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Unlimited Memory by Kevin Horsley — WisdomDeck honest review
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Unlimited Memory

by Kevin Horsley

A grandmaster of memory's compact guide: concentration, the car and body methods, linking, the journey method, number systems, and applying them to names, speeches and study. It is brief and repetitive in places, and it covers the fundamentals adequately for beginners.

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Read it if…

you want a short, cheap introduction to memory methods.

Skip it if…

you want depth or scholarship; Dellis or Foer are richer.

Three things you will actually use

  1. Attention is the first memory skill.
  2. Link items with absurd images.
  3. Review; methods store, repetition keeps.

Do this first

Use the body method to memorize a ten-item list tonight.

Our verdict

Brief and adequate.

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