How To Train Your Memory

Name: How To Train Your Memory
Price: 10.99 EUR
Author: Phil Chambers
ISBN: 9781509814565

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Phil Chambers

Bluebird
Paru le : 20/04/2017

Do you struggle to remember people's names at social events or business networking meetings? How often do you forget where you left your keys or your... > Lire la suite

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Do you struggle to remember people's names at social events or business networking meetings? How often do you forget where you left your keys or your phone? Have you ever walked into a room and forgotten why? A leading memory expert, Phil Chambers shows you how to make these lapses a thing of the past. With how to: train your memory, find out how to have facts and figures at your fingertips. Give speeches from memory, remember all your passwords, rapidly learn foreign language vocabulary and make studying easier, more rewarding and fun.
Written in simple step-by-step fashion, with lots of exercises and examples, you will be guided from absent-mindedness to memory mastery.

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Date de parution : 20/04/2017
Editeur : Bluebird
Collection : How To: Academy
ISBN : 978-1-5098-1456-5
EAN : 9781509814565
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Phil Chambers

Phil Chambers is a World Mind Mapping Champion, Chief Arbiter of the World Memory Sports Council, a member of the Professional Speaking Association and MENSA. He has authored or co-authored seven books: The Student Survival Guide, A Mind to do Business, 101 Top Tips for Better Mind Maps, The Memory Arbiters' Handbook, The Memory Yearbook, Brilliant Speed Reading and How to Remember Equations and Formulae and written his own book, How to Train Your Memory.
Phil's past clients include Surrey, Leicester and Southwark Councils, Benenden School, Warwick and South Bank Universities, City University Business School, Kent Police, the NHS, AAH Pharmaceuticals, Cancer Research UK, Norwich Union Healthcare, Smiths Detection, ING Bank, the Royal Bank of Scotland Group and the European Central Bank.