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Here is a snapshot of my time at SXSW 2010. Great place, awesome people.
The beginning…
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The Memory Matters Session
Heather Willems did some fantastic Sketchnotes of the session, pretty much sums it up.
Breakfast
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The Plane Broke
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Austin!
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How to Rawk #sxsw – the song
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2 Day Roundup
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Jeffrey Tambor – Genius
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Some of The Mind Maps
My SXSW
Designing a movement
Influence and Innovate
The Real [...]
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It’s been quite a while since I thought about competing in a memory championship, in fact a while is probably an understatement. So I thought I would start capturing my progress from where I am now and see how much I can progress up to the UK and World Memory Championships in 2010. The two [...]
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We’ve all had that 3pm feeling right? It’s an interesting scene when you enter a room with 20 teenagers, who have already been in 3 workshops that day and are beginning to peak!
I had the good fortune of running their 4th session of the day. By this time I was kind of buzzing after running [...]
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Just got around to launching my new site. Plans are to shut down memoryschool.com and run everything from here. Main reasons for this is that over the years my focus has broadened quite a lot and even though memory improvement is at the core of what I do, there is a lot more I want [...]
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I’ve been doing quite a lot of memory tips using twitter recently, I’m quite amazed how easy it is to condense a tip down to 140 characters.
With this in mind I thought it would be useful to write a quick blog on remembering countries and capitals using memory techniques – it really is dead simple [...]
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I spent last Thursday and Friday at the Future Of Web Apps conference in London. I thought it would be useful to not only share my experience of the conference but also how I was able to use Mind Maps and Memory Techniques to get the most out of it from the point of learning, [...]
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Now, I’m guessing everyone has experienced this; you come in from work and put your keys down, you get up in the morning and ….”where are my keys!?”, are they where you think you left them? Nope… someone must of moved them! Right? Perhaps not.
So here’s my first hot tip to ‘Remembering where you left [...]
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