Becoming a genius is not so hard! First, believe you are very
smart. Second act like you are very smart. Third, never, ever doubt
yourself. When you begin to see yourself as a genius, you will become
one. Results are to be expected and they will follow.

"Genius is self-imposed; mediocrity is self-bestowed."

Walter Russell

If you've been wondering what topic to choose for a Magic of Reading
Challenge, I have a suggestion: Decide to become a memory/learning
genius! Read about fascinating techniques you can use to double, triple
your speed of learning--or increase it to the power of ten! This would be
a fun project. This would help you with your school work . . . from now
until graduate school . . . and you could teach the technique to others for fun
and profit.

Once again--the key to getting into learning about memory: don't think
of it as work, think of it is work.
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