“Whatever you think about, that’s what you remember. Memory is the residue of thought.” ~ Daniel T. Willingham” — Kevin Horsley Copy Share Image
“Exceptional work is always associated with periods of deep concentration. Nothing excellent ever comes from a scattered effort.” — Kevin Horsley Copy Share Image
“Your mind never wanders away; it only moves towards more interesting and outstanding things.” — Kevin Horsley Copy Share Image
“Your mind is the greatest home entertainment centre ever created.” ~ Mark Victor Hansen” — Kevin Horsley Copy Share Image
“Learn to practise peace because if you have no attention you have no retention.” — Kevin Horsley Copy Share Image
“Success is neither magical nor mysterious. Success is a natural consequence of consistently applying basic fundamentals.” ~ Jim Rohn” — Kevin Horsley Copy Share Image
“Most of us have been taught to think that we are either intelligent or we are not. But the definitions of intelligence we learned… — Kevin Horsley Copy Share Image
“Bruce Sterling said, “Chaos is the sexiest excuse for laziness ever invented.” — Kevin Horsley Copy Share Image
“If you’re hoping to harvest a life of great deeds, remember you first have to plant some great seeds.” ~ Denis Waitley” — Kevin Horsley Copy Share Image
“1. If you continue to hold on to your excuses, what would your life be like five years from now? 2. Who would you… — Kevin Horsley Copy Share Image
“Negative beliefs and thoughts place a block on your concentration and memory. Unless you decide to take responsibility and change the thoughts that you… — Kevin Horsley Copy Share Image
“Part 2. Create and connect “When you train your creativity, you automatically train your memory. When you train your memory, you automatically train your… — Kevin Horsley Copy Share Image
“The human brain is a wonderful organ. It starts working as soon as you are born and doesn’t stop until you get up to… — Kevin Horsley Copy Share Image
“Isn’t it amazing how we take them for granted? Those little black marks on paper. Twenty-six different shapes known as letters, arranged in endless… — Kevin Horsley Copy Share Image
“Hear a piece of information and three days later you’ll remember 10% of it. Add a picture and you’ll remember 65%.” Some” — Kevin Horsley Copy Share Image
