Chapter 11. Conclusion in Hindsight

Chapter 10. Solidify Your Mental Storage

The mind frames a story. We remember people and characters with more stories than those with less. We remember people and characters with more interesting stories, and with more emotional content, than those with less.

We also need to observe what the mind is ‘seeing’, how the mind is ‘remembering’, in order to provide those conditions to aid it better, so we can conduce and condition it for a phenomenal memory performance.

1. Don’t Forget to Remember
2. Remember Not to Forget
3. Remembering to Remember
4. Forgetting to Forget

Don’t Forget to Remember

From Chapter 1, we described how the mind can perform much effectively with a known system of association, we started off with the number-shape pegging system as an illustration and used it as the system base. The objective is to guide you to discover and unlock the ability you never knew have. We show that you do indeed have the ability to remember a list of items, you are just un-schooled. But since then, you can’t unsee what you saw.

We gave a guided example in Chapter 2 to demonstrate an application of learning a system, i.e. the Morse…