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Step 1
Reduce StressReduce your stress level. Prolonged exposure to stress can damage your memory quite substantially.
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Step 2
Stay FocusedStay focused on what you are trying to remember. A lot of times we get distracted with our short term memory and what we are trying to remember can go right out the window.
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Step 3
Excercise Your Brain.Exercise your brain. By challenging it and updating your brain your memory can greatly increase. This might mean take a new way to work so its not so structured and makes you think it through, learn a new type of language, do brain teasers, complete crossword puzzles, or other challenges to stimulate your brain.
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Step 4
Write, Say, ThinkWrite down, say, or think what you want to remember for long term. Repetitive thinking, writing, or saying will help stamp that right into your memory.
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Step 5
Eat FruitsMake sure to eat fruits. This will help you with your memory. One plus is they contain natural sugars which helps stimulate your brain a lot quicker.
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Step 6
Organize and StructureOrganize and Structure the info you need to memorize. Have it in order and not messy will help your brain move one path and all the steps in order instead of memorizing it in the incorrect order.















Comments
cincin1 said
on 7/30/2009 Nice job. I could use some of this tips. 5* and a recommend.