Creating a Memory Framework

 The goal of a memory framework is to define a standard methodology of converting information into pictures, movements, or sounds

Use existing pathways to encode memories into deliberate images. First image that comes to mind is usually the best translation to use.

This is then combined with a memory palace to leverage locational memory to generate additional pictures which can all be used as reference

• Months - Pictures in shape of a clock at each hour
• January - New Year Hat, Party, Fireworks
• February - Being Fed, food, Feduary
• March - Carnival, parade
• April - O'neil, ninja turtles
• May - aunt may, spider man
• June - Juno, pregnant
• July - Birthday
• August - Augustus gloop, fat boy eating chocolate
• September - Sleep
• October - Halloween
• November - Saying No
• December - Christmas
• Numbers - Major System
• 0 - z - zero
• 1 - t - to
• 2 - n - nine
• 3 - m - million
• 4 - r - red
• 5 - L - lobsters
• 6 - j,b - just
• 7 - k - killed
• 8 - f - fat
• 9 - p - penguins
• Names and Faces
• Tell yourself "I want to remember this person's name" before meeting them
• Identify a facial or unique feature about the person quickly
• requires skill and practice to quickly decide on identifying features
• In order, focus on 
• freckles, moles, deformities, asymmetry
• Hairline, part style
• the distance between the eyes
• the depth of your eye sockets, 
• the distance from forehead to chin,
• the shape of your cheekbones, face shape
• rectangle, round, oval, heart
• the contour of the lips, ears, and chin. 
• Pay attention to their name when they tell it to you, convert the name into the first picture that comes to mind
• Put their unique feature on the picture
• Place the picture in the memory palace location associated with that person
• Example - Met Jameel Ali at the gym, Tall, buff, indian, bald
• Big egg full of curry jam (jam meal) at the side of the gym (alley)
• Put his face on the egg
• Memory Palace - Familiar places with points of interest that can be used as containers, or encoded into images. Corners, walls and furniture in consecutive order from entry are used as anchors. Can be used as macrocontainers to group people as well. 
• Parents home
• Porch, front room, my bedroom, kitchen, living room, back porch
• My home
• Garage, living room, kids bedroom, front bathroom, bedroom, kitchen, laundry, back room

• Diamond Vale
• Sister home
• Sandy Point
• Memory examples
• Daughter birthday - 11-apr-2014
• 11 ninja turtles in  a tree (tr) in the bottom bunk in her bedroom
• Son birthday - 1-oct-2016
• 1 pumpkin tugging (tg) top bunk in his bedroom
• wifebday 2-feb-1983
• 2 plates of food on our bed on a farm (fm)
• my bday 18-jul-1979
• tough(tf) cake on our bed in a keep (kp)
• cake with buff arms in a cage