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Linking Objects Through Mnemonics In using mnemonics, it's important that you prepare your brain to different sorts of ideas and images since mnemonics works on your creativity while you enhance your memorization skills. It's interesting to know that the sillier or outrageous an idea is, the easier the mind is able to absorb it. A good mnemonic you can try is the Link method. Incorporate all the absurdity you can think of here because with the Link method, it'll require your imagination to work. Pretend you need to remember the following: cell phone, socks, flour and a ball. Now the idea with link method is to have all the items interlinked together in one situation and location. This approach makes remembering easier because all the things that you need are already in one setting. First, try to think of your cell phone by the window. It suddenly rings but you're not around so a pair of socks hanged just outside the window stretches itself to reach the cell phone but fails to do so. The cell phone falls in the first floor window and smashes a pot of flour. As flour residue scatters in the air, a nearby ball coughs and from there it starts to bounce around the entire room damaging everything. Go ahead, work a little on your imagination and see what you're capable of. Click below to learn more about memorizing using the Link method and other memory improvement techniques: 
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By [http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Simon_Oldmann]Simon Oldmann
This article will review the use and potential of using mnemonics tactics to increase and improve memory capabilities and better memory in general. In many studies it has been shown that mnemonics have three fundamental principles underlying the use of mnemonics are imagination, association and location. By using mnemonics there is a good chance of improving your memory. These three principals, association, imagination and location can be brought to work together, and you can use these principles to generate powerful mnemonic systems. Working together, the principals of association, imagination and location can be used to generate powerful mnemonic systems. Hopefully once you have absorbed and applied these techniques you will understand how to design and apply these principles to your own field to design your own powerful, sophisticated recall systems. Lets start by a short review of the principals involved. Association is the method by which you link a thing to be remembered to a method of remembering it. Although association techniques are different and use the same principals, you should try and use what you know works best for you, thus it is suggested that you implant your own associations rather than adopting a foreign system. You can you association by doing these following things; tying or linking a thing to be placed on top of the associated object, penetrating into each other, Merging together, Wrapping around each other, Rotating around each other or dancing together, Being attached to the same color, smell, shape, or feeling Imagination in memory is used to create the links and associations needed to create effective memory techniques, imagination is the way in which you use your mind to create the links that have the most meaning for you. There is a natural difference between people since images that created will have less power and impact on you, because they reflect the way in which we think. The more strongly you imagine and visualize a situation, the more effectively it will stick in your mind for later recall. Mnemonic imagination can be as violent, vivid, or sensual as you like, as long as it helps you to remember what needs to be remembered. The third principal and the last one is location. Location provides you with two things: a coherent context, this means that you have a context into which information can be placed so that it hangs together, and a way of separating one mnemonic from another: e.g. by setting one mnemonic in one bus seat, I can separate it from a similar mnemonic located in the back of the same bus. Location spices up your memory and provides context and texture to your mnemonics, and protects and prevents them from being confused with similar mnemonics. Setting one mnemonic with visualizations in the stadium in Milan, Italy and another similar mnemonic with images of a stadium in London, England allows us to separate them with no danger of confusion. So using the three fundamentals of Association, Imagination and Location you can design images that strongly link things with the links between themselves and other things, in a context that allows you to recall those images in a way that does not conflict with other images and associations. Simon Oldmann has been studying the effects of cognitive alertness on performance for the last 5 years, he has a wide knowledge of public performance and human memory. Simon is currently writing tips and advice for ZupaTips.com about [http://memorytechniques.zupatips.com/]improve memory. Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Simon_Oldmann http://EzineArticles.com/?Improve-Memory-Tips&id=224464
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