Superfly,
Try humming, singing a song, preparing a letter to your senator, repeating affirmations to yourself, saying the alphabet backwards, doing multiplication tables, focusing on your breathing... You're just trying to distract your conscious mind so that your inner mind can do its job unobstructed.
Are you pre-viewing or post-viewing? In either case, look for things that intrigue you about the book. It could be a sub-heading, a graphic, a word. If you gathered trigger words, ask questions about the trigger words. If you're curious about the book, something sparked that curiousity. If you're not, maybe you don't need to activate the book.
They may not be stellar examples, but here are some probing questions I came up with for a book while trying out the 5-Day Plan:
1. How do I unlock the door to wealth?
2. What are "ideal scenes" and how do I create them?
3. What are "already there" reports and how do I use them?
4. What ARE the 8 minutes/day that will change my life?
These questions were generated while doing a quick preview of the book. They may not mean alot to you out of context, but they served as a great focus for me while I PhotoRead that book.
