Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer New Photoreader questions.

Hello ladies and gentlemen. I am brand new to Photoreading and I want to dive head on into it. I am glad to now be a part of this wonderful community. I credit my joining to Tom Hopkins, a sales training Champion and one of my heroes. I learned about photoreading through one of his newsletters and I am happy that I did.

I have a few questions I wanted to ask in regards to Photoreading any help would be greatly appreciated:

1) What package is the best value, should I go all the way and get the expencive deluxe package?

2) How long does it take to become a decent photoreader, one who can read almost as fast as they can flip the pages.

3) How well is the "average" photoreaders comprehension of the book? For instance, do you just remember random facts and tidbits of a book that you photoread, or do you remember the order that things are in within the book?

As an example, I am reading a book called "Think and Grow Rich" by Napoleon Hill (best book in the world btw) and in this book, it lays down 13 principles in a specific order. If I we're to Photoread this book (assuming I am at an average Photoreading level) would I remember each principle in detail and what order they were in from 1-13? OR would I remember some of the principles and have no clue what order they we're in.

Thanks for any help and look forward to my coming friendships within the community. :-)

It depends where you focus your efforts and how often you review things.

You have some preconceived notions that are going to challenge you. As well as a hint of impatience in your post.

Should you go all the way? Your call. You're the decision maker for your life. Don't give away your power.

"How long does it take to become a decent PhotoReader.."? As long as it takes you.

"... one who can read almost as fast as they can flip the pages." That's not a PhotoReader. A PhotoReader, PhotoReads as fast as they can flip the pages. The can do that within the first 30 minutes of learning the system.


PhotoReading allows you to have the same or better comprehension that you are accustomed to with traditional reading. If you desire to remember things in the order given then that's your choice. PhotoReading is another reading resource it doesn't take away skills you already own,

Alex