How to Develop a Super Power Memory: There is no such thing as a poor memory - only a trained or untrained one. This book proves it by showing with what speed and ease anyone can accomplish seemingly amazing memory feats.
by Harry Lorayne
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The author reveals his positive methods of developing a photographic memory. He demonstrates how to increase memory capacity by tenfold and how to learn accurate recall. This book should help readers to utilize their brains to the full.Tags
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Harry Lorayne is the world's foremost memory-training specialist and the author of the Memory Book, a New York Times bestseller for 46 weeks. His other books include: Super Memory, Super Student; Remembering People; and Memory Makes Money. He lives in New York City.
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- Canonical title
- How to Develop a Super Power Memory: There is no such thing as a poor memory - only a trained or untrained one. This book proves it by showing with what speed and ease anyone can accomplish seemingly amazing memory feats.
- Original publication date
- 1958
- Canonical DDC/MDS
- 153.14; 153.1; 153; 153.1'4
- Canonical LCC
- BF385
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- 261
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- 124,199
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- (3.85)
- Languages
- English, Spanish
- Media
- Paper, Ebook
- ISBNs
- 22
- ASINs
- 11
