Memory Power.
Techniques to improve your memory. By Squadron Leader Jayasimha.

A practical memory training book by Squadron Leader Jayasimha, a Guinness World Record holder. It teaches you to turn words, names and numbers into vivid pictures, then store them on places you already know, such as your body, your house or your city. You learn to memorise lists, speeches, numbers and calendar dates. Every method comes with exercises you can try the same day, written for students, professionals and families.
You will learn to
- Turn names, abstract words and numbers into pictures that stay
- Remember a long list in order by linking it in a short story
- Store facts on twenty five rooms of your own house and on your body
- Give a talk or presentation without notes using picture triggers
- Memorise phone numbers and long digit strings with the ten sound code
- Tell the weekday of any date and review your notes so learning lasts
Who this book is for
- Students who want to learn lessons faster and keep them for exams
- Working people who must remember names, numbers, presentations and product details
- Parents and homemakers who want simple memory games to practise with children
Your mind thinks in pictures.
Your eye is the strongest part of the memory.
The sillier the image, the more effectively you will remember it.
What is inside.
- Preface
- Improving Memory
- Principles of Memory
- Basic Association Theory
- Visualisation Method
- Ancient Memory Methods
- Connections and Connections
- Number Shape Method
- Number Value Method
- Number Rhyme Method
- Body Parts System
- House System
- Alphabet Method
- Jayasimha's Memory Power System
- Method of Loci
- Memorising Long Speeches
- Memorising Numbers
- Mastering Numbers
- Turning Numbers into Pictures
- To-Do Lists and Road Directions
- Symbolisation Method
- Consonance Method
- Memorising Syllables
- Memorising Months and Days
- Memorising Letters
- Reinforcing and Reviewing
- Memorising Calendar
- 100% Usage of Brain
- Happy Note
Ideas from this book.
The Method Behind My Guinness Records: A Hundred People You Know
Write It Down in Ten Minutes: Reinforce and Review
Turn Any Number into a Picture with Ten Sounds
How to Give a Speech Without Notes
Names and Abstract Words Have No Picture. Make One.
Use Your Body as Ten Shelves: To-Do Lists and Road Directions



