Claire is an entrepreneur, author, educator, researcher, and speaker. She is the founder of many education companies, including StudentRDH and Inspire the Future Summit.
Her obsession with the brain and its power came from her mother’s influence, who has a PhD in Artificial intelligence from the 80s, and scanned her own daughter's brain to understand how to program the computer brain.
Claire is the 2019 Ontario Memory Champion. That means she can memorize decks of cards, hundreds of numbers and names, and random words within minutes. She used her own method, called WakeUp Memory™ system, to become the champion. Thousands of students, teachers, and professionals use the system to learn effectively. To her audience’s testimony: “Learning is now addictive.”
From my presentation at Confoo, tech conference, opening keynote, audience 1000 engineers, managers, and founders It was in June 2019. I am nervous, I am at the Ontario memory championship. The place is a martial arts dojo. I take off my shoes, the...
Netflix documentary: “Making a Murderer” (click here for trailer)State: Wisconsin 🏳️ Charge: Sexual Assault, Attempted Murder, False Imprisonment Conviction: Sexual Assault, Attempted Murder, False ImprisonmentSentence: 32 yearsIncident Date:...
Did you know? 🧐 The human brain is six times larger, relative to body size that of other mammals. But the dolphin’s brain is larger than the human brain. Yet, it is us, humans that discovered the law of gravity, made rockets to fly to the moon, and...
Memories create feelings 💭 When I was about 7 years old, my parents decided that it was time for me to learn how to bike. They bought me at the equivalent of Walmart in France, a pink bike. It had a little basket where I could put the random items...
Can the brain benefit from certain nutrients or supplements? If food can help my memory, why not change the diet? The fruit of my study is today, blueberry. I heard from memory champions that blueberry is food for the brain. Many health...
Massing There is something called the “spacing” method. Just like the term suggests, the method is to “space” the repetitions, rather than putting them together, which method is called is massing. I teach spacing techniques to students...
I don’t know about you, but I think the brain is the most fascinating part of our body. Out of all the parts of the human body, the brain is the one thing that we have yet to fully discover and study. The human brain is even more complex than...
Sometimes, I wonder why memorization has such a bad rep. Everyone talks about critical thinking and problem-solving skills, but nobody really emphasizes a lot of importance on memorization. But think about it – if doctors wouldn’t memorize the...
Using memory techniques can help the brain develop new pathways for learning and improve memory, even for people with early signs of Alzheimer’s disease, a new study suggests. People with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) improved their scores...
The Freakish Willpower Of A Memory Wizard As an Italian Jesuit priest and missionary, Ricci’s memory techniques were so powerful that some of the people in China who heard him recite their books forward and backward thought he was a wizard. In...