1. Special Report for Entrepreneurship Class
By: Kathleen Anne Mamaradlo

2. In a day, how many things do we have to
take note of?

3. ACQUAINTANCES SCHEDULE
LECTURES
DISCUSSIONS

4. HOW MUCH DO WE
REALLY REMEMBER?

5. MEMORY QUIZ #1
You will be given one (1)
minute to focus on the next
picture. Remember as much
as you can

7. What color were the house’s
windows?

8. YELLOW

9. Which die did you see?

11. What color is missing?

13. Which butterfly did you see?

15. Which chess piece did you see?

17. What’s missing?

19. MEMORY QUIZ #2
You will be given one (1) minute
to remember (in the exact same
order) the corresponding list of
objects. After which, list it down in
its proper sequence.

20.  Book  Apple
 Ashtray  Purse
 Cow  Venetian
 Coat Blind
 Match  Frying pan
 Razor  Clock

21. Please list down the objects

22.  Book  Apple
 Ashtray  Purse
 Cow  Venetian
 Coat Blind
 Match  Frying pan
 Razor  Clock

23. MEMORY QUIZ #3
You will be given 30 seconds to
look at the ten digit number to be
shown on the next slide. After
which, write the numbers down in
its correct sequence

24. 9384726304

25. Please list down the numbers

26. 9384726304

27. MEMORY
 Power or process of reproducing or recalling
what has been learned and retained
especially through associative mechanisms
 Association
 Connecting or tying up of two or more things to
each other

28. MEMORY PROCESSES

29. Natural vs. Trained Memory
 Natural Memory
 Used when one remembers things passively
 Ex. Recalling lines from songs you’ve just heard or
lines from a movie that you saw.
 Trained Memory
 Used when actively studying a new material
 Through repetition
 Done with the help of Memory Systems and
MNEMONICS (Memory enhancement techniques)

30. How else can we train our memory?
 Link Method
 Associating unrelated items on a list by making
an illogical and extraordinary story out of it
 Steps
 Imagine a memorable image representing the
type of list you want to remember
 Think of another image linking the first image to
the second
 Continue for the remaining items on the list

31. How can we train our memory?
 Link Method
 Memorizing a shopping list
 Red apples
 Bread loaf
 Milk
 Bar of soap
 Socks
 Biscuits

32. How can we train our memory?

33. How can we train our memory?
 Peg System
 Ideal for remembering information that must be
recalled in a particular order.
 Associating information one already knows well
with new facts you want to remember

34. How can we train our memory?
 Peg System
Number-Rhyme Pegs

35. How can we train our memory?
 Peg System
Number-Shape Pegs

36. How can we train our memory?
A - Hay N - Hen
B - Bee O - Hoe
 Peg System C - See P - Pea
D - Deed Q - Cue
Alphabet Pegs E - Eve R - Oar
- Sound Alikes F - Effort S - Sass
G - Jeep T - Tea
H - Age U - Ewe
I - Eye V - Veal
J – Jay W - Double You
K - Key X - Ax
L - El Y - Wire
M - Hem Z - Zebra

37. SEEING IS DIFFERENT FROM
REMEMBERING
VS.

38. THE IMPORTANCE OF OBSERVATION
“You can’t
remember anything
that you do not
observe to begin
with”

39. HOW IS SUPERPOWER MEMORY
USEFUL FOR ENTREPRENEURS?
 Mastery of Self
 Mastery of Opportunity
 Mastery of the Enterprise

40. Mastery of Self
 Learning to Think
 Observe, Learn, Observe
 Use of the Memory
 Associative Thinking

41. Mastery of Opportunity
 Trained memory…
- helps an
entrepreneur keenly
observe opportunity
gaps in the market

42. Mastery of the Enterprise
 Remember operational
processes
 Remember
clients/suppliers/stakeholder
s by name and face
 Remember vital information
about people
 Remember
appointments/schedules
 Creates a good image both
for the entrepreneur and the
business itself

43. CONCLUSION
 No one has a bad
memory, probably just
an untrained one
 Don’t just see things as
they are
 Superpower memory
builds credibility and
relationships
 Properly apply the
techniques not just in
business but also in your
daily life.

44. References
 http://www.merriam-webster.com/medical/memory
 http://psychology.about.com/b/2008/12/15/memory-psycholo
 http://www.memory-improvement-tips.com/natural-memory
 “How to Develop a Superpower Memory” Harry Lorayne