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AEMind.com | How to Memorize Numbers • 90-99 Double Digits | Major System Memory Techniques

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The Images for the 90-99 Double-Digit Numbers are:

90 = Bus

91 = Bat

92 = Bone

93 = Bomb

94 = Bar (gold)

95 = Ball (basketball)

96 = Bush

97 = Puck

98 = Beef

99 = Pipe

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Here are the Consonant sounds for each number:

0 = S, Z, C (Soft)

1 = T, D, Th

2 = N

3 = M

4 = R

5 = L

6 = J, Sh, Ch (soft), G (soft)

7 = Ck, K, G (Hard), C (Hard)

8 = F, V

9 = B, P

Here are the body locations to help you memorize the major system sounds (Make sure to visualize these parts with their given number and name. It is very important for future purposes.. Visualization is KEY!):

0 = Sand

1 = Top (For Top of Head)

2 = Nose

3 = Mouth

4 = Ribs

5 = Liver

6 = Joint (For Hip Joint)

7 = Cap (Knee Cap)

8 = Fibula (For Shin Bone)

9 = Ball (For Ball of Foot)

Now take the Consonant sounds from the First letter of each of the words and that's how you're going to memorize the sounds for each number. Then you're going to take each sound for the numbers in order to come up with an image for a number.

That's it! Make sure to get the Better Memory Now Guide to get all of the images for the numbers and be sure to watch the next videos in the How to Memorize Numbers Series: http://www.BetterMemoryGuide.com

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AEMind.com | How to Memorize Numbers • 80-89 Double Digits | Major System Memory Techniques

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The Images for the 80-89 Double-Digit Numbers are:

80 = Vase 

81 = Video or Foot  

82 = Fan  

83 = Foam  

84 = Fire  

85 = Foil 

86 = Fish 

87 = Fig  

88 = Fifa soccer ball 

89 = FootBall

This Major System overview in the How to Memorize Numbers series is brought to you by: http://www.BetterMemoryGuide.com

Here are the Consonant sounds for each number:

0 = S, Z, C (Soft)

1 = T, D, Th

2 = N

3 = M

4 = R

5 = L

6 = J, Sh, Ch (soft), G (soft)

7 = Ck, K, G (Hard), C (Hard)

8 = F, V

9 = B, P

Here are the body locations to help you memorize the major system sounds (Make sure to visualize these parts with their given number and name. It is very important for future purposes.. Visualization is KEY!):

0 = Sand

1 = Top (For Top of Head)

2 = Nose

3 = Mouth

4 = Ribs

5 = Liver

6 = Joint (For Hip Joint)

7 = Cap (Knee Cap)

8 = Fibula (For Shin Bone)

9 = Ball (For Ball of Foot)

Now take the Consonant sounds from the First letter of each of the words and that's how you're going to memorize the sounds for each number. Then you're going to take each sound for the numbers in order to come up with an image for a number.

That's it! Make sure to get the Better Memory Now Guide to get all of the images for the numbers and be sure to watch the next videos in the How to Memorize Numbers Series: http://www.BetterMemoryGuide.com

AEMind.com | Psychologist Julia Bison on Getting into the Right Mindset for Success | Smarter Brain Interviews

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Julia Bison is a Psychologist who graduated from the University of New Hampshire

I met Julia Bison at a Tony Robbins event called Global Youth Leadership Summit or GYLS.

Studied Neuro-Linguistic Programming

She changed her major several times in college.

Julia went from Business to Acting to Psychology.

She has psychology coaching clients all over the world. 

Julia grew up in Brazil. She took English classes at the age of 4 but she couldn’t pick it up that well. When Julia went to Canada to study abroad, she learned English and Spanish. 

She talks about Full Emergent Learning where she had only friends that spoke English and Spanish where she was forced to learn those languages quickly.

You have to have a strong reason why you must do XYZ.

Julia wanted to travel and live abroad in order to grow and learn more.

She put a full PowerPoint presentation to convince her parents to let her go to Canada.

Julia moved to Australia because she was starting to go into a state of depression and she linked her environment in Canada as a contributing factor. 

She got accepted into the Biomedical Sciences division at Griffith University in the Gold Coast in Australia.

While in Australia, Julia began taking acting classes. She feels that taking these acting classes allowed her to grow emotionally more than anything else. 

She thinks that going to community college with others that were struggling in life was an amazing opportunity to go through. 

Julia felt that even while taking classes in university, she was mainly just learning the theory behind the mind. It wasn’t until she started attending events such as Tony Robbins’ Unleash the Power Within, where she began putting that theory into practice. 

She talks about going into a mental gym. 

“What’s my Purpose for the Day?”

It’s okay to want to strive to be better.

You can use negative based motivation to help move you forward as long as you feel comfortable with it and the person that is receiving it is also comfortable with it. 

A lot of people have negative and destructive self-talk. 

She talks about helping her clients with self-emotional mastery. 

One of the things that Julia does to help strengthen her emotional home, is to put sticky notes everywhere with positive messages.

After a month, she changes the messages, colors, and position of the sticky notes in order to not get used to seeing the same ones and get desensitized. 

What are action steps to take right now to help someone achieve greatness?

Choose an area of life that isn’t optimal. Write down all of the things in that area that you are struggling with. Then write down the action items that you must take in order to move that area of struggle into a one of strength. You must also write down your reason why you must change that part of your life now!

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Here are the mnemonic associations for each president that you will memorize along your house memory palace:

1. George Washington = Washing Machine

2. John Adams = Apple (Adam's apple)

3. Thomas Jefferson = Chef Son

4. James Madison = Medicine

5. James Monroe = Moon Row (boat)

6. John Quincy Adams = Apple (Adam's apple)

7. Andrew Jackson = Jack (carjack)

8. Martin Van Buren = Van Burning

9. William Henry Harrison = Hairy Son

10. John Tyler = Tie

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AEMind.com | How to Memorize Numbers • 70-79 Double Digits | Major System Memory Techniques

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The Images for the 70-79 Double-Digit Numbers are: 

70 = Case (briefcase) 

71 = Cat 72 = Cane 

73 = Gum 

74 = Car 

75 = Coil

76 = Cash money 

77 = Cake 

78 = Cuff (handcuff) 

79 = Cup 

This Major System overview in the How to Memorize Numbers series is brought to you by: http://www.BetterMemoryGuide.com

Here are the Consonant sounds for each number:

0 = S, Z, C (Soft)

1 = T, D, Th

2 = N

3 = M

4 = R

5 = L

6 = J, Sh, Ch (soft), G (soft)

7 = Ck, K, G (Hard), C (Hard)

8 = F, V

9 = B, P

Here are the body locations to help you memorize the major system sounds (Make sure to visualize these parts with their given number and name. It is very important for future purposes.. Visualization is KEY!):

0 = Sand

1 = Top (For Top of Head)

2 = Nose

3 = Mouth

4 = Ribs

5 = Liver

6 = Joint (For Hip Joint)

7 = Cap (Knee Cap)

8 = Fibula (For Shin Bone)

9 = Ball (For Ball of Foot)

Now take the Consonant sounds from the First letter of each of the words and that's how you're going to memorize the sounds for each number. Then you're going to take each sound for the numbers in order to come up with an image for a number.

That's it! Make sure to get the Better Memory Now Guide to get all of the images for the numbers and be sure to watch the next videos in the How to Memorize Numbers Series: http://www.BetterMemoryGuide.com

AEMind.com | How does Serotonin Improve Memory and What does it do in the brain?

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If you’re asking yourself “What is Serotonin and what does it do in the Brain when it comes to improving memory?” let me go ahead and help you with that and also teach you how easy it is to memorize the term.

Serotonin is a neurotransmitter known as a happy chemical. It has been known to make individuals feel happy and there may be a correlation between a lack of serotonin in our brain and depression. It is still being studied as to whether someone's depression causes the low levels of serotonin or if having a smaller amount of serotonin in the brain contributes to someone being depressed.

Today, I will be sharing with you the leading scientific discoveries as to how serotonin levels affect long term memory. You will also learn how there is a direct link with low levels of serotonin and individuals with dementia.

Let’s get started with a mnemonic story.

How to Memorize what Serotonin is

I want you to imagine that you’re sad, depressed, and moping around all day in your home because you can’t go outside and play with your friends. All of a sudden, you see a hand reach out to you with a huge bowl of cereal. You look up as you wipe away your tears and see Tony the Tiger standing with his hand out holding the bowl of Frosted Flakes and he has a huge smile on his face. You immediately grab the bowl of cereal and give Tony a huge hug for making you feel happy.

In order to help you quickly memorize and learn what serotonin is and what it does to you, you have to turn the medical term meaning and definition into a mnemonic story. You want to add as many senses as you can and make the image come to life.

In the story above, we used a few associations to help us remember what the neurotransmitter, serotonin is. Did you catch them?

Here they are:

Serotonin = Cereal + Tony (we used Tony the Tiger and Frosted Flakes Cereal.

In order to help us remember that portion of the medical association, we visualized Tony having a big smile and making you happy as you give him a huge hug.

You can add more visual triggers if you wanted to but in essence, you have your main characters and objects there to play with.

I like to tell my students to imagine themselves as a director to a huge cinematic motion picture and that they have an infinite budget to make the stories as wild, vivid, and dynamic as they want. Add as many characters, action sequences, emotional triggers, add whatever you feel is necessary to bring this story to life and help you memorize quickly, what you want to remember.

Now for more scientific research-backed information about Serotonin

Medical Definition for Serotonin

The neuropharmacology scientific medical term for serotonin is 5-hydroxytryptamine or 5-HT, which is a monoamine neurotransmitter found in the central nervous system (CNS)

Memory Mnemonic for Hydroxytryptamine is:

Hydroxy = Hydrant (fire) sneezing

Tryptamine = Trap (mouse) + Diamond