Memory Palace: How To Remember Everything You Learn; A Guide To Learning With Unlimited Potential

Adam Brown

Feb 2018 · Author's Republic · Narrated by John Hays

About this audiobook

Learn how you can enhance your brain to take in more information and store it for a very long time, and how to retrieve information at any time no matter how long it has been stored.

As you know, forgetting things can be really frustrating and embarrassing. Imagine forgetting the birthday of your loved ones or your own wedding anniversary. What would happen if you forgot that your kid has a sports game or a play at school and you already promised to attend? Your kid would not be happy with you.

No matter how much stored information you are unable to retrieve, this audiobook is sure to change all your frustrations and change your life forever. Imagine being able to remember anything you see, hear, smell, feel, and taste. Imagine the ability to keep the memories you don’t wish to remember, perhaps because they are too embarrassing, traumatic, or depressing, and the ability to easily retrieve the happy events that have been stored in your memory.

This audiobook is a sure bet to do all that!

Here is a preview of what you'll learn....

• Knowing how your brain works
• Short-term memory
• Long-term memory
• Researches and findings about the memory
• Why do we forget things?
• Mnemonics
• Fighting forgetfulness
• Remember everything and anything
• The unlimited potential of the brain
• And basically everything about the strategies needed to boost your memory and remember all the things you wish to remember anytime and anywhere

Ratings and reviews

Very short book. Not really focused on how to build a memory palace but more focused on how memory works. I get that it's important to understand the memory first but then only 9 mins on memory palace and no real focus or practical information on the technique.

This is a dreadful book. Honestly, you get the same knowledge from the title as you do from reading the entire 'precis'. Do not waste your money on a book that tells you there's a technique to improve your memory: buy the book that teaches you the technique. The worst 15min spent on a book here and a total waste.

This book is very poorly written. It has terrible grammar and is likely a copy/paste of random facts found around the internet. Google should remove it immediately.