Learn Photographic Memory Techniques

So you want to learn how to develop a photographic memory? Well I have good news for you, it is very much possible. I started out with a very poor memory. I soon realized that if I did not do something to improve my memory, I would struggle in a lot of different areas for the rest of my life. In this article, I am going to share with you a couple techniques that helped me improve and eventually learn to develop a photographic memory.

Part of what determines how well you remember things has to do with your intent to remember it. If you make an effort, to truly try and remember something it can make a huge difference. A key factor of this, is to have a positive attitude that you will get it right the first time. How many times have you drifted off during a lecture at school or a training class at work because you had something else on your mind?

When you use this principle of "intent to remember" you focus all your concentration that will help you pay attention and let your mind absorb all the information.

The ability to learn how to use photographic memory to take a mental picture of a whole map or page in a book won't come over night. In the mean time, using the technique of "selectivity" will help you be able to zoom in on the important stuff that you need to remember. Making flash cards of important information and focusing on remembering what is on them is a great way to use this technique. Also, during a lecture listen for important clues such as emphasis or repetition.

There you have it, these two techniques are time-tested and were a major stepping stone for me to learn the ability to have a photographic memory. Put them to good use!

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How To Develop A Photographic Memory

Learn Photographic Memory Techniques

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Learn Photographic Memory Techniques

Learn Photographic Memory Techniques
Learn Photographic Memory Techniques

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