Why do you need to double your memory? Sure, it’s fun and useful but there is a far more important reason:
A tsunami of change is coming.
Automation, artificial intelligence and robotics will eliminate or re-shape service industries within the decade and while we are used to technology transforming manufacturing and farming, what happens when it is your industry and your job?
A degree no longer guarantees a job; the currency of the future will be your ability to learn and adapt.
The better your memory, the easier it is to learn and evolve; that is why you need to double your memory. In six weeks your memory can be twice as good as it is today. So, enroll now and get started.
Live in London, UK? Join our Meetup Group to participate in regular workshops.
Live in Cambridge, UK? Join our Meetup Group to participate in regular workshops.
Bill's 'Master Your Memory' course is so enlightening with instant practical gains to be enjoyed. With practice I now find that I am remembering names of people I have just met; have a strategy for locating lost / misplaced items and have impressed my friends by perfectly repeating a list of 20 strange objects with one or two adjectives attached. Bill's course is ideal for overcoming that scourge of older Australians in 2016: 'digital dementia'. And it is pretty special to be able to 'show-off' your new-found skills like I just did! - Darryl Peebles
I have just about finished Bill's memory enhancement course and learnt some useful techniques. Today I stood in front of a meeting and recited pi to 100 digits using the techniques Bill taught me. I learnt the sequence on one of my 45 minute daily walks and am unlikely to forget them. Learning pi in itself is useless, but the techniques are transferable to learning people's names and lists. I recommend this course to anyone wanting to improve their memory using simple techniques. Mike Calder
I have just about finished Bill's memory enhancement course and learnt some useful techniques. Today I stood in front of a meeting and recited pi to 100 digits using the techniques Bill taught me. I learnt the sequence on one of my 45 minute daily walks and am unlikely to forget them. Learning pi in itself is useless, but the techniques are transferable to learning people's names and lists. I recommend this course to anyone wanting to improve their memory using simple techniques. Mike Calder
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Bill has an engaging style and demonstrated expertise that helps those people he is mentoring quickly learn new skills. David Catchpole
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I really enjoyed how the individual methods were explained and now look forward to future practice to make further progress. I shall be recommending your services to others in time. Damien Taplin
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