Today’s Solutions: December 14, 2025

There may have been times when after listening to a podcast, watching a documentary, or reading a book, your memory has let you down when trying to recall the new information you thought you’ve acquired. This is a common problem among people, but fortunately, there are some science-backed ways to improve your memory. Among them is exercising regularly, getting adequate sleep, or engaging in mindful meditation. Find out here what other strategies and tricks there are to rev up your retention skills.

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