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Second question: what is the best way to read (and photoread) 'how to' books? I find that after doing the photoreading step (step 3) it is not much use activating by super reading and dipping since often self improvement books (such as NLP books) work like a course or seminar -- each part builds on previous knowledge.
I have found that skipping ahead to what I don't yet have a clue about in a book helps to keep me curious about the subject. I see things I don't know, and ask myself questions about what these foreign concepts and terms could mean. With this in mind, I am much more likely to find relevant information when I return to the front of the book.
