Kevin Trudeau's Mega Memory: How to Release Your Superpower Memory in 30 Minutes or Less a Day

by Kevin Trudeau

Book Overview

Do you think you have a "bad memory"?

Impossible, says Kevin Trudeau, the world's foremost authority on memory improvement training. There are no bad memories, only untrained memories. In order to release our natural memory, Trudeau says, we just need to learn to retrieve what we already know. As founder of the American Memory Institute, Kevin Trudeau has already helped more than one million people do just...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0688153879
• ISBN13: 9780688153878
• Release Date: August 2005
• Publisher: William Morrow & Company
• Length: 368 Pages
• Weight: 1.09 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 6.2" x 9.2"

Customer Reviews

GREAT BOOK!!!!!

Bottom line: THIS IS A GREAT BOOK! I've been using it for years and is much more organized and motivating than Lorayne's, Higbee's, Buzan, etc. I can't believe how many people like to point out how Kevin is a convicted felon. Maybe so, but I'd still buy his book. Did he just repackage an idea someone else had? Maybe so, but it's far more entertaining and organized with logical progression than the others I've read. That's worth the price of the book alone. Furthermore, since a majority of the reviews here aren't even for the Mega Memory book, but rather a personal attack on Kevin, I'd like to put in my 2 cents. I've read his other books and they've changed my life for the better. His books aren't more than $15 people! Unless he showed up on your doorstep, conned you out of your life savings, and kicked your dog, I think the criticism is a bit unwarranted. For those of you who want an honest review of this book, listen to me. The book is $10.17. It's very worth it!

Changed my life, really.

I work with Cisco routers and switches. Cisco technology is very complex and as a router engineer I have to know thousands of arcane commands and concepts. I was also studying for my Cisco CCNP Certification, which requires the mastery of hundreds of different topics.I read the book very carefully, I almost quit a few times because some of the exercises seemed childish or silly. In fact, they are meant to be silly to illustrate certain facts about how memory works. I hung in there and in the second half of the book, things really got interesting. Kevin teaches you this cool trick: Give me any date in any year and I can immediately tell you what day of the week it was! I also have memorized all 1023 well know TCP port numbers. I can recite every model of every Cisco router and switch and every option from the Cisco catalog! At first it was tedious, I stumbled and fumbled but after a while I got better and better. Now it is just second nature, I don't even try.Passing complicated technical tests has now become laughably easy. At work being able to recite obscure router commands and lecture in painful detail about routing protocols litterally astounds my co-workers. The really shocking thing is, considering how important memory is, why don't they teach this in school? Trudeau didn't invent these exercises, they have been around for thousands of years, he just teaches them in an organized, gradual manner. I read the Memory Book by Jerry Lucas and Harry Lorain, it contains the same techniques, but Kevin Trudeau explains them much better.Five Stars. Highly Recommended!

If you are a student, this book will help you a lot!!!!

For some years now, I have read several books about memory improvement. In my opinion, this is likely the best book about memory ever. It contains different memory techniques and with practise, you can apply these techniques to your studies, with amamzing results. Trudeau describes a very powerfull system that promote concentration and understanding when you are reading. You will also learn how to prepare for exams and tests with astonishing results. You will learn to work smarter, not harder, and shorten your study hours and improve grades. The book is filled with useful information about memory and step by step exercises to release super memory power. You will also increase your intelligence. The author, Kevin Trudeau, focus on the techniques, and he dont bore you with a lot of facts about our brain. Either you a worker or a student, you will benefit a lot from this book. The book is a must for medical and law students. However, keep in mind that all exercises in this book requires effort and attention. Results will not come directly from this book , but from your own willness and eager to develop a super power memory. I highly recommend this book!!!!

Excellent for Medical Students

As a college student, I had no problems. But now in Medical school, things are different. Medical students are expected to recall a lot of information and many many details about many different things. Every two weeks we have an exam that contains an more than an Ameritech Phonebook of information. Being able to recall these things and every detail about them is crucial to doing well in medical school.This book offers great techniques. My friends and I have done really well compared to our class mates. The one guy who introduced me to this technique is now doing residency in Opthamology (very hard to get into), just a testament to his recall ability. You simply spend your time studying effeciently, not endlessly.Great book, enjoy! I had to get another copy!

this book is the best memory improvement book that I read

this book is an excellent memory improvement guide and very well written . I've been through other self improvement courses and books,like total recall and harry loraynes books yet found that while the techniques to be useful they took months to master.This program however took only a few weeks to master andwas very fun to learn .It was like playing a game.