You will always find people who are great at remembering details, names and even routes.
How do they do it? Are they born with this kind of natural ability or did they develop it? A good mind is essential to get ahead in life and even make impressions.
If you like a girl and you don't remember her name when you meet her next, you don't stand a very good chance do you? There are a lot of photographic memory techniques which can help you never forget again.
All these tips are simple and just require repetition and dedication.
It doesn't take much time or a great skill to learn these practices.
Be judicious: In the famous masterpiece by Sir Author Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes always told his friend Dr.
Watson that mind should be like a well laid out drawing room where only the choicest pieces of furniture should be kept.
Most people use their mind like an attic where they store away the smallest and the most useless information as well.
Hence it's important to be judicious and only remember information which is useful.
Focus on what you need to remember.
Concentrate at a quiet place: Noise can be disturbing and can really hamper your memory enhancing efforts.
Moreover, when we hear information for the first time, it stays in our short term memory for a short duration.
The only way to remember it is to repeat it and concentrate on it so that it can be stored as a long term memory.
Association and visualization: It's well known that a route is easier to remember with land marks and pictures are easier to remember than audio.
Hence, visualization and association are one of the best photographic memory techniques.