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#35274 02/27/03 03:48 PM
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I just got a job at Chillies as a waiter and I have to memorize the menu! Well the menu is pretty big and I don't know how to tacal it. I have photoread it quite a bit but I just can't seem to remeber it. I have to know all the abbrevations for the food items and I have to know everything that it comes with. Yesterday I spent over 10 hours trying to learn it. I got to half the menu when I started to forget what I had learned in the beginning. I have been listening to the Memory supercharger and that seems to really help but I need to learn this menu as soon as possible. If anyone has any ideas on how to memorize a menu and every ingredient that comes with every item I would be greatly in debt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!






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How do you eat an elephant?

One bite at a time!!

Maybe in this case PR isn't what you're looking for and you'd be better off using a 'standard' mnemonic system.

So 1. Look for patterns in the info. 2. Break it down eg just try and learn say the starters for now 3. Use a mnemonic to learn what info you've identified.4. Test yourself!

Check out this for mnemonic systems: http://www.demon.co.uk/mindtool/memory.html

And remember, it is possible or else nobody would be working there!

Good luck!

Nick






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Also, for a healthy dose of perspective, please watch the movie "Office Space."






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In this case, I strongly recommend you to purchase "The Memory Book" by Harry Lorrayne. It uses powerful traditional memory techniques, and itīs a perfect complement to photoreading and works beutifully when memoring lists etc. I use it myself daily.






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Thanks Jonatan, I think I will get it. Well I am completly done with the menu. I love photoreading! When I was trying to complete the menu and I couldn't remeber an ingredient, I relaxed and the missing one's just floated into my mind! These are the best results I have seen from photreading yet.

- Buggasham







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