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You Can Still Improve Your Memory at 50, 60, 70 (and Beyond): Proven Techniques to Sharpen Recall, Boost Focus, and Build a Better Memory at Any Age
Your memory isn’t fading—it’s ready to be trained.
In You Can Still Improve Your Memory, educator and lifelong learner Jimmy Lockett reveals a liberating memory is not fixed, and age is no barrier to sharper recall. With the right habits, you can strengthen your mind at any stage of life.
This book combines proven techniques with the latest brain science to give you a practical, encouraging roadmap. Whether you’re forgetting names, misplacing keys, or simply want more clarity, you’ll discover tools that fit easily into everyday life.
Inside, you’ll learn how
Train your memory using simple, daily techniques that build confidence, not overwhelm.
Use movement, breath, and rhythm to anchor focus and recall.
Apply visualization and storytelling to remember names, faces, and details.
Break through “midlife brain fog” with focused mental habits and lifestyle shifts.
Build routines that protect long-term brain health—including sleep, nutrition, and stress management.
This isn’t theory. It’s a real-world guidebook written in clear language, with encouragement at every step. Readers say the practices are approachable, enjoyable, and effective—helping them feel more capable in daily life.
Whether you’re 50, 60, 70—or simply ready to take charge of your mental sharpness—this book will help you stay focused, confident, and fully present.
Your memory hasn’t left you behind. It’s waiting for you to lead.
In You Can Still Improve Your Memory, educator and lifelong learner Jimmy Lockett reveals a liberating memory is not fixed, and age is no barrier to sharper recall. With the right habits, you can strengthen your mind at any stage of life.
This book combines proven techniques with the latest brain science to give you a practical, encouraging roadmap. Whether you’re forgetting names, misplacing keys, or simply want more clarity, you’ll discover tools that fit easily into everyday life.
Inside, you’ll learn how
Train your memory using simple, daily techniques that build confidence, not overwhelm.
Use movement, breath, and rhythm to anchor focus and recall.
Apply visualization and storytelling to remember names, faces, and details.
Break through “midlife brain fog” with focused mental habits and lifestyle shifts.
Build routines that protect long-term brain health—including sleep, nutrition, and stress management.
This isn’t theory. It’s a real-world guidebook written in clear language, with encouragement at every step. Readers say the practices are approachable, enjoyable, and effective—helping them feel more capable in daily life.
Whether you’re 50, 60, 70—or simply ready to take charge of your mental sharpness—this book will help you stay focused, confident, and fully present.
Your memory hasn’t left you behind. It’s waiting for you to lead.
124 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 26, 2025
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November 27, 2025Hopeful, Practical Help for a Sharper Mind
Future readers will find this book really encouraging, because it treats memory as a skill you can train at any age instead of something that just fades away. It shares simple techniques and brain-based tips to help with everyday things like remembering names, appointments, and where you left stuff. It’s a solid pick for anyone who wants to feel more confident, focused, and in control of their mind again.
Future readers will find this book really encouraging, because it treats memory as a skill you can train at any age instead of something that just fades away. It shares simple techniques and brain-based tips to help with everyday things like remembering names, appointments, and where you left stuff. It’s a solid pick for anyone who wants to feel more confident, focused, and in control of their mind again.
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