I've been working on MO for a couple of weeks now. I've been taking it slow, and initially things weren't coming together for me as quickly as I would have liked. But the more I just plug away, with listening and referring back to the book and referring to this forum, the more it is coming together for me, especially as I approach the end of the course. I'm more able to tie things together. I guess you could say I'm doing it in layers.
Margaret, thanks for sharing your anchorman list and all your ideas. It certainly helps to learn about your memory web and not just Vera's and Mike's. This course is a pretty significant paradigm shift, at least for me, which is why I think it's important to listen to the MO paraliminal as directed.
Have any of you formulated a specific goal with the use of MO course? My main goal is improving my memory within my profession of medicine. Given that my work has an altogether different vocabulary, I'm trying to see how I can apply Vera's tricks specifically to my situation. I think those answers may come the more I use her techniques.
Thanks everyone for sharing.
