Anonymous

Play a strategy-based pc game where there are loads of things going on at the same time in different places. You may even have one from about 15 years ago. (Like Civilization)

Anonymous

Try Gingko Biloba - it helped me.

Anonymous

learn song lyrics so you can sing along ( in your mind) , music helps the memory

Anonymous

read memory books.

Anonymous

There's that Jellyfish stuff they keep advertising. Jellyfish, evidently, have long been known for their memory.

Anonymous

.edu, human memory improvements https://www.health.harvard.edu/topics/im... http://www.human-memory.net/processes_en... https://curiosity.com/topics/scientists-...

Anonymous

Use abbreviations for things and then memorize your abbreviation.

Anonymous

Anything that stimulates the mind helps. And it doesn't have to be crossword puzzles or sudoku. Just being on this site and trying to be helpful constituents brain activity!

Anonymous

I write stuff down on my phone in Google Keep.