Tim_with_a_T,
Thanks for bringing this up. I had been thinking the same. Couldn't it just be that those who truly master PR simply don't care to see this DF to share their experience? Would you go to a DF where toddlers discuss how to learn to walk or jump on one leg and tell them how you do it?
Having said that I do share your doubts. For one thing PRing is marketed so that expectations are high. And I bet most of us thought we would buy the book and bingo. And it doesn't happen, the jackpot wasn't ours after putting the PR book under our pillow for one night. What a surprise!
I guess your question on how many satisfied customers there are can't be answered. There is no definition for a satisfied customer. I haven't mastered PR yet like Pete. Yet starting PR has helped me going through books faster and it opened a whole new world what with all the connections to NLP, self-mastery, meditation...So, I consider myself a satisfied customer.
"so why are there not more than a handful of people who tell of using photoreading for everything they go through, and have complete confidence that it is effective?" - because some give up, some don't care to tell, some don't care to change themselves enough to bring their PR to mastery.
I don't quite agree that the number of books sold simply indicates the success of the contents of the book. I imagine many buy the book because the claims evoke expectations of a speedy success with PR (I did), when it doesn't happen the book is discarded. But it's sold anyway.
