Mental Photography

The art of mental photography can be used by anyone that wants to improve themselves in every area of their lives.
You may be a college student cramming your brain full of information that you have to regurgitate at exam time. Or you may be a business person trying to improve your knowledge of your field of business and formulate a successful business plan. You may be someone dissatisfied with your limited knowledge and have a sense that there is a lot more to this world to experience and learn about, than what you have already learnt.

Have you always loved learning? Learning about almost any subject: other cultures, literature, religion, how motors work, cooking... and yet there just never seemed to be enough time to learn about it all? I was the same, but so glad that I learnt about the Mental Photographycourse that CHANGED my life. My ability to retain information has sky-rocketed, I have an increased vocabulary and of course reading happens at a phenomenal rate.

If you want to have a look at the course I did, you can see it here at www.mentalphotography.com.

Here's some of the techniques gained from learning mental photography:

-Use a natural learning process to learn amazingly fast.
-Become better organized and much more productive.
-Train your brain so your memory is razor sharp (how to retain 100% information and how to automatically remember things that were once forgotten)
-Achieve maximum concentration and never get distracted (Using the exact same method created by Albert Einstein himself, what he called "The Distraction Index")
-Enhance your peripheral vision and eyesight.
-Relax and reduce stress at will.
-Reduce the amount of sleep you need yet wake up feeling refreshed and energised.
-Facilitate renewed health and wellness of your mind and body.
-Awaken your intuition and use it in your every day life.

These are just some of the skills you will learn with Mental Photography. Check out their website to see the full amazing list that will change everything for you.

My grandpa is celebrating his 90th birthday at the end of this year. His mental facilities are not too bad, he's still as cheeky as ever! But he's doing stuff like forgetting to take his wallet when he goes to the shops and forgetting some of the grandkids partners name... not too bad in the whole scheme of things. And he never ever forgets that his heart is in pain since the passing of my nana just 6 months ago. She was his love, his best friend, his constant companion and the rock on which our whole family was built. So for him, maybe it is to late to start learning and using mental photography, not because his brain couldn't handle it. I think that his emotions, his willpower, his desire to make his life better and more prosperous, to widen his horizons and his perspectives of the world... I think those are no longer there. He wants to sit and wade in the love of his 8 children and many, many grandchildren and great grandchildren. That is where he's happy.

Do you have the same 'excuse'? Have you lived your life to the fullest, most expansive, exciting and wondrous that it could be? I haven't either. That's why I'm using mental photography to start grasping life before it's gone too soon...

I came across this story in the news about a crook in China who was able to recall people's PIN from just one glance. He withdrew thousands of dollars over a two year period. You can read the full story here.

It would be great to have that level of photographic memory but seriously... if you were that good at remembering things, couldn't you use that skill for a million other things that aren't illegal?