You've seen their faces and it's taken a toll on your heart, especially if you have children of your own. Another one missing today, two this week…

You want to do everything you can to help, and there's something else to consider – it's not just missing children. There are missing adults, too.

Each one has his or her own story; each one waits for justice.

And again, there's something simple you can do to help. By improving your own ability to observe and improving your capacity to remember a lot of names and faces, you help those who are missing increase the chances they'll be found. You also help yourself and improve your social skills, your job skills, and improve your ability to bond with someone quickly.

But I'm already good at remembering faces, you say?

Sure, you are. Over 99% of us are born with face recognition skills. As a baby, we love looking at new faces, and research says many babies prefer blondes! Maybe they're just curious because blonde hair is not the norm…

As you grow up, your skills get better and better. And then something happens around the age of 11. Maybe it's hormones, but researchers say that our ability to recognize faces doesn't improve much past the age of 11.

How to Find Out Where Your Skills Are

You could test that idea right now if you have a son or daughter about that age. Here's how: Have a third person we'll call Bob go through one old magazine and cut out faces of people, about 50 of them; then get about 20 from another magazine. He should keep them separate and put a small “x” on the back of the 20 from the second magazine. Bob will then show you and your child 45 of the faces from the first magazine for about 5 seconds a face. Then you're done for the day. The next day, Bob will show you faces that include the 20 from the second magazine. Your job is to tell him who you saw before and who you didn't. Then have Bob test you 30 days from today.

Stop Looking at Faces Through Smudged Glass

In my pilot studies, I consistently found that it's easy for people to forget what faces look like. And not only that, but they also can't seem to express what a face looks like in words that make sense. It's clear that we need a language for describing faces.

You'll find both in Million Dollar Memory for Names & Faces: a technique to make a face memorable and the language to describe it.

Once you have both, every face comes alive, even the faces of your family members! There's a magic that happens when you actually see a face. It's almost like a burst of endorphins and it makes you feel good – that's what I've found.

The situation is like this. It's as if right now, you're looking at faces through smudged glass.

My patent-pending method removes all the smudges and you see every face and notice every characteristic. Not just humans, but animals, too!

So now when you get those ADVO postcards in the mail that have photos of the missing on them, you'll be able to not just see them as individuals, but you'll be able to differentiate them from each other. You'll see the faces shown on television completely different, too.

Read what Stephen Moore of Georgia said after reading only the first few chapters.

“Thanks for the great book! This is exactly what I've been looking for, for years. I play in a jazz band and people come back to hear us play – maybe a month later. I always feel rude that I don't recognize them, so I never say hello and therefore I come across as rude when in reality, I have no idea I've met them before!

I've bought tons of books on how to remember names and faces and they ALL start out by saying, ‘Everyone remembers a person's face, but we always forget the name.' Well, it seemed I have a very unusual problem in that truly I don't remember them... even if I tried to focus on them.

Now from just starting your book, I know I have never really focused on the right details. I realized right away, even after the very first part of your book that I never really saw any details...like eyebrows for example. I just thought we ALL had eyebrows... so that's why to me... we all looked alike! I watched the Soprano's on TV last weekend and ALL I saw was eyebrows! All different kinds of eyebrows!”

Stephen Moore isn't alone. You can improve your face recognition skills and see close to three times as many details in the face as you see now.

That only means one thing for the missing persons. Justice will soon be done.

Click here to order Million Dollar Memory for Names & Faces

Who are the missing persons at the top of this page? Click here to find out.

Million Dollar Memory for Names & Faces isn't just about facial features. You learn a patent-pending method of how to look at the face in a memorable fashion, which puts all the features in their proper order of importance. From this knowledge, the chances are good that you'll be able to recognize someone who's changed their appearance – their hairstyle, facial hair and the addition or subtraction of glasses. There are clues to the face, and you can learn them all in a very short period of time.

And the best part is that it's fun to look at faces in the book and fun to test yourself while waiting in bank or grocery store lines. It's like re-discovering life again!

Click here to order Million Dollar Memory for Names & Faces

Don't miss out!        
Sign up for:

"Helped Me Remember Pets"

"I love this book! I’ve always had a lousy memory for names and faces. Now, after reading Dr. Donna's book, I can't tell you how much I've improved. I'm especially happy that when I do book signings and lectures, I can actually put names with the faces. It allows me to show more respect for the people who come to meet me and my dogs.

Given my passion for animals, I especially liked the exercises in focusing on recognizing and differentiating pets. They're such an important part of our families and yet so many people don't take the time to remember them."

On another subject, the chapters on crime prevention and safety really opened my eyes to things I didn't realize and hadn't even wanted to contemplate.

I took every safety quiz in the book and scored only fair on most of them. I'm BIG into safety for dogs, but now realize the need to reconsider my own safety. As an ex–New Yorker, this comes as a big surprise!"

I'm also thrilled to know more about scams criminals use on pet owners (and will pass the information along to my newsletter readers), and loved reading about how dogs are used to help catch criminals. Go dogs!

This book is great. It's a must read for everyone!"

—Jan Rasmusen Author, Scared Poopless: The Straight Scoop on Dog Care

Have you seen any of these missing people? click here!

We Outnumber Them

"There's an estimated 4 million pedophiles in America. That may seem like a lot but consider this: well over 200 million people have the capability to develop a good memory for names and faces who then use their eyes and memory to watch for the pedophiles."
—Dr. Donna, Soroptomists Association Meeting

Training that Can Help in Natural Disasters

"How long did it take authorities to match the missing to their families in Katrina? What if those of us with MDM–trained eyes in face recognition came together for the next disaster and lent a hand to help find people? We're the only ones with high–level skills in this area. What kind of difference would we make?"
—Dr. Donna