Remember Names Instantly With This Trick

Forgetting someone's name right after they introduce themselves isn't a memory problem. It's an attention

problem. Your brain never stored it in the first place because you were too busy

thinking about what to say next or how you look. Here's the fix. When someone tells

you their name, actually pause for half a second and repeat it back to them out loud.

Say it like you're confirming. Then immediately use it in the next sentence.

Something simple like "Nice to meet you Sarah, how do you know the host?"

This forces your brain to process it twice within seconds. The real trick is

creating a quick visual association. If her name is Sarah, picture her in a desert.