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#60132 05/19/07 10:23 AM
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Hi, I'm just about to start my Photoreading package, I was wondering how many hours should I spend on learning to photoread, like should I go through a CD a day or should I be learning the whole package in a day which I dont know if that's possible anyway but I think you get the idea.


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Go through it at whatever pace seems right to you.. you may come upon concepts that take you a while to understand, so give them time, a lot of the course is about freeing yourself from traditional reading habits...

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One session at a time is probably best. Work at it for 45 minutes a day and you'll be through the course within 2 weeks. You could do it in a weekend I only recommend that if you take the live seminar. the tendency to rush toward the end of the day works at a disadvantage.

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Alex K. Viefhaus #60135 05/20/07 03:29 PM
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If somebody does learn the system from book it takes the same time (45 minutes in 2 weeks)?

moiraida #60136 05/20/07 03:50 PM
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There's more exercises in the Learning Course, plus you are limited by the time it takes to listen to the CDs.

The book does have a week-long exercise which is worth doing.

matthat #60137 05/20/07 05:35 PM
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hi mattahat, he will have result if the beginner photoreader works with the ordeal of 5 days ?

moiraida #60138 05/20/07 07:03 PM
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I originally bought the book and had some success with it, however I decided to invest in the Learning Course and this really improved my skills. I'm still learning lots of stuff from the DVDs too and think that the money invested so far has been well worth while.

matthat #60139 05/22/07 07:20 AM
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thanks matthat!


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