Cameron M. ClarkApr 30, 20212 min readThe Commonplace BookThere are bits of information that we come across from time to time that can profoundly change our outlook on life, or our attitudes...
Cameron M. ClarkApr 16, 20212 min readThe Zeigarnik EffectThe best memory strategy of them all is to not rely on your memory in the first place. If you want to be absolutely certain of...
Cameron M. ClarkDec 18, 20203 min readWait... Did I Lock the Front Door??It's bad enough that we often forget to do the things that we're supposed to do, but as many of us can attest to - it can also be a...
Cameron M. ClarkNov 26, 20202 min readHow Quickly We ForgetHow quickly do we forget? Too quickly, you might say - and you'd be right. The research on how quickly memory fades (or 'decays' as it is...
Cameron M. ClarkOct 1, 20202 min readOn the Power of Habits, or Why You Never Lose Your ToothbrushWhere are your keys at the moment? Your glasses? Your purse or wallet? And what about that cell phone? (let's hope you didn't leave it on...
Cameron M. ClarkSep 17, 20204 min readThe Value of ‘Thinking in Memorable Ways’The absolute number one question that I get from participants in the Memory and Aging Program that I facilitate is “Why do I keep...
Cameron M. ClarkSep 10, 20203 min readOn the Necessity of Writing Notes and ListsBeloved author and world renowned neurologist Oliver Sacks made a list of the reasons to write. “Why write?” he asks. To: understand put...