Never Forget A Name!
What is the cost to you of not remembering names?
Embarrassment?
Missed opportunities?
Missed connections?
Fear of meeting a lot of new people?
Being better with names encourages people to make better connections with more people. That’s good for everyone.
There is a method for remembering that ancient Greek and Roman scholars perfected. Modern civilization has discouraged this ability with our print and electronic technology. In fact, most of us don’t even believe we are capable of great memories. We are. And there is no such thing as a bad memory, only an untrained one.
“That is what learning is. You suddenly understand something you’ve understood all your life, but in a new way.” Doris Lessing, Nobel Laureate
Let me introduce you to the Four Step process for all memorizing and teach you how to apply it to remembering names.
Every name you want to remember (and the person it is attached to) can be seen more vividly, making the name easier and faster to remember.
In this training, specially designed worksheets and photos of people will be used to practice the method so that anyone’s name pops out at you as soon as you see them.
You won’t get a great memory for names just by learning how the method works (necessary but not sufficient). Like with any other muscle in your body, practice builds strength. You will get take-home exercises. Practice regularly and your memory for names will continue to improve. Practice and you will amaze yourself and others with your memory for names.
Better Memory > Fuller Life
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Neil Kutzen has spent more than 25 years as a corporate trainer and instructional designer. He has a BA and MA in Psychology. He is a veteran of many personal growth programs and numerous train-the- trainer programs. He is a sometime actor, story teller and full time memory trainer. He has taken the oldest known memory method and made it easier than ever to learn and use. Neil’s other interests include 5 minute storytelling at MassMouth, cycling the Northshore and making ramen soup.
"Every semester, I have 80 new students. I teach very interactively. So, knowing all my students’ first names is important to me. It used to take me many weeks or even months to learn all their names. After taking Neil’s training, I learned all 80 names in a surprisingly short time. His training is clear, engaging and enjoyable. And it really works.”Dr. Michael Hoberman, Professor of English, Fitchburg State Univ., 2016
Date and Time
Tuesday Feb 7, 2017
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM EST
February 7th, 2017
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Fees/Admission
$10 For Members
$20 For Non Members