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June 1, 2020 | View in Web Browser |
"The advantage of a bad memory is that one enjoys several times the same good things for the first time."
~ Friedrich Nietzsche
Nietzsche was only joking, I'm sure. But for many people, believing they have a "bad memory" can be quite stressful.
After all, it's no fun to forget someone's name. And nobody enjoys missing an appointment due to the poor excuse that they forgot about it.
If you think your memory is terrible, first take a deep breath and relax. Believe me, lots of people feel the same way.
Don't give up on your memory. Take ownership instead. Replace that stressful feeling with tools and strategies to help you remember what is most important to you.
For example: learn the technique for remembering people's names. To remember appointments, set up a calendar, either online or on paper. As described on my website, there are many memory improvement strategies you can put in place to help you recall things better.
I hope you enjoy the free information and resources in the Free Memory Tips newsletter below, and on my site, Memory-Improvement-Tips.com.
Stay safe and be well.
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Beat Procrastination in School or at Your Job Do you avoid schoolwork or projects until the last minute? Try my tips for overcoming procrastination. If you are a student, you'll probably get better grades. And in the workplace, you'll likely perform better at your job.
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Play Working Memory Card Games to Boost Reading, Math Skills Do you have trouble remembering what you read? Do you struggle with math? A poor working memory could be to blame. A fun and effective way to improve your working memory is to play working memory card games.
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To Memorize Anything, Sketch a Quick Cartoon
Visualization is a great memory technique as long as your mental pictures are clear. But what if you have trouble seeing images in your mind's eye? The solution: Sketch your mental images on paper!
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FREE AND FUN Thinking Game |
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Run your own farm. It's Big Farm, a relaxing time-management game. Plant crops, raise chickens and cows, even adopt a farm dog. It's free to play, so give it a try!
Note: Big Farm can be only played in a desktop browser. If you are viewing this on mobile, return to this link next time you're on a desktop computer.
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Featured FREE Online Brain Games More Games |
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There are hundreds of free online brain games on my website, Memory-Improvement-Tips.com. Play them in your browser anytime.
Below are links to three popular games. Play these free games now to give your brain a boost.
No restrictions, no logging in. Just pick a game, go to the game page, and start playing.
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Bubble Pop Adventures game This bubble shooter games trains concentration and visual perception. This game includes infinite levels of bubble-popping fun.
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Snakes & Ladders game Based on the classic board game, this free online game can be played singleplayer against the computer or multiplayer with friends or a random opponent.
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Waffle Anagrams game Connect the random letter tiles in the grid to form as many words as you can in two minutes. The longer the words you make, and the higher the tile values, the more points you'll get!
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FREE Printable: Spring Crossword Puzzle |
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Looking for ways to keep your brain active? Then solve puzzles like crosswords, word searches, and sudoku as often as you can.
On my website are many free puzzles you can print out anytime. At right is a link to a free Spring crossword puzzle.
Click on the image of the puzzle to access a free PDF copy.
This crossword puzzle can also be solved in your browser on the Spring Crossword page if you prefer to solve it online.
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That's all for now. Thanks for reading!
For even more strategies for improving your brain, visit the Get a Better Memory page on my website.
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Kind regards,
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