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#28680 06/03/02 08:08 PM
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a year ago i wanted to improve my readinging skills, so i bought the PR book. After a month without any results i gave it up.
so today i need the system more than ever so i want you to ask how long it takes you,before you recogniced a difference.
When were you first able to read a book with the system?(results)






#28681 06/04/02 01:08 AM
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I noticed a distinct difference immediately, and I know that my PR skills would have continued to increase if I had just continued practicing the system. I am currently getting back into practicing the system after having put it aside for almost a year.
My problem is procrastination; it appears as if your problem is that you are too impatient. PhotoReading is very much a learned skill that must be PRACTICED, and does not come to you overnight or within an urgent time frame to learn.






#28682 06/04/02 02:40 AM
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Many will find that when wanting to learn the PhotoReading Whole Mind system. . .one of the distinct problems that is very common, is they wait too long to learn it, or to practice it until the point of it becoming second nature.

Then, when they really do need it, they say I have to learn this NOW. All too often, they're rushed to learn it, and thus:fail to succeed because of the feeling of being overwhelmed.

I started notice results immediately. However - it takes several months to really get into the "flow" of things. Eventually, it becomes effortless.

Procrastination is probably the first and foremost thing you should give up before beginning to learn to PhotoRead.






#28683 06/04/02 07:33 AM
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sokrates,

Don't try to compare how you should be doing with others. The point when you gave up a year ago could be just the point when the whole thing was going to come together for you. If you use the system and do each step you will find that the whole thing comes together quickly. If you need the system more than ever you have good reason to be motivated in putting it to work. Comparing your learning curve with others is being unfair on yourself. It's you who's learning it so it's has to be at your pace. Only you can really tell if you've really did what it takes to learn the PhotoReading System.

I trust you have the book PhotoReading in your native language? I know that the book is available in many other languages. By using the book in your native language you will probably find the whole learning curve even faster. You might want to invest in the tapes as it works throught the system in a step by step manner.

Alex

[This message has been edited by AlexK (edited June 04, 2002).]







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