perfectly just by scanning it once ! Photographic Memory Training will allow you to speed read at the rate of

Being an HR Manager, I really just wanted to be able to remember the names of all my staff… all 250 of them.

It was becoming embarrassing that the HR person did not know every ones names, so that’s want prompted me to decide to do something about improving my memory, little did I know the untapped potential I had.

I quickly learnt to use the association technique each and every time I meet a new person. I would make a point of commenting on something about them, or failing that I would imagine something funny about them, maybe just their name tattooed across their face.

You can use whatever association technique that works for you, as long as you attach some kind of sense, or feeling to it.

Play it through in your mind again to make sure it is set in the memory.

Basically it’s a matter of practice makes perfect… the more you train your mind the better it becomes, honestly it really is that easy !

I had always wanted to learn a foreign language, and I had attempted to more than ½ dozen times over the years. I always gave up because it felt like to much of a brain draim.

I now speak and write 3 foreign languages ! I learnt in weeks, it was fun and easy by using Photographic Memory Training techniques.

Honestly folks the sky is the limit here, I only wish they taught this stuff in schools or that it was one of the courses your workplace sent you on, boy would it increase productivity and creativity !

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 neatly stores it in the filing cabinet (memory) where it can easily be retrieved when called upon.

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