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* Association and Exaggeration
When a name is given, associate it with a mental image. The image you come up with should be off
wall. Research has found that
most bizarre images are
ones most easily remembered. Exaggerate
size, shape and action of
associated image. This too promotes memory retention.
Examples of this techniques in action
Annie Davis
Think of a woman’s fanny and an Avis rent a car. Now picture
fanny getting into
car with a huge Avis sign on
door.
Bill Dewar
Imagine a man covered with dollar bills digging for dew worms.
Connie Adams
Think of a woman in a striped prison uniform (CON) with a newspaper on her knee reading
help wanted ads. con + knee + ads This should be enough to give you
name when brought to mind.
As silly as these might seem, they do work. To practise this exercise go to
phone book and select names at random and try to apply this technique to
names selected. The more you practise
easier
process becomes. Pretty soon you will be able to recall names using this techniques without thinking much about it.
Mike Moore is an international speaker on humor and human potential. http://motivationalplus.com/cgi/a .cgi?blasters

Mike Moore is an international speaker on humor and human potential.