Complex projects, lists and events are often managed best when divided into smaller chunks or portions. The same holds true for memory. To live or remember well, it’s important to think about not only the what but also the how. Our memories are comfortable holding and remembering about three to five things at a time. … Read more
Complex projects, lists and events are often managed best when divided into smaller chunks or portions. The same holds true for memory. To live or remember well, it’s important to think about not only the what but also the how. Our memories are comfortable holding and remembering about three to five things at a time. … Read more
How organized are you? As mentioned last week and when discussing this month’s theme in our #MemoryMakeover, we understand some of us are more organized than others. But even those of us who love organization sometimes get lazy in maintaining it. But there’s a way to change this. Organization is an action but most efficient … Read more
Where did I put that paper? I know I wrote it down, now where is it? Don’t I have a dr. appointment coming up? What is her name? If any of this sounds familiar, keep reading to find hope for the where, when, and whats we sometimes struggle to recall. It’s time to finally get … Read more
I’m sorry, what did you say? How many times do we say (or even think) this daily? Maybe we tried to listen but couldn’t hear well. Maybe we wanted to focus but got distracted. It doesn’t matter what the reason was, the point is we need to just pay attention. In our #MemoryMakeover series continuation, … Read more
It’s the first and the most important element to remembering anything. It’s not only my daily mantra, but the inital step of education, learning, and yes, remembering. It’s Focus. This month, each week we’ll focus on an area of our lives we can control toward our memory wellness. Making behavioral changes and instituting new habits … Read more