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I've read how some photoreaders read several books a week, anywhere from 1-5 a day, while learning to photoread. I think I even read that Pete Bissonette read 1700 books his first year. Are these people going through the entire photoreading process with each book they read? Or are they simply getting into a relaxed alertness state, getting into photofocus, flipping through the pages and moving onto the next book? Can the latter produce favorable results if your primary intention is to learn to photoread but not to get much out of the book?

JJese

Last edited by JJese; 08/31/07 08:29 AM.
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PhotoRead 3 to 10 books a day and activate one of those books a week. That is just playing with the PhotoReading step.

Alex


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