Abstract

Remembering by repeating over and over again is a waste of time!
From now on, the standard of memory is to memorize something in a short time with a strong impact on the brain!

When you need to remember something, how do you do it? There are many ways to remember, such as writing in a notebook or looking at a vocabulary book over and over again, but the truth is that you can quickly and easily memorize something in a short time without having to do time-consuming things like these.
This book is a quick and easy way to learn how to remember. It uses only three things: images, places, and feelings. By simply using these, you can memorize not only English words and year names, which are standard items to memorize, but also business terms, work procedures, and other difficult-to-remember items without any problems. This book is an all-around memory book that can be applied to all the things that modern people need to remember.

Author’s Information

Shinichi Miyachi
A Japanese member of MENSA, a global high IQ group that only those with IQs in the top 2% of the world's population are allowed to join. He was the first person to set a new Guinness World Record for memory. He is one of the few people in the world (and probably the only one in Japan) who has proven that he has both a Mensa-level IQ and a Guinness-level memory.
Currently, he gives lectures on memory techniques to active doctors and lawyers, those seeking to become professionals or civil servants, businesspersons and job hunters seeking to acquire qualifications, and students preparing for university, high school, and junior high school entrance exams and their parents. He has given lectures to more than 2,000 people in about two and a half years, including corporate and PTA training and one-on-one lessons. She has lectured to more than 2,000 people over the past two and a half years, including at companies, PTA trainings, and one-on-one lessons. Asa Chan! and many other media appearances.
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