remember well
Convert words to pictures: This works for two reasons: First, we naturally remember visual cues better than words, and second, the more senses you involve in learning or storing something, the better you will be at recalling it.
Use memory spots: Think of physical places that you regularly occupy”your car, your desk, your recliner”and mentally put the picture from tip one in one of those spots.
Use rhymes: Rhymes are powerful memory devices. Create a rhyme, and you’ll dramatically improve your recall.
Use mnemonic devices: Acronyms like HOMES help remember names of the Great Lakes (Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie and Superior).
Work on names: Create a specific framework to help you remember names. Make a picture association for each name.
