Being a student at the University of Amsterdam was definitely a challenge in many, many ways. Yes, the work was hard too, but it was the many other distractions, and especially the need we felt to crash every party, which really pushed me to my limits. Luckily, along with speed reading, I found another way to maximize my time. I call it speed learning.
What I discovered, is that a great memory is not just something you’re born with. Indeed, your memory, like any other skill, is something that can be developed. This is because your brain, the most magnificent and complex organ of all, has the ability for continual change, even after adulthood. Yes, it’s true you learn most as a child, but adults can continue to develop their brain as well. And we definitely should. It’s like a muscle, you see, and if you don’t use it, you lose it! Or at very least you waste its potential. The thing is, you can improve your memory and logical reasoning simply by understanding and then stimulating the mechanisms of your brain. In fact, even the ageing of your brain, something feared by many, is a process you can delay.
Change your Lifestyle to Remember Better
There are a few techniques that will improve your memory, but mastering one will not be enough. Moreover, to improve your memory it will also be necessary to change your way of life. Exercise, relaxation, and food are all essential for your brain to function.
Boost your Memory and Accomplish Any Goal
Your memory skills form the basis of your mental capacity. By improving your memory, it will be easier to overcome challenges and to accomplish any goal you set yourself. This series of posts, however, is not just about improving your memory, it’s also about improving the way your brain functions. Therefore, the following subjects will be discussed (for better understanding I advise you to read them in the given sequence):
- Why Train Your Brain
- Why Use Different Parts of Your Brain
- How to Transfer Information from Your Short Term Memory to Your Long Term Memory
- What Are the Fundaments of Mnemotechniques and Mind Mapping
- What Are the Most Popular Mnemonics
- 7 Tips to Become a Great Mindmapper
- How to Make a Mind Map
- What to Eat for a Better Memory and Concentration
- How to Study Most Effective
- Tips to Study Better From the Most Inspiring People in the World
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