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Why Memory?

There’s many reasons why people have impaired memory. It could be age related, from strokes, operations, diseases like dementia or alzheimers, from medication or from an accident.

If you have chronic pain, it could be a combination of medications clouding your mind, or the very real ‘brain fog’ that comes from the cognitive overload of dealing with constant pain. 

Whatever the reason, memory impairment is a very real, but invisible problem. It can cause anxiety, frustration, and loss of confidence.

It can create problems at home, and issues when you leave the house to get things or meet up with friends. It can make it hard to get the help you need from medical people, and very hard to hold down a job.

The Many Challenges of
Short Term Memory Loss

People with memory loss may feel like they can no longer trust their brains. 

They go from competent, high-functioning individuals, to struggling to hold things together. 

Here are some comments I received when I asked our audience about how their memory affected their lives: 

We all take our memory for granted...until it stops working well. 

If you have memory impairment, it affects all parts of your life. For example:

If you’re nodding your head along to this, then it’s likely you’ve experienced these kinds of problems before.

So if you’re wanting to do something about it, the next logical step is to go online, or head to the library, and figure out how to improve your memory. 

And that’s where many people hit a roadblock. 

Here’s a story to illustrate what I mean….

The Problem with Most
‘Improve Your Memory’ Advice

Have you ever been given directions to get somewhere by someone who’s been there a thousand times?

Unless they’re really good at giving directions (and most people aren’t) their instructions will be just about useless. 

They’ll be full of things like:

“Turn right at TJ’s electric store,” (Who is TJ? What’s his store look like?”

“Then head Southwest for 3 miles,” (Which way is Southwest?)

And my favourite: “And then you’ll see it at the top of the rise. You can’t miss it.”

Yes, you can, and you probably will. 

The truth is, someone who already knows what to look for can’t miss it. But they don’t need directions. If you’ve never been there before, it’s easy to miss it.

Most memory courses have the same problems as these useless directions. 

They’re either:

This is where Chris comes in, and the story gets really interesting. 

Chris’s Story

Chris is a problem solver, and one of the most inspiring, smart and positive people you’re likely to meet.

While recovering form the operation to fix her heart, which had been damaged by her cancer treatment, Chris realised her memory had been hugely affected. 

She was left with a memory she describes as being similar to Dory from Finding Nemo. (Here’s a clip if you haven’t watched the film.)

Being a determined individual, a professional researcher, and a university lecturer, Chris embarked on a quest to find the best resources she could on improving her memory. 

But the search for memory experts didn’t go as planned. 

Here’s what happened in Chris’s words:

"I went to this memory expert and asked the question: “What can I do to improve my memory and do you have any tools to help me cope with memory impairment?” 

And the answer to that, which I found utterly flabbergasting, was: “Just write more things down.”

I then went to another memory clinic, and I was telling them about the systems I’d developed to do things like always find my keys and phone. I asked them what techniques they had to further help me.

The specialist said to me: “Well really, you've taught us a lot and there's nothing that we can tell you that you're not already doing.”

This is when I decided to put this resources together, for people like me, who need real, practical help to navigate life with memory impairment.

So after very quickly tapping out what memory clinics had to offer, Chris started began documenting her own systems and strategies to cope with her memory challenges.

These strategies have been developed by Chris over the last few years, and help her live life and manage day to day tasks.

After learning these techniques, you’ll be able to confidently depend on your brain. It’s a set of skills that will have you managing real life situations with ease, and improving your working memory over time.

You’ll learn things like:

Then there’s managing practical day-to-day issues, that people with normal memory take for granted,, but which are a continual challenge for someone with memory impairment. Like:

Introducing Memory Lab: Proven Techniques to Navigate Life with Ease & Remember the Important Things

The Memory Lab course is the first of its kind: a course designed by someone with memory challenges for people with memory challenges.

You’ll get strategies to deal with: 

The Memory Course that’s Designed to be Easy to Remember

When Chris started her quest to improve her memory, she found a lot of the resources were unusable for someone with memory impairment. 

She found books on improving memory that were filled with big blocks of text which are impossible to retain. 

She encountered complicated systems totally divorced from reality. In fact, even someone with a normal memory might have difficulty using many memory resources. 

This course is different. 

It has the principles of memorability baked into it. This means:

Join Memory Lab Today, and Discover:

Frequently Asked Questions

I have a very poor memory - will this course work for me?
This course was designed and developed by Chris, who, when she was tested, has a memory at the ‘severely impaired’ part of the spectrum. This memory impairment occurred from brain damage sustained during heart surgery. Therefore the course is purposefully designed to work even for people with poor memories.

I find it hard to concentrate, how hard to use is this course?
Again, Memory Lab has been designed by Chris expressly to be easy to use for people with memory and concentration difficulties. Every section is colour coded, there’s charts and tables created for quick scanning and recall, and lots of repetition built into the material. 

How long will it take to go through this course?
This course is designed to be a buffet, where you pick and choose the strategies you need for your particular challenge. 

There’s no set pace you need to go at, just your own pace. And because you’ll have lifetime access, the support and strategies are there for you whenever you need them. 

Why You Should Get Memory Lab Today

Memory issues can be a never ending source of anxiety, frustration, missed opportunities, and stress. It’s not something that’s likely to get better on its own.

If you don’t take control, this will end up controlling you. And the sooner take action to seize back your mind, the sooner you’ll end up feeling smart, confident and competent again.

It took Chris a few years to create and organise these strategies. You could develop your own strategies, but why not take shortcut the process and simply use what already works? Here’s where to get your copy today >>>

Why put up with years of frustration and energy wasted on trying to ‘get by’ with an impaired memory? 

In the Memory Lab, you’ll get all the solutions to memory challenges, and techniques to build your memory back up so you’re able to confidently get on with your life, and feel on top of things again. 

Right now, there’ll be two groups of people reading this. The ones who say “Well, I just have a terrible memory. That’s all there is to it, and there’s nothing I can do.”

And then there’s those who won’t just settle on a life filled with frustration. They insist on doing what works to improve their memory and get the best out of life. 

If that’s you, then the Memory Lab will shortcut years off your learning curve, and get you very quickly to the point where your memory ceases to be an issue in your life, and you can enjoy the good life with your friends and loved ones.