About this Course

Developing a razor sharp memory is achievable and attainable by everyone. Having an excellent memory will make you more productive and effective within your organisation.  You can remember anything and everything that you want, if you know how it is done.

In this workshop you will learn to customise the various memory enhancement techniques to help you remember your work schedule, project management and day-to-day organising of your office.  You will notice that with a little commitment and a right mental attitude, you will be able to remember all the major categories of information in your office easily.

There are five memory enhancement levels and these are progressive.  This two-day workshop will bring you to level three of the techniques. 

Objectives

Upon completion of this workshop, participants will be able to;

• Grasp the fundamental aspects of developing a razor sharp memory
  
• Apply techniques in remembering whatever they want with a little bit of practice and confidence on their part 
  
• Enhance the memory power for personal effectiveness
  
• Increase  the retention and absorbing power to improve work  performance
  
• Develop the ability to retain and recall names, facts, faces and  figures
  
• Improve relationships and rapport building through the ability in remembering important customers and clients
  

Target Audience

Executives from any industry and all levels

Duration

Two days

Curriculum

• The Brain and the Mind
  
• Memory Competency Test
  
• Developing the Power of Observation
  
• Level One:  Forming Creative Sentences
  

1. Applying Level One in the Office Environment
   

• Level Two:  Visual Association
  

1. Practice on Level Two
   
2. Adaptation of Level One and Two in the Office
   
3. Using Level Two – For Remembering ‘To Do’ List
   
4. Other Uses of Level Two and Practice
   

• Level Three: Numerical Pegging System
  

1. Using Level Three to Remember – Telephone Numbers and Complex Information
   
2. Using Level Three to Remember Passwords
   
3. Adapting the Three Levels to Remember Anything We Want
   
4. Remembering Chunks of Information
   
5. Creating Your Very Own Unique Pegging From One to Hundred
   
6. Testing Your Peg to Remember Information
   
7. Practice and More Practice
   

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