Archive for the 'Memory Skills' Category
Where Am I? So what do you do when you suddenly find yourself lost? That’s what happened to me once. I heard from a friend of a friend about this magnificent party, and he’d heard from another friend some convoluted directions to get there. Both of us, and the friend, had only been living in [...]
April 19th, 2010 | Posted in Focus, Hypnosis, Life Skills, Memories, Memory Skills, Metaphor, Model of the World, Perception | No Comments
Mrs. Big Hair Once I was at this party, and I was with a friend of mine, actually a date. I saw some guy that I’d met before; at least I think I’d met him before. We did that bit of recognition when you make eye contact with somebody that you know. An almost instantaneous [...]
February 1st, 2010 | Posted in Conversation Skills, Life Skills, Memory Skills, NLP Tips, memory improvement | No Comments
How To Make All Things New The other day I was talking to a friend of mine about language. He is a fellow teacher, and we were discussing the best way that children learn. There are those that believe there is a small window of opportunity, about three or four years, where a kid’s brain [...]
January 19th, 2010 | Posted in Creativity, Flexibility, Memory Skills | No Comments
Why It’s Ok To Lose Your Way Once there was a group of birds. They were the kind of birds that migrated quite a long distance every year. They crossed oceans, rivers, mountains, and large flat areas that took several days to cross. They would instinctively leave their homes once the cold air of the [...]
December 7th, 2009 | Posted in Memories, Memory Skills, Metaphor, Reality, Stories, Unconcscious Mind | No Comments
The Power Of The ABC’s There is a radio show I listen to sometimes on the Internet. I work in Japan, and sometimes it’s nice to listen to American style radio. The particular show I was listening has a contest every year called Miss Double December, which is a beauty contest of sorts. The contestants, [...]
November 30th, 2009 | Posted in Brain Power, Life Skills, Memory Skills, how to, memory improvement | No Comments
Have you ever had to give a speech, and prepared as set of three by five cards, all bulleted with the points you wanted to cover? You perhaps practiced in front of the mirror several times, and ever were sure that you had memorized all the main points, only to forget them when you stood [...]
October 14th, 2009 | Posted in Memory Skills, how to, memory improvement, public speaking | No Comments
Filters are a very important and necessary part of life. Filters are used in a variety of ways, in a variety of situations. They can be extremely beneficial to sort out what you don’t want, but they can also keep out things that you do want. Some examples are coffee filters, low bypass filters (used [...]
September 23rd, 2009 | Posted in Choice, Confidence, Memory Skills, Model of the World | No Comments
There are many products on the market today on how to improve your memory. Some are herbal remedies, which are supposed to increase the ease with which your neural networks can effectively work together. Others are more chemically oriented and work through stimulation of the mind. There are several brain-enhancing concoctions you can buy are [...]
August 21st, 2009 | Posted in Memory Skills, memory improvement | No Comments
Have you ever been talking to somebody, and halfway through the conversation, you suddenly realize that you’ve completely forgotten their name? Maybe you looked around and hoped you would see somebody that knew them, so you could later ask what their name was. Or maybe you lost track of the conversation completely as you racked [...]
August 18th, 2009 | Posted in Life Skills, Memories, Memory Skills | 1 Comment
Everything was perfect. Down to the second. Log off the internet. Jump in the shower. Brush my teeth. Get dressed, get ready to leave, so I show up at work right on time, and…oh crud…where’d I put my keys? Pocket? No. Backpack? No. Freezer? No. Aha! Jacket pocket! No. Wait, over on top of the [...]
January 3rd, 2009 | Posted in Brain Power, Learning, Memory Skills | No Comments