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#18366 10/20/00 10:53 PM
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hallo!

Where in the book could I find the 5-day-plan.
Pete have said it is in chapter 7, but I couldn't found it in chapter 7 in the third edition( it is the third edition of germany
1997).
Maybe someone can told me what a 5-day-plan is.
Thank you

Markus






#18367 10/23/00 05:41 AM
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The German book is only the first edition (it might be the second edition, but defintely not the third). It is probably the third printing--they've sold thousands. Write or call the German publisher and ask them when they will print the updated Third Edition of the PhotoReading book.






#18368 10/23/00 08:22 AM
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Oh, that should be my topic, but Markus was first.
I have only the german edition of PR, too. And since this 5-day-plan seem to show amazing results I also will be very lucky if there is anyone out there who can give us a brief outline of the 5-day-plan.

Regards, Benjamin






#18369 10/24/00 09:12 PM
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I can help you guys out provided I don't get in copyright trouble:

Day 1 - Get a book that really interests you. Prepare and Photoread it.

Day 2 - With the same book prepare, preview (no more than 2 minutes) and Photoread. Then Postview (write down trigger words and questions you want to have answered).

Day 3 - Prepare and Photoread. Then super read and dip (get through the entire text in 30 minutes and don't worry about comprehension). Then review your trigger words to see how much recognition is coming to you.

Day 4 - Prepare and Photoread. Then spend 30 minute super reading and dipping or skittering the entire book. Look at your trigger words and formulate additional questions using the mind probing technique.

Day 5 - Prepare and Photoread. Examine the table of contents and focus on the sections you feel you need more information. Super read and dip or skitter to answer specific questions. Rapid read if you don't have specific questions but want more info. Create a simple mind map (don't go to indepth with the mind map take 10 minutes or so).






#18370 10/25/00 01:24 PM
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The beauty about the 5 day plan is by PR'ing everyday for 5 days ... you're building other than conscious awareness. After two days of incubation, day three begins with activation. Day four builds upon the activation and day five, wow, brings it home by building comprehension to the fullest. Gotta love it!

Humbily,

Michael Saikali






#18371 10/26/00 05:17 AM
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It is a time and effort commitment but the results are worth it. It is really important to establish a belief that the system works. The 5 day plan should firmly establish that.







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