Things You'll Need:
- Business Card Holders
- Electronic Personal Organizers
- Wall Calendars
- Pens
- Personal Organizers
- Pens
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Step 1
Invest in a sturdy and accurate date book with plenty of room for multiple entries and details.
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Step 2
Train yourself to check the date book every day, first thing in the morning.
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Step 3
Use mnemonic devices, which are whole-brain memory techniques. For instance, utilize a rhyming technique, such as, "On June 28, Bill and I have a date."
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Step 4
Visualize each week and month as a virtual calendar in your head. By imagining the impending event within this virtual calendar, you will have a visual "memory" of it before it even occurs.
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Step 5
Carry your date book with you at all times. When you make a date with someone, record it immediately in your date book.















Comments
jskent said
on 11/19/2007 Not for it to sound like a pitch - I use a neat little site to help me remember my important dates called: http://www.rememberyourstuff.com - it send you email alerts for important events and dates.