You know, i'm surprised more people have not responded to your post. There's something very arrogant about the way you demand proof. I'm not even sure you would know efficient PhRing if it was demonstrated for you.
I can pick up a book & know vital details in a matter of a 5 minutes.
I can PhR fiction w/ only previewing the front & back cover & stop at most of the key spots....as i already mentioned. Why did you ignore this particular experience?
I passed the NT Server 4.0 exam w/o having any (ZIP) knowledge the first time. Credit PhRing & MMing.
I satisfied a life-long interest in Mythology. I PhR everything i had always wanted to read & MMed it all out. I fully understand mythology & ritual to my content.
I PhR everything & am so grateful for this technique. So are many others who comment on this DF. IMHO Paul & Pete want to keep the price down so that more people can use it. IMHO it's value in my life is IMMEASURABLE & IMMENSE. I could never put together this accelerated learning workshop w/o it.
But, unless you try it for yourself, you will always be outside looking through the window. You will never fully understand what we are talking about. You will always protect yourself from whatever it is that won't even allow you to take a chance on-- who? YOURSELF.
You are challenging others in order to protect yourself from failure. What a useless endeavour. Dana Hanson is an excellent coach. You get free coaching.
The first step to enriching your life is to believe in yourself. In all honesty, i try to avoid doing stuff based on other people's opinion. I need to feel something in my gut first. I listen, but then i turn inward & ask myself.
So get in touch w/ yourself & ask yourself why you are so concerned to pressure others into demonstrating to YOU THEIR ability to PhR. That needs some self-reflection.
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Originally posted by balkanboy:
So Margaret, I assume you've finished the course - what is it you can do now that you couldn't before? Read 50 pages in under 2 minutes and fully answer anyone's questions about the pages' contents? Tell me that's where you're at, or nearly there... Regards,
Martin