Use system reviews to improve your use of Memletics#

Occasionally review your overall use of Memletics. It takes time to understand and use the processes and techniques well. By reviewing your use, you can identify areas you use well, as well as areas that may need more work.

Some questions to ask yourself during this review might include:

• State. Are you in Memletic State when you are learning and performing? Which parts are you avoiding? Some of the parts of state are short term and some are long term. Are you working towards good overall learning state?

• Process. Are you following the process? If you are skipping areas, why is that?

• Techniques. What are your favorite techniques? Which haven’t you tried? Which techniques work well for you, which don’t?

• Styles. Which styles are you predominately using? Which can you use more?

• Approach. Did you plan adequately? Are you tracking your progress?

These are just high-level examples of the areas of Memletics you can review. Review each heading in a chapter to trigger further points, and reread sections that you have difficulties with.

You may want go into further detail for certain topics depending on what you find during your review. If you want to know more, don’t just rely on what I’ve written. Right through this book, I’ve only provided a certain depth of information (to keep the book to a reasonable length). There is still much more information available beyond what’s here. If you want to find more, jump on the Internet or go to the library and do some further research. Remember, two of the principles of the Explore step are to go wider and deeper. This increases your understanding of a particular topic. Apply the same principle when using Memletics.