1: Winston Churchill: The Mind as a Weapon

2: Maya Angelou: Memory as Architecture

3: Glen Campbell: When Music Remembered

4: Richard Feynman: The Joy of Figuring

5: Agatha Christie: A Mind in Motion

6: Roger Federer: Thinking Under Pressure

7: Marie Curie: A Mind That Would Not Stop

8: Stephen Fry: The Gift of a Stocked Mind

9: Nelson Mandela: The Mind in Solitude

10: Vera Lynn: Sharp at Ninety-Two

What These Ten People Have in Common

Action Steps: Where to Go From Here