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Hi, I think I just photoread my book, Think and Grow Rich, correctly for the first time because I got this sensation in my brain as if it was processing lots of information.

Q: About the activation technique, I was wondering if I should be going down the center of each page or whether I should be focusing on the top part of each line and and sort of speedreading during the 10 to 15 seconds I should be spending on each page.

Q: Should I also be keeping in mind my purpose for reading the book while I am activating?

And just wondering. If i'm spending about 10 to 15 seconds on each page, isn't it just better learning how to speedread? Since on top of the 10 to 15 seconds, the time it takes photoreading and mindmapping, and everything else still takes a lot of time, especially if I'm also going to need to do multiple passes on activation. Or do I gradually get better and need less time activating as my brain starts making neural connections towards becoming a better Photoreader.

Thanks,
Photoreading noob

Last edited by __Simon; 08/09/07 04:28 AM.
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1 Your choice try both Superreading and dipping and skittering and see which technique you prefer.

2.. If you have your purpose in mind how do you keep track of the questions you want answered.

The amount of time you spend on the page depends on whether you prefer skittering (takes more time) or superreading. 10 to 30 seconds per page is fine for a beginner.

Alex


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