Innovative Learning and Thinking Techniques to Fulfil Your Potential (Mind Set).Since 1974, Use Your Head has been translated into over 27 languages, has been published in five continents and 100 countries, has sold well over a million copies and still the demand increases!

Free the Genius in Your Brain

Described as “one of the most influential leaders in the field of thinking creatively”, Tony Buzan utilises his accredited training courses to build a network of highly specialised experts in creative thinking, memory and speed reading techniques.

From the Youngest Grandmaster of Memory in American History (Johnny Briones) and a Top 18 Memory Athlete at the 2014 USA Memory Championship (Erik van Mechelen) --- Improve Your Memory gives you the tools to learn and retain information more efficiently than you've ever done before.Johnny and Erik have spent thousands of hours training and studying memory techniques. Now they've combined their knowledge to share it with YOU so you can implement memory techniques in your DAILY LIFE.

Powerful Strategies For Brain & Memory Health!

In this book you will learn how to remember foreign languages, historical dates, vocabulary, and much more! Many students have learned from me how to improve their memory and have had amazing results such as receiving A's and having time to do clubs, sports, volunteering, and pretty have time to do whatever they want.

You will learn about how the brain creates, stores and retrieves memory. After all, the key to improving your memory is getting personal with the supercomputer between your ears! Don't worry, I did my best to present all information in an easy, non-technical manner.

Unlock The Potential And Power Of Your Brain And Remember Anything -22 Quick Tips to Improving your Memory

A Crash Course to a Better Memory

In this book, John Seamon shows how examining the treatment of memory in popular movies can shed new light on how human memory works. After explaining that memory is actually a diverse collection of independent systems, Seamon uses examples from movies to offer an accessible, nontechnical description of what science knows about memory function and dysfunction.