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Memorize This: How to Remember Anything! Audiobook
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The key to unlocking your personal genius is your incredible memory.
Your personality, identity, what you do, what you say, your thoughts, feelings, knowledge, and experience are all a function of your ability to remember. Yet for many of us, our minds are like a sieve, and life passes us by—we miss the chance to develop our mind and accomplish more in life because our memory is letting us down. You are capable of so much more! You just need the proper training.
No matter what shape your memory is in, you will be astounded at the benefits that memory development with Memorize This will have on your personal and professional life.
Imagine having powerful memory skills that enable you to:
- remember lists of information and get more done,
- quickly memorize endless vocabulary words,
- learn techniques to quickly recall large numbers,
- never again forget birthdays and important dates,
- easily remember names and faces,
- improve your test taking and cut study time in half,
- increase your confidence in any situation, and
- much more!
Why is memory training so essential?
Memory training is the key to cognitive enhancement. To further develop our mind and be able to memorize easily, we need to restore and integrate our right-brain processes of super memory.
“Who am I, if not my memories?”—William Calvin
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About Bob Kittell
Bob Kittell is the president and owner of Ultra Memory Systems, Inc. and has trained tens of thousands of college students at over one hundred major universities how to remember information. Bob is sought out as a promoter and speaker having sold 20 million dollars in training in a single year, and 1.4 million dollars at an event in a single hour. Bob has used his talents to raise money for organizations, charities, and nonprofits. Bob currently serves as a volunteer for Brigham Young University athletics as their memory expert, teaching athletes to memorize information quickly for their academics.