as	well. )	Picture	in	your	mind	the	walls	and	furniture	in	this	room. 	Once	you have	a	perfect	image	in	your	head,	and	can	navigate	through	it,	add	some	of	the other	important	features	such	as	your	lamp,	computer,	and	so	on. 	Continue envisioning	all	of	the	details	until	you	have	a	complete	rendering	of	your	room. This	ability	to	reconstruct	images	with	such	precise	detail	will	be	a	great	benefit. A	wonderful	tool	that	aids	in	the	ability	to	envision	and	to	recall	information is	the	mind	palace,	which	will	be	discussed	in	the	fourth	chapter. 	 Look	a t	details	of	ordinary	objects Say,	for	example,	your	friend's	phone. 	Maybe	there	is	an	engraving	on	the back	and	scratches	near	the	charger	port 	that	can	tell	you	it	has	had	a	previous owner. 	Most	people	skip	over	this	kind	of	information	because	they	are concerned	with	the	main	functions	of	the	phone,	and	what	is	on	the	screen	itself. Don't	forget	about	everything	underneath. 	 Use	all	of	your	senses Much	of	what	I	will	talk	about	will	be	what	you	can	observe	with	your	eyes, because	it	is	easiest	to	discuss	on	paper,	but	do	not	forget	that	you	also	have	ears, hands,	a	nose,	and	taste	b uds. 	 Watch	people Just	go	sit	outside	at	a	café,	a	mall,	or	any	other	public	space	where	there	are many	people,	and	study	people's	mannerisms. 	Get	into	the	habit	of	doing	this	all the	time. 	Do	not	just	look	at	their	faces,	as	that	is	but	a	tiny	portion	of	their	body. You	might	notice	patterns,	and	from	there	you	can	begin	to	make	deductions. If	you	cannot	hear	their	conversation,	imagine	what	they	are	saying	based on	their	body	language. 	Say	you	are	at	dinner,	looking	at	a	party	of	two	across the	restaurant. 	Are	they	leaning	in	towards	each	other,	looking	around	a	lot,	and giggling?	They	may	be	gossiping. 	Are	they	leaning	in	but	focused	on	each	other? It	is	more	likely	a	very	intimate	setting,	potentially	romantic. The	next	time	you	are	with	a	friend,	someone	whose	mannerisms	you	know very	well,	see	if	you	can	notice	anything	 different	or	unusual. 	For	example,	are they	more	fidgety	than	usual?	Do	they	seem	distracted,	maybe	checking	their watch	or	phone	every	few	minutes?	Starting	with	people	you	know	the	best	will help	in	the	long	run. 	 Read	everything	you	see