- Hello there and welcome.
How often have you said I got the worse memory?
You don't have the worse memory, you have the best memory.
Memory is perfect.
There's not such things as a bad memory.
I want you to pay real close attention.
I'm going to tell you how to remember 100 things.
We'll start with 10.
Write these words down.
First of all, memory's developed through association,
not just association, but ridiculous association.
One run, two zoo, three tree, four door, five hive,
six sticks, seven heaven, eight gate, nine wine, ten den.
Now, I'm going to go through it again, write them down.
Number one, run.
Number two, zoo.
Number three, tree.
Number four, door.
Number five, hive.
Number six, sticks.
Number seven, heaven.
Number eight, gate.
Number nine, wine.
Number ten, den.
All right, number one is run.
All right, you want to remember 10 things,
let's say the pen is number one.
I want you to visualize the pen running all over the place.
The red pen is running all over and, bang,
it landed there on my desk.
Number one is run.
Number two is zoo.
You're in the zoo with someone and you look
and you see in the monkey's cage
there's Bob's "Think and Grow Rich" book.
"Think and Grow Rich" book is number two.
Two is zoo, it's in the monkey's cage.
Three is tree, three is tree.
Here's a little clock I've got.
Three is tree.
This doesn't grow leaves, this tree grows clocks.
And you've got a good crop.
The tree's branches are weighted right down.
Do you see that?
The clock's on the tree like leaves.
Four is door.
Here's a mouse for my computer.
This mouse just crashed right through your front door.
Four is door.
It's crashed right through the front door.
One is run, what's running?
The pen.
Two is zoo, what's in the monkey's cage?
Bob's "Think and Grow Rich."
Three is tree, what's on the tree?
The clocks.
Four is door, what's crashing through the door?
Bob's mouse.
Five is hive, five is hive.
Here is a book that I'm working on.
Five is hive.
This is "Paradigm Shift."
It's growing out of the bee hive.
You see a bee hive and this book
is growing out of the bee hive.
Bob's "Paradigm Shift" workbook
is growing out of the bee hive.
Let me see, let me see, let me see.
Five is hive, book's growing...
Six is sticks.
Here's another mouse.
This mouse is sort of blue, this one is black.
Four is door, what's crashing through the door?
The blue mouse.
Five is hive, what's sticking out of the hive?
The "Paradigm Shift" workbook.
Six is sticks.
What'd we pick up with the sticks?
Ah-ha, the black mouse.
Can you see it picking up with the chopsticks,
your going to eat it.
Is it Chinese?
Seven is heaven.
What's floating in heaven?
This.
This has wings on it.
Oddly enough, it looks like it has wings on it.
I was given this in Tel Aviv, in Tel Aviv.
It says Terra Sancta, Terra Sancta.
I don't know what that means.
It's obviously Hebrew.
Terra Sancta, seven is heaven, all right.
Seven is heaven.
This is an angel, it's flying through heaven.
Here is another book.
Eight is gate.
This is sitting on the top of a gate.
Do you it?
Sitting on the top of a gate.
This is "Power of Awareness" book,
it's sitting on the top of a picket gate.
The gate is swinging, the book's not following off of it.
Let's test it again.
One is run, what's running?
The pen is running.
Remember the pen's running.
Two is zoo, what's in the monkey's cage?
The "Think and Grow Rich" book.
Three is tree, what's growing on the tree?
Oh, yeah, the clocks, they were weighted down.
Four is door, what's crashing through the door?
Oh, the blue mouse, yeah.
Five is hive, what's growing out of the hive?
The "Paradigm Shift" workbook.
Six is sticks, what are we eating with the sticks?
Oh, yeah, the black, this is Chinese black mouse.
Seven is heaven, what's flying through heaven?
Terra Sancta, the thing from Tel Aviv.
Eight is gate, what's on the gate?
Oh, yeah, "Power of Awareness" book.
Nine is wine.
Where we'd pour the wine?
Here's a cup of coffee.
We pour the wine in here with the coffee.
You put wine with coffee, well, it's actually tea.
So we pour wine with the tea.
Can you see doing that?
Nine is wine.
And then ten is den, ten is den.
What do we put in den?
Okay, book holders.
This is a book holder.
You see this?
And there's all kinds of book holders
and they're crashing into your den.
Can you see them coming, crashing into the den?
Let's try it.
Five is hive, what's growing out of the hive?
This is.
Six is sticks.
Oh, yeah, six is sticks,
we were eating this mouse, the black mouse.
Seven is heaven, what's flying through heaven?
The coaster from Tel Aviv.
Eight is gate, what's on the gate?
Yeah, this is on the gate.
Nine is wine.
Where do we pour the wine?
In this cup.
Ten is den, what's in the den?
Oh, yeah, this is coming in.
Three is tree, what's growing on the tree?
Oh, the clock.
One is run, what's running?
The pen.
Two is zoo, what's in the monkey's cage?
"Think and Grow Rich" book.
You get it?
Now, that's remembering one to 10.
If you want to go higher, you hook all the ones up.
One, 11, 21, 31.
Hook all the twos up.
Two, 12, 22, 32.
What else have we got?
Here's another book.
Say this is 11, okay.
Number one is run.
What's running?
The pen.
This book is sitting on top the Troward's pen,
or Troward's book, "The Secrets of Judge Troward."
You see this is 11.
Now you do that and you just practice what I've given you
and you're going to find out you have a perfect memory.
I've just shown you how to remember 11.
If you can remember 11, you can remember 100 things.
Little practice, I taught that to my kids
when they were very small.
They'd go to school,
they wouldn't tell anybody how they did it.
Blew the teacher's mind.
There's no such thing as a bad memory.
Everyone has a perfect memory, a perfect memory.
It's a matter of strengthening it.
You remember ridiculous association.
It was ridiculous some of the things I was saying,
that's how you remember it, ridiculous association.
You got a good memory.
This is Bob Proctor, thank you.