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    The Secret of Your Perfect Memory
    The Secret of Your Perfect Memory
    The Secret of Your Perfect Memory
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    The Secret of Your Perfect Memory

    By Dante Petrilla

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    Are you looking for an edge? An advantage in life?

    People who understand and know how to use their memory the right way have a tremendous advantage in life.

    What’s the correct way to use your memory? Do you know? Would you like to know?

    Do you forget people's names?

    Do you forget birthdays and anniversaries?

    Do you forget things when you do your grocery shopping?

    Are you one of those people who thinks that you have a bad memory?

    You’re wrong! Your memory is perfect. You just need to learn how to use it.

    Would you like to be able to remember everything you need to remember instantly, and to know it as well as you know your own name?

    Would you like to be able to

    Easily remember names and faces. (Never be embarrassed by forgetting a name again)
    Memorize birthdays, anniversaries, phone numbers, addresses, etc.
    Memorize any amount of detailed information about anyone you wish
    Memorize an entire pack of playing cards in any sequence
    Learn foreign languages in half the time it would take you normally
    Remember all the events from your past
    Remember all the events of your life from this day forward
    Improve your concentration and imagination
    Memorize perfectly any string of numbers - no matter how long
    Perfectly remember your dreams
    Become a walking encyclopedia on any subject you wish

    The Secret of Your Perfect Memory will teach you how to use your memory the way it was meant to be used so that you can begin to make effective use of it.

    Why should you improve your memory?

    It is a fact that most people who succeed in life have an above average memory.

    If you’re looking for an edge in today’s highly competitive job market, your memory is it. It doesn't matter if you're self-employed, if you work for a huge corporation or if you're a top executive - an improved memory gives you the edge. You will be more successful and earn more money if you have a better memory. Bottom line.

    Imagine forgetting an important person's name at a key meeting. Ouch! You do not want to go there!

    If you're a salesperson, keep in mind that simply being able to remember your clients' names is hugely impressive to them. And you can memorize other personal information about all the people you deal with. Imagine how impressed a client would be with you if you asked after their spouse and kids by name.

    And not only that, you could also have client's names, phone numbers and email addresses, as well as all the detailed information about your products and services at your mental fingertips without ever having to refer to notes. This makes you hugely impressive not only to your boss, but to your clients as well.

    If you're the manager of a large company, you can have figures ready to quote at any time right off the top of your head. If you never seem forgetful or never struggle to find the important information when it matters you make a lasting impression on those who can make a difference in your career. You're more likely to receive a promotion over someone whose memory is not so adept.

    More and more these days we're required to learn new skills and take in massive amounts of new information at the workplace. If you're better at doing this you'll go further. It's that simple. I think you get the picture by now.

    People with better memories have a tremendous advantage. Isn't it time you gave yourself that advantage?

    Imagine being able to remember lists of hundreds - even thousands - of names or items perfectly, and still be able to recall them months later - to know them as well as you know your own name.

    YOU can do these things!

    If you're a student, imagine having a permanent cheat sheet inside your head.

    Memorize entire books, plays, scripts or speeches
    Actually raise your I.Q.
    Get excellent exam results
    Cut your study time in half
    Have even better recall of what you st

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDante Petrilla
    Release dateOct 11, 2011
    ISBN9781465836700
    The Secret of Your Perfect Memory
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    Dante Petrilla

    Dante Petrilla was born in New Jersey in 1968. He has always loved to write and has done so from a very young age. He would write many short stories and receive great praise from his teachers in school which further encouraged him. He began writing poetry at the age of 17 and has written hundreds of poems of which he published 22 in various publications. He graduated from The Writer's Bureau in 1999 and has published a number of non-fiction articles such as The Breakthrough That Never Broke Through, Message of the Zodiac and The Future Encoded in publications such as Prediction Magazine and Freelance Informer. Dante has also written a novel called God's Will. He has ideas for many more and writes continually. He has written a book on achieving your ideal weight without dieting called No More Diets! He has also written a book on memory improvement called The Secret of Your Perfect Memory. Additionally, he has written an article entitled Change Your Beliefs, Change Your Life and a book on how to name your cat called Your Cat's REAL Name.

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      The Secret of Your Perfect Memory - Dante Petrilla

      Copyright © 2011 Dante Petrilla

      No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form, or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, scanning or otherwise without the prior written permission of the author.

      Introduction

      Congratulations on your purchase of this e-book! Your memory is going to improve beyond imagination! Put another way, you're going to learn how to use your memory properly - the way it was meant to be used. And you will see and experience the truly awesome, amazing potential of your own mind.

      Lots of people think they have a bad memory. How many times have you heard someone say, Oh, I have such a bad memory!? But I am here to tell you that there is no such thing as a bad memory - only an untrained one. By the time you have finished this book, you will understand the truth of that statement, and you will be capable of some truly astonishing memory feats. You can become a super memorizer in a matter of weeks.

      Imagine being able to perfectly remember lists of hundreds of names and personal details. You'll never again forget another birthday, anniversary, address or phone number. You'll be able to remember lists of hundreds or even thousands of items perfectly and still be able to recall them months later. It'll be like consulting a huge mental library in your mind. You'll know exactly where to go to get the information you need, and how to call it up. You'll always be the person who has the answers.

      But that is just the beginning!

      You will also be able to

      Memorize an entire pack of playing cards in any sequence.

      Memorize any string of numbers, no matter how long, and actually raise your I.Q. in the process.

      Improve both your concentration and your imagination.

      Memorize grocery and to-do lists without the need for those annoying little scraps of paper.

      Remember all the events of your life from this day forward.

      Remember any event from your past.

      Perfectly remember all your dreams.

      You will also learn how to apply the special memory techniques to the learning of foreign languages, and learn them in a fraction of the time it would take you to learn them the traditional way.

      You will also learn how you can commit to memory sections of books, or even entire books, plays, scripts or poems. You're going to learn how you can develop encyclopedic knowledge about any subject you wish.

      If you're a student of any age, the memory techniques you're about to learn will simply be invaluable to you. But in addition to improving your memory, you will also learn the proper way to study. You would be surprised how the way in which you study impacts both on your understanding and recall of new information. You'll learn how to study efficiently and effectively so that understanding and recall will improve and work hand in hand the way they should. Your study time will be cut in half! And you will never again be daunted by any exam.

      If you're in business, or any field of work, the trained memory you will come away with after having read this book will be a vast asset to you. Imagine if you're in sales, having long lists of stock codes, prices and product details at your mental fingertips. Imagine being the person who always knows the important information without having to refer to notes. Imagine being able to make speeches or presentations without notes. With your newly trained memory you will be impressive to the people who can make a difference in your career.

      You may think all this is impossible. Or if it is possible, that there's no way you could possibly do it. You may think only people like Einstein and Da Vinci would be capable of things like that.

      You'd be wrong!

      Anyone can learn the memory techniques taught in this book. Learning and employing them is easy and it's fun to boot! Your imagination is going to expand as you journey through the pages of this book, and you will find yourself grinning from ear to ear as your memory improves beyond belief. You'll be amazed how truly easy it is.

      I want you to be excited about learning the memory techniques you'll shortly be learning because they're worth getting excited about. They're so beneficial to every aspect of your life that you'll be shaking your head once you've learned them, saying, If only I had learned all this stuff in school! Everything would have been so much easier!

      Regrettably, these memory techniques are not taught as part of the regular curriculum in schools. That's a shame, because it causes most of us to stumble through life with untrained memories. We think we're not necessarily all that bright. We think we have bad memories. But what you're about to learn will set you free from all such thoughts.

      The truth is that you have a perfect memory. Everyone does! Your mind is the most powerful supercomputer in the world, totally unmatched by any machine when it comes to capacity and ability to learn. When you own a computer that powerful, it's worth learning how to use it properly!

      Chapter 1

      An Untrained Mind

      Okay, I know what you're thinking now. If what you just read is true, why isn't everyone a genius, a walking encyclopedia? If my memory is so perfect, how come I'm always forgetting where I put my car keys?

      Well, the problem isn't one of storage capacity, or ability to store information. Your brain is phenomenally powerful in that area. Your brain remembers everything you're exposed to. It's true!

      You know how sometimes when you're daydreaming, you'll think of something that's happened to you in the past - maybe a particularly pleasant picnic you had one day with your family some 20 years ago when you were a kid. There was nothing very remarkable about the day, and yet you can remember it in vivid detail.

      You can picture the scene in your mind. You remember what the weather was like, what kind of car your parents had, what you had to eat, what games you played with your brothers and sisters. Your memory of that day is perfect. It's an extremely visual and sensory experience. You remember the sounds, smells and feelings.

      Then sometimes someone will walk by you wearing a particular perfume that one of your old school teachers used to wear. Instantly and involuntarily your mind is inundated with images of that teacher, her class, the classroom, the other children there. You can picture it all perfectly, just like you were there again, even if it happened 20 or more years ago. You may then start daydreaming about events that took place in that classroom, the school; you may start thinking about things you did with your friends back then. Your recall of the time and the events is perfect.

      Alzheimer’s patients often completely lose their short term memory, and yet are able to recall other events of their lives that took place sometimes even 50 or more years in the past. So powerful are the memories and the images from those times that they actually believe that they are living in that time again.

      The point is that all the information is in there. Everything that has ever happened to you is in there, stored in your brain. So the problem is not capacity or ability to store information. The problem is access.

      See, we don't learn anything in school about how our brain works, how our memory works. Our thinking and memory machine is untrained. It's like being presented with a huge, beautifully complex computer with phenomenal power, and being given no instruction manual! You'll make some use of it, you'll muddle through. Some people will, inexplicably, do better than others, but very, very few will make full use of it.

      The problem begins with the way information is stored in the first place. Or more precisely, where it is stored. Where? What do you mean 'where', I hear you crying. It's stored in my mind!

      Sure, the information is stored in your mind - but where in your mind? All those names and dates and battles you learned in history class - where did you store that information in your mind?

      You'll all answer, Well, I don't know - just in there somewhere.

      And that's the root of the problem. If you don't know where you've put something, what chance do you think you have of being able to find it when you need it? That's why you keep losing your car keys - because you're thinking about something else when you put them down after a hard day's work. Where did I put them, you ask, scratching your head. Well, they're somewhere in the house.

      The same applies with that information you learned in history, or English or

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