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"Remember groups of people? Never! I consider myself lucky if I can meet two people at once and know their names five minutes later!" The man who said this to me was the dignified, white-haired chairman of a large industrial firm. And he meant it. Yet one week later, after he had mastered the principles set forth in this book, that same man was meeting twenty persons at once, and remembering their names with ease. The transformation seemed so miraculous, even to himself, that he said: "I want you to come to Akron and teach my executives how to do the same thing. This is the most remarkable thing in memory education I have ever heard of, and I have been in business half a century!" |
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