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#19618 02/05/01 08:27 PM
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Alright, need some specific advice. The entire reason for me learning to Photoread is to get my CNP, CCNA, MCSE +, MCSD, NCIP, MCNE, VCS, I Net+, certificaions.

The two I want to tackle are CCNA and MCSE (CCNA first).

I have 5 CBT (study guides on cd) and 20+ textbook size books that I need to proccess.

My plan right now is to photoread every single day all of them. And once a week activate one.

Or would it be better to only photoread the CCNA books every day activating one per week. And then start on MCSE?

For me the MCSE will be harder and there is more information so my personal theory is the aditional exposure to those books (for the 10 weeks I work on my CCNA) would be helpfull?

Also am I on the right track? Will photoreading each of these books every single day (in diffrent orders and positions) be a culmitive bonus?

At the end of the 20 weeks I want to know all of them cover to cover.

Is one activation a week advisable or can I speed that up?


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Is my plan a good one or how should I modfiy it to get the most out of the combination of PR and my library of information.








#19619 02/05/01 11:46 PM
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Mazrim,

Wow!!! Attaining all those certifications would probably take me a life time!

You could try the five day plan.

You could try syntopic reading.

You could try converting the CBT's to PDF format and having them flash before you via the PC.

Is there a reason for your time limit? This could put undue stress. Take it one certification at a time ... no time limits.

Yes, PR everyday. Several times per day if you can.

Remember on tape 7 of PR that when Paul was guiding you thru a PR session that there was soothing sound of ocean in background ... try adding this to your PR sessions. Brainwave generator was mentioned on the DB as well, it might be of some use.

Your could try adding some Paraliminals to your plan ... memory supercharger, activator ...

No certification is 'hard' ... persistence, belief are all you need to succeed at these things!!

Are you on the right track? With PR on your side, you better believe it!!!

Michael Saikali







#19620 02/06/01 04:04 AM
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By the way, I learned Pre Calculus from scratch in 5 days thanks to the five day plan! Thank you LSC!







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