Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer Terrible Review

I have been looking into investing in a 2-day course. I'm a student and so this would be a lot of money for something with no guarantee of success.

I've just read a terrible review (see link below) and am now no longer planning to take the course. I'm really disappointed, but before giving up on the idea I would like to read some of your responses to the review. Any input greatly appriciated.

http://www.lengoo.co.uk/index.php/2007/11/09/photoreading-my-thoughts-after-the-course/

Hey James,

One terrible review from one person, 5000 great reviews from 5000 others.

It speaks for itself.

So you're confident my chances of having a similar experience are less than 1%?

People now a day are only thinking within their consicous limit, in other words, they are narrow minded.
Secondly, I did a self study, a BAD point about a thing require about 4-5 GOOD point in order to "neutralise it", so 2 bad point about a thing need 8-10 good point about it, why? Because everyone in this world expect everything to be perfect, whats the point of that, nothing in this world is perfect.
Thirdly, you can't run before you know how to walk, you can't ride a bike without falling over or have someone help you, they expect to use the system perfectly like Pro in the first time and can't take failure. The more you expect, the more you disappoint, so why expect anything at the start, learn as if a baby would, a baby won't give up how to walk if he fall on the gound so many times, no one in the world should either.

What is interesting is how much power it takes to be the 1% failing and even to be concerned about falling within a 1% margin. Gee, play Lotto IF you can well focus that faith/fear of being within the 1%. Since less than 1% win at Lotto.


This whole Light universe vibrates with/by balance in success of being. Yet, here humans often do otherwise. My how potent we are, how mighty, how powerful to vibrate against the Light of the whole universe.

It will largely be, as you determine it to be. Maybe take the written course first if you fear to fail at a two-day seminar. Reduce your investment down to your own threshold of comfort.

Well if you go into the course trying to prove me wrong and trying to have a similar experience, then no, your chances are pretty much equal to 100%.

You shouldn't be going by what I say, you should take the course and have your OWN experience with it. It's about 100,000 times better than anyone else's opinion.

-JackTuff13

OK. Thanks for your help.

Interesting - the persons blog is about rants. Ideally he should talk to his instructor to get get clear if he wasn't clear on something. It's a shame that the opportunity to gain clarity is always there and yet not to use it.

AlexK