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Mind the Memory Palace

Learn to Memorize Anything

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Mind the Memory Palace

By: Scott Hughey
Narrated by: Royce Roeswood
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I have an addictive personality. It's why I can juggle, why I'm not allowed to gamble, why I've seen every episode of the new Doctor Who, and why I hate my boss.

This is all his fault. But thanks to him buying a Rubik's cube for the company to enjoy at break time, this book exists. Take a similar journey to my own. You don't even need a Rubik's cube. This book isn't about solving puzzles. Instead, it teaches how to turn your mind into a memory palace that can store anything.

What do you need to learn? Phone numbers, random facts, the names of people you've met, every state and its capital, or the precise order of a randomly shuffled deck of cards? I give you the keys to the items you need to remember.

Whether it's to impress somebody, to stop relying so much on smart phones for remembering, or just to enjoy the parts where I talk about Star Wars and Doctor Who, there's something here for everyone. Memorize cards. Memorize numbers. Memorize names. Memorize faces. All this and more is at your fingertips, using memory palace/mind palace techniques popularly fictionalized in Sherlock.

©2016 Scott Hughey (P)2017 Scott Hughey
Memory Improvement Personal Development Spirituality Meditation
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this book is rubbish it explains nothing, no help whatsoever. this is a short book so if your wanting a high level overview then it may be ok. had to give it 1 star but if allowed wouldn't give any.

this book is rubbish it explains nothing, no help

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