Photographic Memory: What Quick Learners Do That You Don't. Unlocking Accelerated Learning, and Improved Memory to Increase your Skills, Productivity, and Success in Life: Fastlane to Success

By Anthony Heston

How different would your life be if you were able to remember information and learn new things without much effort?

Throughout your life, you've probably noticed that there were a select few groups of people that you probably thought of as being very confident, intelligent and successful.

We have been lead to believe that what sets most of these people apart is their IQ and that there's little we can do to develop their attributes. 
 

✮✮Here's some of what you will learn✮✮

• Discover powerful learning and memorization techniques that a lot of geniuses and successful people have used throughout their lives.
• How to develop laser-sharp focus to greatly enhance your results.
• How to implement habits into your life that will promote excellent learning and memory skills.
• Practical steps so that you can start improving your learning and memorization skills right away.
• And much more!

The great news is that you can actually learn how to develop something that is very close to what we think of as photographic or eidetic memory.

Lots of people that participate in memory style competitions are ordinary people that became 'memory athletes' after a few weeks of training. 

In this guide, some of the most effective ways to learn at an accelerated pace and remember information without much effort have been compiled for easy use and implementation. 
 

There is no better time to enhance your learning skills, focus, memory and overall success in life. Start developing a razor-sharp mind today!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Anthony Heston
• Release date: Sep 23, 2018
• ISBN: 9781386912279

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Photographic Memory:

What Quick Learners Do That You Don't. Unlocking Accelerated Learning, and Improved Memory to Increase your Skills, Productivity, and Success in Life

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1: The Basics

1.1: Photographic Memory

1.2: The Benefits

1.3: Application

1.4: Your Quick Start Action Steps

Chapter 2: Getting Started

2.1: Linking Memory and Emotion

Reasons for Sensory and Physiological concepts in Related Literature

2.2: Steps to Improve Basic Memory

2.3: Your Quick Start Action Steps

Chapter 3: Techniques Explained

3.1: Sensory Considerations and Physiological aspects

3.2: Memory Advancement Techniques from the Sensory and Physiological Field

Mnemonics

Repetition

Morning coffee

Choline

Increased consumption of berries

3.3: Your Quick Start Action Steps

Chapter 4: How to Achieve Eidetic Memory

4.1: Processing

4.2 Explaining the objectives of processing techniques

4.3: Semantic encoding

Analysis

Types of Attentional Capture

Processing

4.4: Quick Action Steps

Chapter 5: Quick Application

5.1 Speed Memory Training

5.2: Cost-Benefit Analysis

5.3: Appropriate techniques for speed memory

5.4: Your Quick Action Steps

Chapter 6: Remembering Numbers

6.1: Memorizing digits

6.2: Benefits of different approaches

6.3: Detailing approaches

Sensory approach

Coding mnemonically

The phonetic number system

Conversion of numbers to words

6.4: Your Quick Action Steps

Chapter 7: Remembering People’s Names

7.1: Name memorization

7.2 Shortfalls and benefits

7.3: Easy techniques

7.4: Your Quick Action Steps

Chapter 8: On Studies

8.1 Study application

8.2: Potential advantages in class

8.3: Aligning physical and mental approaches

8.4: Your Quick Action Steps

Chapter 9: At Work

9.1: Maximizing Memory for the work environment

9.2: Enhancing the Decision Making Process

9.3: Detailing Work Place Approaches

9.4: Your Quick Action Steps

Chapter 10: In Your Business

10.1: Advanced Memory in Business

10.2: Improving the Entrepreneurial Experience

10.3: Scenario Techniques

On Brain Games

10.4: Your Quick Action Steps

Chapter 11: Maintaining Your Photographic Memory

11.1 Adapting Improved Memory

11.2: Need for internalization

11.3: Analysis

Breaking Inhibitions

11.4: Your Quick Action Steps

Chapter 12: Developing Laser-Sharp Focus for Better Results

12.1: Advancing Focus for Memory Improvement

12.2: Why Improve Focus

12.3: Approach analysis for Focus Improvement

SMART

12.4: Your Quick Action Steps

Summary

Conclusion

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Introduction

Imagine that you are capable of retaining vast amounts of information and learning new things without much effort. How different