When we discussed the Associate techniques, I asked you to visualize a cat rollerblading over the Golden Gate Bridge. This example highlights the simple nature of association, however many of the techniques I've described in this book need practice and experience to make them work effectively for you.
Sometimes you may find that a technique doesn't work as well as what you expected. Or, your associations are not so easy to recall when you need them. While these techniques help remember content far longer than usual practices, they still need review. Lastly, it's important not to go overboard.
Let's look at some common issues with using these techniques.