30-Day Memory Improvement Plan: Train Your Brain Every Day

30-Day Memory Improvement Plan by Rakesh Inani with brain training, stronger recall, better focus, faster learning, and daily memory techniques in a premium design.

30-Day Memory Improvement Plan: Train Your Brain Every Day Can you improve your memory in 30 days? Yes, you can improve many of the habits and skills that support memory. For example, you can train your attention, learn to encode information more deeply, practise active recall, use spaced repetition, reduce distractions, and create a healthier … Read more

How to Build a Daily Memory Training and Learning System

How to Build a Daily Memory Training and Learning System

How to Build a Daily Memory Training and Learning System You may know several powerful memory techniques. You may understand association, visualisation, chunking, active recall, spaced repetition, the peg system, the Phonetic Major System, and the memory palace. However, knowing these techniques does not automatically improve your daily memory. A technique becomes valuable only when … Read more

How to Memorize Numbers and Digits Using the Phonetic Major System

How to Memorize Numbers and Digits Using the Phonetic Major System

How to Memorize Numbers and Digits Using the Phonetic Major System Numbers can be difficult to remember. A word such as “mango” creates a clear image. You can see its colour, imagine its taste, and feel its shape. However, a number such as 731946 does not naturally create a picture. It looks like a dry … Read more

10 Powerful Memory Techniques to Remember Almost Anything

10 powerful memory techniques including association, visualisation, storytelling, chunking, peg system, memory palace, acronyms, rhythm, acrostics, and mind mapping.

10 Powerful Memory Techniques to Remember Almost Anything Let me begin with a small test. Read these ten words once: Book, mango, key, elephant, candle, train, mirror, shoe, cloud, and cup. Now look away and try to say them in the same order. You may remember the first two words. You may also remember “elephant” … Read more

How to Reduce Stress and Overthinking for Sharper Memory

How To Reduce Stress And Overthinking For Sharper Memory

How to Reduce Stress and Overthinking for Sharper Memory You enter an important meeting fully prepared. You know the answer. You reviewed your notes. Moreover, you explained the idea perfectly at home. Then somebody asks you a direct question. Suddenly, your heart beats faster. Your mind becomes blank. The answer feels locked behind a door. … Read more

Active Recall and Spaced Repetition: How to Remember More and Forget Less

Active Recall and Spaced Repetition: Remember More, Forget Less

Active Recall and Spaced Repetition: Remember What You Learn Have you ever studied a chapter, understood it clearly, and then forgotten most of it a few days later? You may have read the page again and again. You may also have highlighted the best lines. However, when you needed the answer in a test, meeting, … Read more

How to Remember What You Learn Using Deep Encoding

How to Remember What You Learn Using Deep Encoding

How to Remember What You Learn Using Deep Encoding You read a useful chapter. While reading, every idea feels clear. You highlight several lines. You even think, “This is excellent.” However, the next day, somebody asks what you learned. Suddenly, you can remember the colour of the highlighter—but not the lesson. Why does this happen? … Read more

How to Improve Concentration and Memory in a Distracted World

How to Improve Concentration and Memory in a Distracted World

How to Improve Concentration and Memory in a Distracted World You sit down to read an important book. Within two minutes, your phone lights up. You check one message. Then you see another notification. Next, you remember an email that needs a reply. Finally, you return to the book but have no idea what the … Read more

How Memory Works: Understand Your Brain to Remember More

How Memory Works: Improve Focus, Learning And Recall

How Memory Works: Understand Your Brain to Remember More You meet someone at a business event. They smile, shake your hand, and tell you their name. Just thirty seconds later, the name is gone. You open a new browser tab. Then you stop and wonder, “What did I come here to search for?” You read … Read more