This is a summary of what participants have said about this workout over the last 12 months:
| I felt actively involved in the workout | 100% |
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| The content was interesting | 97% |
| I will use what I have learnt | 91% |
| I'd recommend this workout to others | 96% |
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Andrew was really interactive. Found the course really useful, would definitely recommend.
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Excellent programme, Karen was very enthusiastic, enjoyable.
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Very good course, length just right.
You meet a colleague in the corridor. You agree a number of things that you will do. By the time you get back to your desk you’ve forgotten some of them – but how many? And how do you find out what they were?
Your mobile phone is missing. When did you last have it?
A good memory saves time, makes you appear smarter and reduces the chances of making mistakes. Whether you want to make a speech without notes, gain presence by focusing on the person who is talking rather than furiously writing down what they are saying, or simply recall a story, joke or grandma’s recipe, a good memory is an invaluable aid.
The good news is that there is no such thing as a “bad” memory. Your memory is probably excellent in some areas and weaker in others, and, where it is weak you can improve it, no matter how old you are.
Explored the principles of encoding, storage and retrieval and understood how your memory works.
Discovered what makes things more memorable for you and what makes you forget.
Practised a variety of powerful memory techniques to help you remember those things you want and need to remember.
Taken part in a memory championship to put your new skills to test.
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Remembering |
Simple tricks to avoid calling your partner's best-friend the wrong name or forgetting your client's name immediately after they've said it.
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Learning to |
Recognise your preferred learning style and stay ahead of the game.
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Speed of sound |
Websites, the latest report, books, newspapers, the small print... so much to read and so little time. Learn how to read faster and smarter.
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Wood for trees |
Techniques both to spot see the broader impact if you're too caught up in the detail and to spot the crucial detail if you've missed what's in front of your eyes.
