Social Memory

Thе humаn mind аnd body hаѕ an innate ability to lеаrn аlmоѕt anything imаginаblе, frоm lеаrning tо рlау thе guitar tо juggling bаllѕ. In аnу circus оr carnival, mind-boggling аrrау оf skills and ѕtuntѕ аrе demonstrated. Accelerated learning iѕ a nаturаl ability роѕѕеѕѕеd by juѕt аbоut everyone. Lеаrning bеttеr and fаѕtеr is оnlу thе ѕtаrting роint. With ассеlеrаtеd lеаrning you саn аlѕо retain the information lоngеr whiсh is what learning is аbоut, but bесаuѕе of a buѕу lifеѕtуlе students аnd аdultѕ seems tо fоrgеt whаt lеаrning rеаllу iѕ.

Are you tired of failing? Do you feel stuck? Are you struggling to find inspiration and new ideas? Do you have projects you believe in but that you keep postponing? Mind mapping is a tool for thinking and learning that improves memory, concentration, communication, organization, creativity, and time management. By listening to this audiobook you will discover the best methods to learn how to manage your mind and build your personal mental models.

Have you ever wished you could reprogram your brain, just as a hacker would a computer, and learn things quicker and more effectively? These two audiobooks will help you toward that goal.

This is a book of 13 different drinking games for college students that will liven the party anytime you play them. Sitting around with friends drinking can get repetitive, so add some variety with these games. Be careful, it can get wild....

In their own words, immigrants recall their arrival in the United States. Includes brief biographies and facts about the Ellis Island Oral History Project.

Learn quicker for the rest of your life. Do you wish you had the power to memorize lots of information all in one setting? What could you potentially do with the skills to be able to learn brand new information at lightning fast speeds? Even though it sounds like an inhuman superpower to be able to conduct yourself in such ways, it is much simpler than many realize! This book is here to welcome you to the wonderful world of quick learning!

The experts have their theories on aging and why we have those moments where we can't remember why we walked into a room. I formed my own theory based on the experiences in my life. I think I know why it is I have no idea what I had planned for dinner, and the only clue is a specific ingredient. I have decided there is too much clutter floating around, and my brain needs a good spring cleaning. Listen to my essay, and let me know if you think I'm right.