25 pages

Learning the Easy Way   

Increase your chance of success when it really matters – exams, interviews, driving tests, business presentations and much more.

Have you ever wished you could turbo charge your memory?  “Learning the Easy Way” can help you to do just that.

This book can prove to you that you can learn. You can develop learning skills for every situation. This is not just about academic achievement. It’s about making your memory work for you in every area of life, from something as mundane as shopping without a list to giving a conference presentation.

You don’t have to be a genius. You just need the best learning techniques for you. The book is not so much about the theory of learning as a practical, try-this-out, set of tools for your brain.

This really accessible. It’s not advanced stuff. It’s for the ‘whosoever’.

• Students –  exams are daunting, and using your memory more effectively can make all the difference. There are simple techniques and aids which can revolutionize both your learning experience and your examination performance.

• Sales professionals –  how much more effective will you be when you can answer a customer’s questions immediately without leafing frantically through pages of data or product descriptions? You will be able to suggest suitable products or solutions "off the top of your head", and increase the potential for that up-sell. The customer will immediately have more confidence in you. The boss may be impressed too!

• Learner drivers –  when it's time to learn the rules of the road, there can seem an awful lot of them. It can be much easier than you think.

• Job applicants –  learn all you can about the job you are applying for before going to interview, and go prepared with sensible questions to ask. An interviewer is not impressed if you have not taken the time to learn about their company or organization or even the job on offer. This kind of preparation counts for a lot when you want to be the candidate who stands out from the crowd with “I’m the person you need” on their forehead (not literally, of course).

• Public speakers –  from presentations to weddings, speeches succeed much better if the speaker can look up regularly and not lose the flow of what they are saying.

• New employment –  there is a steep learning curve when you enter a new job. There is much to learn, and you have to learn it quickly.

• Drama –  who uses their memory more than an actor? Actors have the best-exercised memories around! But even they begin as ordinary people like the rest of us and have to learn how to learn.

You get all these tools for your brain for just $9.99

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Learning the Easy Way is published by Good Ideas Publishing