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🎯 Executive Memory Boost - Step-by-Step Guide
What is Executive Memory Boost?
A 6-week program designed for business professionals to remember names, faces, and key business information. Takes only 10 minutes per day.
Duration
6 weeks
Daily Time
10 min
Difficulty
Beginner
Step 1: Start the Routine
- Go to the Dashboard (home page)
- Find the Expert Routines section
- Click on "Executive Memory Boost"
- Click the green "Start This Routine" button
- You'll see a success message and the routine will appear on your dashboard
✓ Result: The routine is now active and tracking your progress!
Step 2: Add People You Want to Remember
Let's add your first person using the Name-Face Association technique:
Example: Remembering "Sarah Johnson" from Marketing
- Click "Add Word" from the navigation
- In the "Word or Phrase" field, type:
Sarah Johnson - In the "Reference" field, create a memorable association:
"Marketing director with curly hair - imagine her in the Sahara desert (Sarah) with a giant 'son' (Johnson)" - Optional: Upload a photo if you have one (helps with face recognition)
- Click "Add Word" button
💡 Pro Tip: The more vivid and absurd the association, the better you'll remember!
- "Tall Tom" - Imagine him as tall as a tree
- "Bald Bob" - Picture a bowling ball on his head
- "Jennifer with curly hair" - Imagine springs bouncing on her head
✓ Result: AI will automatically add pronunciation, synonyms, and context!
Step 3: Add More Names
Add 3-5 people per day during your first week:
Example 2: "David Chen" - CEO
Reference: "CEO with glasses - imagine David (like the statue) wearing Chen's noodles as glasses"
Example 3: "Emily Rodriguez" - Sales Lead
Reference: "Sales lead with freckles - Emily (sounds like M&M) covered in rod-shaped freckles (Rodriguez)"
Example 4: "Michael Wong" - VP Engineering
Reference: "VP with short hair - Mike (microphone) making a 'wong' sound through speakers"
Step 4: First Review (1 Hour Later)
After 1 hour, you'll see reviews appear on your dashboard:
- Dashboard notification: You'll see "3 Reviews Due" on your dashboardLook for the green card with ✅ icon showing the count
- Click "Start Reviewing" button
- You'll see the reference first:"Marketing director with curly hair - imagine her in the Sahara desert with a giant 'son'"
- Type the name:
Sarah Johnson - See your score: The system will show your match percentage
- 100% = Remembered ✓
- 70-99% = Assisted ~
- Below 70% = Missed ✗
- Confirm the outcome using the colored buttons
✓ Result: Word moves to the next interval (4 hours) if remembered!
Step 5: Review Schedule (Spaced Repetition)
Your reviews will follow this scientifically-proven schedule:
1 hour
→ First quick check
4 hours
→ Still in short-term memory
1 day
→ Moving to long-term
3 days
→ Reinforcing the connection
7 days
→ One week milestone
14 days
→ Two week check
30 days
→ Monthly review
90 days
→ Long-term retention ✨
⚡ What if I miss a review?
- 1st miss: 2-hour recovery interval
- 2nd miss: Reset to 1 hour interval
- 3rd+ miss: Errorless Learning Mode activates (answer shown automatically)
Step 6: Daily Routine (10 minutes)
Your Daily Workflow:
🌅
Morning (5 minutes)
- Add 2-3 new people you met yesterday
- Use the Name-Face Association technique
- Upload photos if available
🌆
Evening (5 minutes)
- Review all words due for today
- Focus on the reference/association
- Mark as Remembered/Assisted/Missed honestly
📊
Weekly Check (Sundays)
- Review your streak on the dashboard
- Check achievements unlocked
- Celebrate your progress! 🎉
📈 Expected Progress (6 Weeks)
Week 1-2: Foundation
- Add 15-20 names total
- Master the association technique
- Build daily review habit
- Expect 60-70% accuracy
Week 3-4: Growth
- Add 20-30 more names
- Earlier names moving to weekly reviews
- Notice faster recall
- Expect 75-85% accuracy
Week 5-6: Mastery
- Total 50+ names mastered
- Automatic recall without effort
- Impress colleagues!
- Expect 85-95% accuracy
🏆 After 6 Weeks
- Remember 50+ names effortlessly
- Stronger professional relationships
- Confidence in networking events
- Permanent memory improvement!
📋 Quick Reference Card
Name-Face Association Examples:
- Sarah: Sahara desert
- Mike: Microphone
- Rose: Flower on their lapel
- Jennifer: "Jen" + unique feature
Best Practices:
- ✓ Review within 1 hour of adding
- ✓ Be honest about Remembered/Missed
- ✓ Add photos when possible
- ✓ Create vivid, absurd associations