Experience what matters......dont just comprehend. We forget 70% - TopicsExpress

Experience what matters......dont just comprehend. We forget 70% of what we hear and read. The art of interrupting forgetfulness is based on placing an emphasis, an importance to what we feel, the emotion or application, and not just the intellectual information. When an emotion or experience is associated, the passion or compassion that drives your experiences will embed a more dynamic memory imprint. The secret to a more full and fulfilled life is to enlarge your memory deposit by devoting your time (which is valuable) to what is meaningful, to be with people who you care about and with those who have similar passions.

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