This digital audio lesson is a recording of Bob Miller teaching a student how to remember lists and speeches. It’s a discussion, with the student asking questions which you may have.
Numbers are the most difficult items to remember. They are just a concept. Would you like to recall serial numbers, product codes, telephone numbers and more without having to rely on your digital device? Of course there’s nothing wrong with never knowing anyone’s phone number… unless you get stuck somewhere without your phone or with a dead battery in your phone and in your car! If you ever got stranded and had to borrow a stranger’s phone, would you be able to remember the phone number of anyone?
Do you want to learn how to recall playing cards? This lesson will also provide a great foundation for that.
Message from Bob Miller: “I’ve used these mnemonic methods to remember the first 400 digits of Pi. Yes! It is true! Why would I do it? As a demonstration for how much memory power you gain with these techniques. If I can use them to recall 400 digits with no pattern, then you can easily use them to recall number important, meaniful numbers.”
In this course, Bob Miller teaches a student, a mechanical engineer, how to recall numbers. It’s a dialogue. The student asks questions that you might have.
This is a digital download. 69 minutes. 7 tracks. .mp3 format.
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