NOTE: This is an incomplete set of notes.

General Notes

• Only if you can remember information can you live it.
• Learning is the ability to acquire new information, and memory holds the new information in place over time.
• You have to believe that you can improve your memory.
• Four Cs
  • Concentration
  • Create imagery
  • Connecting concepts
  • Continuous use
• Where your attention goes, your energy flows.
• If you believe your limits, your life will become limited.
• We need why power, not willpower.
• A belief is a sense of being certain and what you believe, you become.
• There is no failure, only feedback.
• We destroy our concentration by multitasking.
• PIC: Purpose, Interest, Curiosity
• Apply the same reading method we do to novels (movies in our head) to textbooks.
• Sound is limited as a memory because it doesn’t attach easily to other memories and is also sequential unlike images.
• Use your senses as those are the only five ways to get anything into your brain. (we have more than 5 senses though)
• Exaggerate to engage your memory.
• Energize to give your memory life.
• The greatest secret of a powerful memory is to bring information to life with your endless imagination.
• The secret to accelerated learning is superior organization.
• People say “I know the face, but I can’t remember the name” but never “The face is on the tip of my tongue”.

1. Create a vision.
2. Make a decision. You will not allow for any other possibility.
3. Stop listening to your feelings.
4. Daily action.

• Remember to review to renew.