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Table of Contents (The Flow)
Beginnings
- What You Will Learn
Two Fundamental Principles of Remembering,
- How To Apply These Principles To Everyday Remembering
- How to Get Information Into Long Term Memory
1. First Principle of Good Remembering
- Focused Attention
- Point, See, and Call
- Remembering We Have Completed Something
- 2. Second Principle of Good Remembering Creating Mental Images
- Remembering Lists of Things with “Loci”
- The Strength of Emotion
- Becoming an “Imagineer”
3. Strategies of Good Remembering for Everyday Living
1A. What You Went into Another Room For — Part I
2. Where You Parked Your Car
3. Finding the Right Exit
4. Where is That Special Place?
1B. What You Went into Another Room For — Part II,
5. Imagineering Your Environment for Remembering
6. When You Can’t Write Something Down
7. Interrupted Conversation
8. Giving a Presentation Without Notes
9. Do I Have Everything?
10. Finding Something That is Lost
4. Remembering Names
- The Why
- Focused Attention
- Three Ways to Build a Name Image Story
5. Long Term Memory, Brain Waves and the Subconscious Mind
6. Remembering Numbers
- Part I: 1 to 20 Pegging Method – The Easy System
- Part II: The Major System – Intermediate Remembering
- Alphabet Image List
7. Final Review
- Closing
Supplemental:
Keep Your Brain Healthy and Your Mind Sharp
- Introduction
- The Heart Health Brain Connection
- Physical
- Nutrition
- Supplementation
- What to Avoid
- Good Sleep
- Achieving Mental Sharpness
- Stress
- Stay Social and Cultivate Good Relationships
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