By Joel Falconer
Source: Lifehack.org
Memory is one of the integral parts of day-to-day human life.
We're using it every moment, consciously or not, as we perceive the world and interpret it based on our memories and experiences, or as we look for the car keys, trying to recall where, exactly, was the last place they were seen.
It's no small wonder that this part of our brain would fall prey to such inefficiency and failure, given the busy pace of Western life and the constant barrage of information that the hippocampus must somehow keep up with. But at the same time, how can we fall complacent when such an essential thing as memory doesn't work properly?
Many personal development fans spend hours, weeks, months and years dedicated to other areas of their lives while they completely ignore the memory.
You should up your standards. Your memory should be a finely-tuned, working piece of equipment that you can depend on. So where can you start?
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