How to Remember Anything: The Proven Total Memory Retention System (10 page)

 

Study the Code until you can look at any number and know its corresponding sound(s) or any sound and know its corresponding number. You will use this Number Code many times in this book. More important, once you have mastered it, you are likely to use it every day for the rest of your life.

PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF THE NUMBER CODE: TELEPHONE AREA CODES

There are thousands of applications of the Number Code. One very practical and timesaving use of this technique is for remembering telephone numbers. In fact, with the Number Code, it is much faster and easier to remember telephone numbers than to look them up!

Here is an example of how the Number Code can be applied to the area codes for cities, while recognizing that some cities have multiple codes:

 

 

 City 
 Area Code 
 Chicago 
 312 
 Atlanta 
 404 
 Indianapolis 
 317 
 Baton Rouge 
 504 
 Dallas 
 214 
 Milwaukee 
 414 
 Lincoln 
 402 
 Erie 
 814 
 Des Moines 
 515 
 Columbus 
 614 

How to remember area codes for each of the follovving cities (there are multiple codes in most major cities):

See a
chick (Chicago)
wearing a
mitten (312)
(chick-mitten).

 

 

See an
atlas (Atlanta
) with a
razor (404
) stuck through it (atlas-razor).

 

 

See an
Indian (Indianapolis
) as a
medic (317)
(Indian-medic).

 

 

See a
baton (Baton Rouge)
with a
laser (504
) shining out of it (baton-laser).

 

 

See
dollars (Dallas)
with a
hunter (214)
on them (dollars-hunter).

 

 

See a
mill (Milwaukee)
with a
radar (414
) screen on it (mill-radar).

 

 

See Abe
Lincoln (Lincoln)
with a huge
raisin (402
) in his hat (Lincoln-raisin).

 

 

See an
ear (Erie)
with a
feather (814
) stuck in it (ear-feather).

 

 

See a
domino (Des Moines)
with a
ladle (515)
stuck through it (domino-ladle).

 

 

See a
column (Columbus)
made of
cheddar (614)
cheese (column-cheddar).

 

 

Later, when you want to remember the area code for these or other cities:

1.
Think of the audionym for the city.
2.
See the object (Code Word) you associated with it.
3.
Change the Code Word to its three-digit area code.

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