Super Power Memory

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SUPER POWER MEMORY SPECIAL REPORT Teodorico T. Lasin Entrepreneur

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SUPER POWER MEMORY

SPECIAL REPORT Teodorico T. Lasin

Entrepreneur

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PUTTING OUR MEMORY TO THE TEST

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MEMORY TEST - WORDS

1. TABLE2. BOX3. SCARF4. FEATHER5. CHILDREN

6. ORANGE7. CAR8. RAT9. SHIRT10.HOUSE

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MEMORY TEST - LISTS

Eggs, flour, cheese, bacon, apples, salt, bread, bananas, milk, fish

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MEMORY TEST - NUMBERS

784 1590

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MEMORY TEST – NAMES & FACES

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VICTORIA

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GERARDO

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JIM

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YSABEL

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TAKIHIRO

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MEMORY TEST – NAMES & FACES

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BRAIN FACTS Average weight 1,350 grams Contents by volume 1,700 mL Approx 2% body weight Consumes 20% energy Contains some 100 billion

neurons Connected by 180,000 km of

cabling

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WHAT IS MEMORYMemory is our ability to encode, store, retain and subsequently recall information and past experiences in the human brain. Facts Events Behavior Responses

If you don’t use it, you lose it!

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HOW MEMORY WORKS

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TYPES OF MEMORY

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TYPES OF MEMORY

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TYPES OF MEMORY

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SHORT TERM VS. LONG TERM

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MEMORY AND AGING

As we age, our body changes physicallyOur ability to heal is decreasedBones become more brittleFat redistributes to different areas

Men – abdomen Women – hips

Hair and skin become thinnerBrain functions may naturally slow

down

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AS WE AGE …

Young Brain Aged Brain

More Activity Less Activity

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WAYS OF ENHANCING MEMORYMnemonics

Acronym DOH – Department of Health NASA – National Aeronautical and Space Administration

AcrosticsElizabeth it is in vain you say"Love not" — thou sayest it in so sweet a way:In vain those words from thee or L.E.L.Zantippe's talents had enforced so well:Ah! if that language from thy heart arise,Breath it less gently forth — and veil thine eyes.Endymion, recollect, when Luna triedTo cure his love — was cured of all beside —His follie — pride — and passion — for he died.

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WAYS OF ENHANCING MEMORYMnemonics

Rhyme Grammar: "I before E, except after C" Biology: "Kids Pour Catsup Over Fat Green Spiders"

(Groups in taxonomy - Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, and so on).

Astronomy: "My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nothing" (the planets - Mercury, Venus, Earth, etc.)

Physics: "ROY G. BIV" (spectrum of visible light - Red, Orange, Yellow, etc.)

Music: "Every Good Boy Does Fine" (treble clef scale - E-G-B-D-F)

Calendar: "Thirty Days Hath September, April, June and November. All the Rest Have Thirty-One, Except February." (Months of the year having 30 or 31 days)

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WAYS OF ENHANCING MEMORY

Principles: Use of MnemonicsImaginationAssociationLocation

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MNEMONIC TECHNIQUE The Link and Story Method

The link and story method is probably the most basic memory technique, and is very easy to understand and use.

It works by coding information to be remembered into images and then linking these images together into a story.

This helps to keep events in a logical order and can improve your ability to remember information if you forget the sequence of images.

Unfortunately they are both slightly unreliable as it is easy to confuse the order of images or forget images from a sequence

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MNEMONIC TECHNIQUE The Link and Story Method

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MEMORY TEST - WORDS

1. TABLE2. BOX3. SCARF4. FEATHER5. CHILDREN

6. ORANGE7. CAR8. RAT9. SHIRT10.HOUSE

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MEMORY TEST - WORDS

1. TABLE2. BOX3. SCARF4. FEATHER5. CHILDREN

6. ORANGE7. CAR8. RAT9. SHIRT10.HOUSE

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MNEMONIC TECHNIQUE The Journey System (Method of Loci)

The journey method is a powerful, effective method of remembering lists of information, by imagining images and events at stops on a journey.

As the journey used are distinct in location and form, one list remembered using this technique is easy to distinguish from other lists.

To use this technique you need to invest some time in preparing journeys clearly in your mind. This investment pays off many times over by the application of the technique.

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MNEMONIC TECHNIQUE The Journey System (Method of Loci)

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MEMORY TEST - LISTS

Eggs, flour, cheese, bacon, apples, salt, bread, bananas, milk, fish

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The Journey System (House to SM Lipa)

Main Door

Garage

Gate

Garden

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The Journey System (House to SM Lipa)

Bridge

Unfinished House

Feed Manufacturer

Big & Beautiful House

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The Journey System (House to SM Lipa)

Drug Store

SM City Lipa

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MEMORY TEST - LISTS

Eggs, flour, cheese, bacon, apples, salt, bread, bananas, milk, fish

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MNEMONIC TECHNIQUE The Number/Rhyme Mnemonic

The Number/Rhyme technique is a very effective method of remembering lists. It works by 'pegging' the things to be remembered to images rhyming with the numbers 0 – 9.

By driving the associations with numbers you have a good starting point in reconstructing the images, you are aware if information is missing, and you can pick up and continue the sequence from anywhere within the list.

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MNEMONIC TECHNIQUE The Number/Rhyme Mnemonic

Zero is Snow

Number One is Sun

Number Two is Shoe

Number Three is Sea

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MNEMONIC TECHNIQUE The Number/Rhyme Mnemonic

Number Four is Door

Number Five is Hive

Number Six is Sticks

Number Seven is Heaven

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MNEMONIC TECHNIQUE The Number/Rhyme Mnemonic

Number Eight is Gate

Number Nine is Mine

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MEMORY TEST - NUMBERS

784 1590

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MEMORY TEST - NUMBERS

784 1590

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MNEMONIC TECHNIQUE Remember Names and Faces

Focus – PAY ATTENTION File – Select an outstanding feature on

the face Picture – Turn the name into a picture Action – Place the picture on the face

with ACTION Review – Review at the end of the day

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MNEMONIC TECHNIQUE Remember Names and Faces

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VICTORIA

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GERARDO

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JIM

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YSABEL

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TAKIHIRO

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MEMORY TEST – NAMES & FACES

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YSABEL

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TAKIHIRO

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JIM

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VICTORIA

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GERARDO

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Knowledge is power and knowing how to enhance memory creates super power memory.Strong memory skills helps every entrepreneur to interact and respond appropriately. An entrepreneur with super power memory establishes a good business relationship with prospective customers and business partners.

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We constantly and continuously meet new people along the way.Mastering the skills of remembering names give every entrepreneur a positive impression during social gatherings and interactions with people. We shake hands today, six weeks after, by remembering and calling them by their names, we build friendship, rapport, relationship and finally future business or partnerships.

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SUPER POWER MEMORY

THANK YOU

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SHORT TERM VS. LONG TERM

Short Term Temporary Info Info stored for seconds

to minutes Example:What are our names?

Long Term Info stored for long

periods, usually a lifetime

Examples:Learned Behavior

Eating Getting Dressed Going to the

bathroom

Sensory Memory Impressions of sensory

information Info stored for 200-200

milli second Example:Smell of body odorTaste of bad milk