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Research has shown that we remember things best by spaced repetition. My grandfather summarized it when talking about an oil finish on wood: daily for a week, weekly for a month, monthly for a year, yearly for life. The same kind of process (although perhaps with different intervals) is what works for people's memories, too. See Wikipedia on spaced ...
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Remembering a Password
A password you can't remember is a bad password though. Read more below in Creating a Good Password Scheme.
But anyways, if you don't have a choice, then the most important advice I have is: type it over and over again!!
You need to make it become your brain associates with multiple environmental elements: associate it with a typing ...
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I've come to rely on my processes;
I have checks to ensure things are done, and everything is done in specific ways that I can rely on.
I found I couldn't make myself remember, so instead I trust in the reliability and strength of my processes. I do it in work too, and so far it has never failed: it doesn't matter if I can't remember doing it because I ...
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One easy was to remember those things is to learn the negative effects of not doing those things. For example, read and watch about house robbery. This way you get feared and will start locking your door. Make fear your motivator.
If you want to know how I do it. then here is goes.
For locking the door: I will double check the doors after locking the door. ...
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