With the development of technology, we have begun to rely heavily on the latest gadgets to remember the simplest things, be it birthdays, dental appointments or just people's names.
Wouldn't life be a lot easier and efficient if we could remember such things off the top of our heads?
Miki Lee Yuk-kuen is someone who can do just that. She founded the Hong Kong Memory Study Association in September last year.
As a young girl, Lee came to the realisation that a good memory was something she could develop when she discovered a special way of remembering what she was studying.
'Normal people only use about three- to five-per cent of their brains. Einstein only used 18 per cent of his, and he was the smartest man in the world,' Ms Lee, 31, said.
'That shows that our brains have potential to store a lot more information.'
