Welcome at Reader’s Digest USA Magazine September 2023 issue

There are a lot of funny password jokes, but my favorite is: “First they ask you to create a password so complicated that you can’t remember it, and then they lock you out when you forget what it was.” To be honest, I had to look up that joke because I couldn’t remember it.
If you’re like me, you can recall every word to a song you haven’t heard since high school but can’t remember the password you created yesterday. Our brains are funny—and fickle—things.
This month, we’re talking about memory, specifically the factors that can boost or break down our brainpower. See “Making Memories” (page 47) for tips on strengthening your recall. One tip: Do puzzles. I recommend starting with our Brain Games section (page 106). Reading is another way to keep your mind sharp.
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