I'm doing 43 things
It is great fun!
See: www.worldmemorychampionships.com
derMemo's Life List
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1. Visit Denver again
1 cheer3 people -
2. Solve the rubiks cube blindfolded
1 cheer5 people -
3. Attend the olympics.
315 people -
4. Skydive
11,413 people -
5. appear in the credits of a movie
40 people -
6. Design and build my own house
1,696 people -
7. become known as an expert in my field
103 people -
8. finish my degree
2,627 people -
9. write a book... a good book that people will want to read
260 people -
10. start a blog
1,259 people -
11. learn Mandarin
1,339 people -
12. spend less time screwing around on the web
211 people -
13. own a yacht
1 cheer122 people -
14. Buy a Nintendo Wii
236 people -
15. receive an honorary degree
9 people -
16. Be on who wants to be a millionaire
9 people -
17. have more sex
1,005 people -
18. be a motivational speaker
76 people -
19. have my own show
38 people -
20. Fall in love
27,007 people -
21. fix the rubik's cube under a minute
74 people -
22. Get a PhD
2,962 people -
23. go to las vegas
650 people -
24. become a FIFA referee
1 person -
25. Start my own business
9,270 people -
26. visit new york
1,583 people -
27. Become World Memory Champion
3 people -
28. play in the World Series of Poker
125 people -
29. Learn Spanish
17,681 people -
30. become famous
2,404 people -
31. be a millionaire by 30
75 people -
32. Visit South Africa
244 people -
33. visit dubai
164 people -
34. kiss someone worth kissing
103 people -
35. visit all 50 states
8,530 people -
36. go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
21,236 people -
37. run a marathon
12,472 people -
38. run 3000+ meters in 12 minutes
3 people -
39. Learn to play the guitar
13,796 people -
40. never start smoking
43 people -
41. Have Kids
3,498 people -
42. get married
20,992 people -
43. Hold a record in the Guinness Book of World Records
15 people
Recent entries
I got a average memory four years ago, today I am holding memory world records.
It is very easy to improve your memory, if you know the techniques.
Buy a book, for example Learn to Remember by Dominic O’Brien, and start today!
See you at the next World Memory Championships!
