There are three phases to remembering: Acquisition, storage and retrieval, and we look at all three in this video.

There are two main categories of memory: long-term and short-term. Here we start with long term memory.

Now we come to short-term memory. It's fleeting in duration, yet it's absolutely critical to remembering anything.

Brains are great at remembering certain things: bizarre images, strange stories, unique sounds. But they're terrible when it comes to memorising data, numbers or words without context. Mnemonics are used by memory champions to perform seemingly impossible feats like memorising pages from a phone ...

Before we dive into the more advanced memory techniques, it's worth looking at some simpler ways of remembering things.

Do you forget names easily? Many people are honest enough to admit they do. Unfortunately, names are some of the most important things to remember if we want to build trust with our colleagues and clients. This video looks at the three steps to remembering names.

Another mnemonic tool is the use of association chains.

In the previous video we looked at memorising lists using association chains. That technique is great for memorising a sequence, but it won't help you to remember which item lies in which position on the list...

All the mnemonic tools outlined in this course can give a huge boost to your memory. But most of them will take a bit of work. Try and apply them whenever you can. For example, at a networking event, see if you can remember ten new names using the techniques we've suggested. Or the next time you ...