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remember this picture and the name connected with it much

better.

A few examples:

You just met Caroline. Imagine her wearing a big,

colorful necklace of coral beads. These corals are
heavy, have a strange shape and bright colors. She

bought this necklace in South Carolina.

You just met Adam. Imagine him dressed as a

dignified lady. She wears a long and beautiful dress
and has a fan in her hand, which she uses for cooling

herself. Now that it’s not Adam, you should address

him madam!

Kenny. You just checked your pockets and you have
no cash! You ask Kenny to lend you a penny, so you

can grab a nice cold beer together.

Ann. Imagine Ann dressed as a police officer and

holding a gun. She has an oversized police hat on her
head and a scared robber handcuffed to her wrist.

Ann and her big gun.

As you can see, it’s pretty simple. Anyone can create such

funny or silly associations in a few seconds. When you do this,
keep the created image in your head for a few moments.

Now if you have to remind yourself of a particular name, the

association will come immediately to your mind.

Note that you can create specific associations with many

names. Then, for example, when you meet another Caroline,
you will already know which image to use, without a need to

create a new one each time. I believe that this is a great idea,