Double your Memory in 6 Weeks
What you'll learn
- Rapidly recall names
- Stop losing things
- Memorise lists
- Give presentations without notes
- Remember phone numbers
- Share what you learn with other
Requirements
- No previous knowledge or experience
- A burning desire to learn and share
- Stop procrastinating - It's like putting a new battery in your brain
Description
You are going to learn practical ways to remember:
1. Lists
2. Names
3. Where you left things
4. Numbers
5. Speeches
Whether you want to pass an exam, get a better job, find your keys, help a child learn how to memorize, recall your credit card number, or give a speech at a wedding, this course is going to save you hundreds of hours of unproductive time and stress.
How this course came about
In 2015 I met a coffee shop owner. Let’s call him Ali.
Ali had just started his business and was struggling. His problem was that round one corner was a coffee shop which had the best coffee making machine that money can buy. Around the other corner was a coffee shop that was in the Guinness Book of Records for making the most cups of coffee in the shortest amount of time. So, he couldn’t compete on quality or speed.
Over a cup of coffee (of course) I asked Ali how many of his customers he knew by name? He thought for a moment and said, “Maybe half.”
“What about your team?” I quizzed.
“Maybe one third.”
“And what about their orders? Are you able to recall their regular orders?”
“Some.”
I said, “Ali, how do you think your customers would feel if you, and your team, always greeted them by name, and asked them if they want their usual order?”
“That would be awesome,” said Ali beaming.
Over the next few weeks, we trained Ali and his team to be able to recall customer names, and orders. The result – his business grew.
That was the start. We then trained a small group of business owners, and then put on a conference for 200 people. Over the past 6 years we have trained more than 37,000 people worldwide in how to improve their memory. Some like Ali wanted to use the techniques to improve their business. Others do it for fun, or to combat the digital dementia we all suffer from by spending so much time glued to our screens!
We hope you enjoy the course, learn something valuable, and tell your friends. Join more than 37,000 thousand students who have taken our memory courses since 2017 and reaped the benefits.
Sincerely,
Bill
Who this course is for:
- Foreign language students who need to improve their English
- Students preparing for exams
- Older people who want to sharpen their memory
- Preparation for those who want to become super learners and speed readers
- Parents who want to show children how to remember
- Coming shortly:For every student who pays we will give one free place to a budding social entrepreneur.
Instructor
![Bill Aronson](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
- 4.3 Instructor Rating
- 1,521 Reviews
- 38,139 Students
- 4 Courses
Bill Aronson is a business leader, and occasional memory coach. As a social entrepreneur Bill has helped thousands of people of all ages to improve their memory. Recently, in front of an invited audience, Bill recalled a string of 240 binary numbers in under 240 seconds and in 2015 recalled Pi to 304 decimal places. He does these mental acrobatics to demonstrate that anyone can increase their memory.
Bill says, “If I can do it, so can you. I have an ordinary memory, but an extraordinary process that I want to share with you. COVID-19 insists that we reinvent ourselves, and our way of life. Developing a powerful memory is a great first step.”
Bill is a former director of the Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce & Industry (Australia), which he helped turn around from an embarrassing $800K loss to break-even in eighteen months. He has also served on the board of the International Coach Federation of Australasia.
Bill now lives in London, UK where he runs a tech start-up. To date, he has written nine books on business transformation including Turning up for Life (Lulu 2011) and The Lost Art of How to Find Things (2016).