Memory Power

You think you have a lousy memory? You can't find your car keys, you forgot to send that e-mail yesterday, or maybe worse, you forgot your anniversary! Forgetting is normal but not inevitable., Now, Scott Hagwood's 'Memory Power' provides the solution. His amazingly easy-to-master guide shows you how to develop a great memory, no matter how weak you think yours is. Scott was just an average guy with a below-average memory who nevertheless went on to become a four-time National Memory Champion.

The brain changes physically as memory skills improve, as Scott Hagwood knows firsthand -- his astonishing transformation from mediocre student to international memory champion led Wake Forest Medical Center to perform tests on him. From remembering names to training the mind to juggle multiple bits of information at the same time, thus improving practical and creative ability, Hagwood shares the secrets that unleash this inner genius within us all.

At age thirty-six, Hagwood developed thyroid cancer, and was warned that severe radiation therapy may cause memory loss. He soon learned that simple memory exercises could restore and even boost his ability to remember faces, numbers and text. Complete with tips on keeping a memory journal, 'Memory Power' uses techniques of sight, sound, smell, colour, conversation, face recognition, and more to sharpen memory association and information retrieval. Through step-by-step instruction you'll learn the basics: how to connect items together in their memory banks; how much to absorb before a review needs to take place; how to relieve the pressure of remembering facts in social situations.

Luckily, as Hagwood proves, memory is a muscle, and needs only a little stretching to produce powerful results. You will discover the truth that an astonishing memory can be learned and is not reserved for the few gifted at birth.