[Webinar] Your Memory is Your Story with Marilu Henner

[@cynthiaalsup3585]

This is fascinating!

[@JeanineMarieCompassion]

Marilu is so amazing!

[@FancyNancy62]

Great interview

[@samanthav563]

I love how she describes when she was little how she would think back to a year ago and think back to when her brother was the same age-- mind blowing! And it reminds me of similar things/games I would do as a kid, but not nearly as profound!

[@samanthav563]

Obviously she's born with a talent so it can seem easy for her to tell everyone else to just try harder to remember, but I actually know exactly what she's saying. I had a huge development and my memory and my early 20s when I started to realize that I was forgetting a lot of stuff and I just decided to focus harder and actually study people's names in study what I did that day. I'm still pretty bad at it, one of my favorite exercises. It is to remember what I did yesterday. I'm still pretty bad at it but it's good to practice

[@laurac5451]

My sister kept tying to tell me how to make something. I told her to write it down. I'm very visual in learning and we weren't making it so I needed something written down.

[@MaricaAmbrosius]

Does Marilu Henner remember dreams too?

[@bobfeller604]

I wonder if it helped her in school or memorizing her lines?