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#68473 09/14/08 02:23 AM
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Have people ask you questions about the books you photoread, and try to see if the answers come to you. If not, that's okay. Just keep trying.

Thats a quote you put in my previos post "pete is amazing" i was wondering if answers can come to you after photoreading just like that? And if not, will it happen eventually? Please elabortae

Thank you, Brain

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Hey brain,

Ok, I'm going to tell you what I honestly feel on this subject.
First of all, don't be so focused on everyone else. You now know that everyone can do this, and so you should focus on yourself and hone your own skills.

Second, no. I've never tried answering questions people asked me after a photoread because 1)most of the books I read no one I know has an interest in or even knows about and 2)the people I live with would do nothing but discourage me if I were to get something wrong. I'm looking solely for encouragement, and so I know that sticking to myself to hone my skills is what is best for me. It may be different for you, but all in all, just do whatever you feel comfortable doing.

-JackTuff13

P.S.
Starting either later this month or next month, depending on certain conditions, I will begin photoreading and activating every day, if not, every other day. As of now, I can only do it in small intervals, due to conditions where I live. When I do, I will be sure to inform you of my experiences.

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Sounds great. However does the photoread and asking questions technique work?

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 Originally Posted By: brain
Sounds great. However does the photoread and asking questions technique work?




yea, right! you would know if you PhotoRead the Photoreading book and manual.

;\)


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