Former british mi6 spy reveals how to remember information without writing it down

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Former british mi6 spy reveals how to remember information without writing it down
Sean Connery as the original movie James Bond. United Artists A former MI6 spy says asking snoopy questions about particular pieces of intelligence is a good way to get killed under cover. Instead spies should discretely tuck away important information in their memories. To do this, he says you should combine the new information with old memories in a techinque called family home. Remembering things can be hard. Former British Secret Service MI6 and Australian Secret Intelligence Service agent Warren Reed learned a simple technique during his spy training to help remember any information without writing it down. One of the very first things spies learn is how to train their mind to remember more than they normally would, not only to succeed, but also to stay alive. “If an agent gives themselves away, the situation can turn dire in a matter of moments. Agents are still people, and can be nervous nellies,” he says. “If they betray themselves, they won’t survive. They’ll be killed in a fa...