Computer Memory

Develop a Computer-Like Memory in 5 Minutes a Day

De: Michael Davis, Tim Wilkingson

Narrado por: IJ Anderson

Warning: You are about to discover how anyone can achieve extraordinary success by simply harnessing the power of his or her memory.

What if I told you that you could learn and memorize more in less time? Stay focused, quit being frustrated, improve concentration, be more productive, and absorb info like a human sponge...and best of all do it in as little as five minutes a day?

In Computer Memory that's exactly what you'll get.

Anyone, at any age, can improve their memory. It’s true. Getting older doesn’t have to mean becoming more forgetful. Actually, as you age your memory can become better because you have more experience and knowledge to connect with new information and thus make it easier to remember.

So if you have ever been frustrated with yourself for failing to remember even the simplest things in life...things like birthdays, telephone numbers, or even where you left your keys, take heart. You can improve your memory.

In fact, you can easily improve it so dramatically that it will change your life forever...and you can do it in as little as five minutes a day!

Just think how great your life would be if you could:

• Master your attention so you can focus and concentrate longer, even during challenging or stressful situations
• Effortlessly remember important dates, appointments, meetings, and schedules weeks, months, or even years ahead without missing a single one!
• Painlessly remember information that will boost your career, skyrocket your grades, and save yourself the sheer inconvenience of having to carry thick references!
• Remember names without social awkwardness or anxiety
• Develop unbreakable concentration and focus

Now stop imagining and keep reading to discover how to turn all the above into reality.

The truth about your memory

The truth is out: The human brain is undisputedly powerful. Researchers have found that both parts of our brain (the left and right cortexes) work together 100% of the time to capture every single piece of information we feed it.

Now let's think about this for a moment...you have with you right now an amazing storage facility that far exceeds any super computer ever built, envisioned, or designed. It's up to you to use it to the fullest!

I can almost hear you crying out loud: "If my brain is such a great storage facility, why is it so difficult to remember shopping lists or all the nitty-gritty stuff I need to know?”

The answer is simple: Your memory is untrained. In fact, anyone who remembers things by rote (by regular repetition) is putting his untrained memory to work.

©2017 Michael Davis (P)2017 Jodie Wade