In our daily lives, we often encounter problems with poor memory. Sometimes, we forget the name of a book we just read, or the name of someone we just met;Sometimes, we forget what we wanted to do a second ago, and even in important exams or meetings, we don't perform well because of memory problems. If you have ever had such a problem, then today I would like to recommend a book to you - "Perceptual Mnemonics".
The author of "Perceptual Mnemonics" is William Walker Atkinson of the United States, who has summed up a set of methods that can improve memory through years of research and experiments. Unlike traditional memorization methods, this book does not teach you rote memorization, but by developing your perceptual memory skills, you will be able to better understand and remember what you have learned.
In this book, the author details the principles and methods of perceptual mnemonics. He believes that good or bad memory is not innate, but can be improved through training. Perceptual mnemonics is a method of transforming abstract information into concrete, easy-to-remember images by stimulating the senses. This method not only helps us to retain knowledge better, but also improves our concentration and concentration.
In this book, the author proves the effectiveness of this method through a large number of examples and experiments, which gave me a deeper understanding and understanding of this method of memorization. I firmly believe that as long as you work hard to Xi practice the methods taught in this book, every reader can gain a good memory.
From training your eyes, training your ears, etc., the author tells us where the key points of memory are, and how to open the door to memory with clear input.
Next, the author uses various specific methods of memory to teach us how to remember names, faces, places, numbers, **, events, materials, texts and stories.
Overall, Perceptual Mnemonics is a very practical book that not only helps us solve the problem of poor memory, but also improves our Xi efficiency and work efficiency.
The language of the book is also very lively and interesting, and the author explains the principles and methods of perceptual mnemonics through a large number of examples and stories. This makes the book very easy to understand and read, without leaving you feeling bored.
At the same time, the book is also equipped with a lot of memory classes** and interesting memory test questions in the appendix, which can help you better master the perceptual memory method.
If you, too, have ever struggled with memory issues, then this book is definitely worth reading and will definitely benefit a lot.