Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer Photoreading. Worked for you? Is it worth taking the Self-Study?

Hey. The Whole Mind System was really great, though I haven't been able to master the system yet. A friend told me that the Self-study is much easier to follow, and is much better.

What do you think. Is it worth the 245+shipment cost? Has it worked for you?

Thank you // Viggo

30-day Money back satisfaction guarantee which you can get extended if you ask.

It also entitles you to coaching if you need it and if you choose you can get email follow ups to help you use the PhotoReading day to day.

Some have no choice other than to learn from the book. It's difficult to convince parents that money spent on the PhotoReading course is a better investment than an X-Box

Those who can afford it often prefer the live seminar. The Home Study course is good because it suits your time table and is ready when you are. It also suits those who like to learn things without people watching over their shoulder.

Alex

Thank you for your answer . I will order the Home-Learning course. I wish I could afford the course. If I manage to afford the course are they able to demonstrate PR to you? Read another post where the instructors said they wouldn't demonstrate it themself. To really see someone photoread would be really nice or an uncut video where someone PR.

*Correction from previous post.

I ment the live seminar when I said:

"I will order the Home-Learning course. I wish I could afford the course. If I manage to afford the course are *(The Instructors) able to demonstrate PR to you?"

Actually I do show how PhotoReading is done. Seeing the results of PhotoReading is something else. It's about as entertaining as watching someone read in the traditional sense.

Much more important that we help you to experience it. That's why it's important to do the exercises with the program when they come up. First time though I don't recommend just listening you miss out on the personal insights from the experience.

PhotoReading is something we do, not watch.

Alex