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Memory is money!

Memory is power!

Memory improves relationships!

Imagine you are taking a crucial exam and suddenly you forget some major facts! Or you are at a business meeting and the name of the all-important client escapes your mind! Or you are wooing this girl,and call her by a different name!

Memory can turn the tide in your favour, or against it. Now with this book tap into your most precious resource and unleash the natural powers within you. You will never again have to be told anything twice...

Some insights into developing Super Memory:

*There is no such thing as poor memory-only a trained,and untrained one. There is no limit to the capacity of the memory.

*If you can remember anything by association-you can do it with anything else.

*Use link-method which shows how to associate ridiculous mental images with the items you want to remember.

*Memorise the Morse Code in just half an hour.

*Remember the lay and play of cards in any card game.

About the author:

TV infomercial star Harry Lorayne reveals his positive methods of developing a photographic memory. If knowledge is powerful then memory is super powerful! You will increase your memory capacity by tenfold and learn to accurately recall anything, anytime, anywhere - such as : Prices, Phone Numbers, Names, Codes, Details, Facts, Orders etc.

Harry Lorayne appears frequently on his US-wide television infomercials. He is recognised as the most respected and foremost authority on memory and the author of a dozen books, including several best-sellers (Secrets of Mind Power, The Memory Book, and Memory Makes Money). His exceptionally productive memory training programmes continue to be used by many of leading American Corporations.

Reviews:

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Extremely helpful and very entertaining, September 3, 2003

Reviewer: bob hedges (Deerfield Beach, FL) - See all my reviews

A great number of years ago I bought this book at the airport in Eugene, Oregon. On the flight to Los Angeles I read the book while a salesman sitting beside me wanted to talk. When I finished the book he said, " Do you really think that book will help you?". I said that I didn't know, but that we should put me through a test. I took out the in-flight magaizine in front on me and scanned the first 20 pages. I then gave him the magazine and asked that he give me a page number and I would tell him what advertisers were on that page. He went through all 20 pages and I could recall at least one advertiser on each page. Then I had him give me an advertiser and I would tell him what page it was on. The last time I saw that salesman was in the Los Angeles airport as he was rushing off to a bookstore looking for the book. Over the years I have give demostrations that leave people's mouths open. I can walk into a social setting, meet 20-30 people and be able to recall everyone's name immediately afterwards. People think I have a great memory. Over the years I think the memory muscle has truly developed itself. I got my start from this book and would recommend it to anyone and everyone. I haven't read the book for at least 15-20 years and just recently ordered another copy from Amazon.com. It will work for you with a little practice and a strong positive attitude. Best of luck.

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Excellent memory book, April 12, 2004

Reviewer: Paul Tripp (Omaha, NE) - See all my reviews

If you have any imagination at all, Harry Lorayne's memory techniques will work for you. His techniques can help you memorize long lists of unrelated items, memorize numbered lists, and come up with systems that will help you memorize nearly anything (speeches, lines for a play, daily schedules, etc.). They work wonders.

A reviewer below said that his systems involve coming up with and memorizing a story. That's not really true. Creating a simple image or short scene in your mind (takes seconds) is more than enough to help you memorize each item in a list. You simply have to link each item to the items before and after it, you don't have to have a long, continuous story. If you have much imagination at all, it's really simple and fast. If you're not a visual person, it may be more difficult.

However, there are two downsides to Lorayne's systems. The first is that most of his books, including this one, are very gimmicky. They have huge promises on the cover (many of which are true) that make them seem too good to be true, and he spends most of his time showing you parlor tricks to impress your friends, so for a serious study of memory techniques or for use in school or an academic setting, you may be better off piiiip up one of his other books.

The other downside is that his techniques mainly help with short- and mid-term memory. You will have to go over a list or a set of associations in your head many times, often over a period of a few days, before it will become long term memory. However, using his techniques still makes this faster and easier than repetition - repeating something to yourself a couple times a day for a few days until you're sure you have it memorized is much easier than going over it 100 times.

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