How to Develop a Super Power Memory: Your Absolute, Quintessential, All You Wanted to Know Complete GuideFrederick Fell Publishers, 2000 - 181 páginas There is no such thing as a poor memory--only a trained or untrained one. Harry Lorayne proves it by showing that anyone can accomplish amazing memory feats with speed and ease. With his "link method" of memory, you will be able to remember prices, phone numbers, facts, events, school work--anything of interest to you--including the power to recall faces and names a year later, memorize a speech from a script in minutes and more. |
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Foreword | |
Test Your Memory 11 | |
Link Method of Memory 25 | |
Uses Of The Peg And Link Systems 43 | |
How To Train Your Observation 49 | |
It Pays To Remember Playing Cards 61 | |
It Pays To Remember Long Digit Numbers 69 | |
Some Pegs For Emergencies 75 | |
It Pays To Remember Dates 81 | |
It Pays To Remember Foreign Language | |
It Pays To Remember Names and Faces 95 | |
Whats In A Name? 103 | |
Now test your ability to remember names and faces Compare your score | |
The Importance Of Memory 137 | |
It Pays to Remember Appointments | |
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How to Develop a Super-Power Memory: Names, Faces, Numbers, Events, Facts ... Harry Lorayne Vista de fragmentos - 1974 |
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