Get Memory... Be Phenomenal !

In the past, the human existence was fairly simple. So much has changed: now, it seems hard to keep track of all the events that happen during a day. This will continue, too, as our society and nature change constantly. The earth will continue to develop along with everything in it – including viruses, weather conditions, illnesses, etc. Our world is ever-changing and is becoming more complex. The world of tomorrow will be more complex than what we know now. In order to succeed, we need to make sure that we develop in a way as complex as the surrounding world.

In recent years, the sheer volume of information has grown enormously. Many managers of intellectual products (publishing houses, programmers, etc.) have realized that it is more efficient to have several employees who can handle a variety of tasks rather than be overstaffed with people who only know how to do one particular thing.

When looking for a job, young people are faced with a list of requirements that, with a normal ability to learn, would take several years to acquire.  Potential employers want employees to know English and French, be able to type fast, be familiar with accounting and law, work on the internet, edit photos, and make simple animated movies. It is often required that they are also in good shape, have a drivers' licence, are experienced and/or trained in advertising and marketing, are outgoing, and know psychology basics.

1. If you want to find an interesting well-paid job, you need to be unique and be able to offer something that others can not.  There are thousands of average people ready to work for any wage. An employer would surely choose someone who asks for a smaller wage if everyone has about the same level of knowledge. Many do not even get invited for an interview!  How can we change this? Change yourself! Imagine you have phenomenal memory. You are able to memorize and reproduce huge volumes of precise information. You can pass a two-year foreign language course in three months If your resume states that you have a phenomenal memory, you will be among the first to be called for an interview! People with Phenomenal Memory are considered to be geniuses; employer would love to have one on his team. You are unique and offer more than all the other applicants. After you demonstrate your outstanding skills, you will probably get the job, even if you have insufficient knowledge or experience. Why? Because you can learn anything in a minimal amount of time. Your ability to learn new skills and work with new information cannot be even compared to the skills of an average person..

2. When information is stored externally, such as on a notebook or computer, a cell phone, or a palm device, a person is attached to them. If you do not have them with you, you will not be able to access the information they contain, because most likely it is not in your head. The simplest information you can store in your memory is a phone number or code. Once memorized, it will always be with you, available for quick reference. When you remember a phone number, you do not have to risk losing control of your car while reaching for your cell phone.

3. For most of us, the security of our personal and sensitive information is of great concern. There is always information that needs to be kept confidential and secure. Once this sort of information is written down, there is a chance of it being exposed to other people. If the information is not written anywhere, no one can access it – it sort of does not exist.  No one can look for it.

4. Information that is written down speaks of your intentions. If others know them, they have a chance to prevent you from realizing them. You lose two things: the ability to think your plans over and the effect of surprise. The less they know, the better you sleep!

5. You cannot use information unless it is in your head. If you only use recommendations from a book, you need to have it available for your reference at all times.

6. Studying processes can last several years because of our inability to memorize. In the old-fashioned way, knowledge acquisition occurs through endless repetition of the same information. Direct recording of the information into the brain allows you to speed up the process.

7. If you do not purposely memorize information, you cannot use it nor will you be able to observe the phenomena of the “stimulus-reaction” principle. If a connection is not created in your brain, no reaction will occur – stimuli are not perceived.

By accumulating information in the brain, a person enlarges his or her vision of the world. In parapsychology, it is called “enhanced conscience” or “clairvoyance.” I am not referring to seeing the future, but to the ability to perceive connections (information) that others do not see.

8. One of brain’s functions is generating information or building new connections based upon the existing ones. Still, the brain can only analyse connections if they are in your head. If information is not in the brain, then its analytical function cannot be realized in full.

In order to obtain new information, you do not need to do anything special. It is enough to just pile it up in your brain. Analysis and comparison of new information is performed automatically during sleep. You probably have read that many worthy ideas come to people in their dreams. GMS® makes it possible to control the process and even explains the mechanisms.

The principal problem of natural learning is that the connections automatically created in the brain (while reading or studying) are quickly and spontaneously erased. GMS® allows you not only to efficiently memorize large amounts of new connections (information), but also to maintain them – thus, preventing their natural destruction (erasure). Without the skill of storing information in the brain, memorization becomes senseless.

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