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#68255 10/16/07 01:01 AM
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Hello all-
I just finished the part of the Memory Optimizer course in which Vera and Mike have just finished creating the Anchorman list. Unfortunately for my wish for expedience, the majority of the words on the list have little meaning for me in terms of their correlation to the numbers. At what point should I redo the list? Now? I mean, I could listen to the tape a couple more times, and then I'll have it down, but I don't think that's the point of this exercise.

TIA for your help.

Carolann

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Hi Carolann,

the list is just an example of what had worked for seminar participants in the past. Use whatever works for you to correspond to the letters and numbers.


I've been through the course a few times, its one of my favorites.

George

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Redo the list by listening to the tape again. Create your own that fit better for you they will be easier to remember and personally meaningful. It's YOUR memory web. To use it effectively you apply intelligence gap management. Put something there that works for you as soon as possible.

Alex

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Excellent. Thanks, Alex!


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