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How To Remember Names
Posted by Deb BixlerThe first step to remember names is to stop saying that you can not remember names. As Napoleon Hill said in Think And Grow Rich, your subconscious mind takes your conscious thoughts and manifests them into reality. When you start to say I am really good at remembering names you will start to become better on remembering names. Deb Bixler says that your thoughts predict the future, so saying I am good at remembering names is the start to learning how to remember names.
Reasons For Remembering Names
Why do you want to remember names? As you have probably heard, the most important word in the human language to a person is that person’s name. Remembering names can and will increase your cash flow through more sales and higher sales. People shop, invest or buy emotionally and when you remember names, you connect with the individual to create a stronger emotional bond. Here are several good reasons to learn how to remember people’s names:
- Create a connection with people
- To show that you care
- To avoid personal embarrassment
- To create a better listening skill in yourself (You listen better when you focus on learning names.)
- To create an environment of attention (People pay more attention to you when you use their name.)
Free Names Audio
This free audio will teach you several systems on how to remember names better. This was a live teleseminar recorded during the Power Hour. To sign up for the Power Hour Newsletter and get all of the announcements for free seminars click here. Get a paper and pencil and get ready to take notes. The decision to become good at remembering names will make a difference in your life and cash flow.
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