"You’ve heard the old saying about the three most important
things in selecting real estate: location, location, location.
Unfortunately, too many people assign a similar importance
to a basic memory technique: repetition, repetition,
repetition. They seem to think that if we just hammer away
hard enough and long enough with brute repetitive force,
we’ll chisel the information into our long-term memory."
Scott Hagwood
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"Mastering your memory means learning to minimize the drudgery of repetition. Going over and over material is an enormous waste of time, energy, and effort. In order for your memory to grow, you must give the information enough time to incubate. A farmer who plants seeds in the field does not immediately return to the spot. A wise farmer understands the development cycle of each crop and returns at the appointed time to cultivate the new growth. So it is with memory. Treat repetition as a spice, using just enough to enhance memory."
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