- In journey of life's visualisation ,
you imagine a familiar place,
Imagin familiar things too such as your home or school*,
You get to try and assign items in the journey to the data you need to remember.
Especially when it have to do with memories of things you wish not to forget.
For example, if you want to remember the seven colours of the rainbow (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet),
/ you would begin by using a place such as your living room as a visual aid.
Same way you can come with different patterns to remember events and things that have Happened in your life too as to create good retentive memories for yourself to build your thinking capabilities in helping you focus on things you wish to remember and build yourself/.
For example, if you want to create ideas and remember things you want to think off ,you need to start with small imagination of some certain things that are really not much valuable too ..
Like Imagine that "on the sofa is a huge yellow pillow, on the coffee table is barrel-sized red coffee cup, on the floor is an orange bear skin rug", etc.
As simply as the above mentioned stuffs may sound, our minds some how play trick's on us to even forget the very name of a spoon sometimes..
It might come from absent mindedness and this can be corrected by sometimes creating a visual journey around our living room noting the key items in the room. And avoiding distractions.
Remember that the more you remember the more open-minded you get to think about other positive things that can create better life for you as an individual.
Fortunately, learning and learning to remember well, will always be one of the most valuable skills in our personal and professional life.
It helps for both intellectual growth,
Mind growth,
Reasoning growth,
And soo much more..My point is to start building skills of learning how to think so as to solve problems both financially, socially and much more in our daily lives*,
It is preferably we get learn this things at younger or student age in other to get used to thinking fast.