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Pete i am intrerested in the new memory optimiser programme. however i have the mega memory programme by kevin trudeau and it is very good. I am trying to combine that with photoreading. However how does the memory optimiser programme compare with mega memory?

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I wasn't too impressed with Kevin;s stuff.






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I have his Mega Memory book, which is same as course (I guess). Most of the techniques are same as ones in other memory improvement books. No much new stuff. The only difference is his way of putting it together (which, by the way, is good) and exercises (which help you integrate techniques).

Search the forum for memory optimiser and you'll get the previous post where Pete described what the course will contain. It's not going to be the same as Kevin's course. I guess the two will go hand in hand great.






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Mega Memory is mostly associations and pegs. While there is some of that in the Memory Optimizer, the course varies significantly.

Whereas Mega Memory is more about memorizing, Memory Optimizer is more about using your brain in such a way that your memory improves.

I'll post a lot of stuff in a week or so, as soon as I know the course is ready to ship.







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