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Hi folks,
I'm seriously considering taking a Photo Reading course. I've taken Silva Mind Control and NLP Practitioner courses which changed my life dramatically. Now, I want to continue my personal growth. Can some one tell me what the PR technique is based on? And does this also work for books on Mathematics or is this purely for reading text?

Thanks,

Eric

Pete's probably better suited to answer this, but I think I'll take a crack at it.

The ability to Photo Read is based on your direct eye/mind connection; the ability for your other-than-conscious mind to absorb everything in your visual field, process it in a way and with a speed your conscious mind can't, and then make it available to you(your conscious mind).

Photo Reading works on all written material. It actually works on everything you see, including what's in your periphery. If you can, take a look through the Photo Reading book and you'll see a ton of success stories that don't always include the written word.

I hope that sums it up. Anyone from LSC care to add to it? How'd I do?

Perfect.

Plus, PhotoReading is based on three technologies of human development: NLP, Accelerated Learning, and Preconscious Processing.

While it is a superb reading course, it is really an information processing course, a learning course, and a course to activate the greater resources of your human mind.

Use it for everything from reading faster to improving your golf game, from thinking quicker and clearer to richer pondering, from typing faster (PhotoTyping) to being a safer driver...

Pete,

How do you use photoreading to type faster ("PhotoTyping")?

Also, could you elaborate on your statement: '...thinking quicker and clearer to richer pondering'?

Thank you!

If you can type faster as a result on an obselete qwerty, just imagine what you could do with a Dvorak keyboard.

Food for thought.

I am using Dvorak

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Originally posted by Lomas:
I am using Dvorak

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What's a Dvorak-keyboard exactly? Is it suitable for German? And how easy is it to change form 10-finger-qwerty to dvorak?

Thanks for your advice,

Jens

Dvorak links to get you started.

Back in the old days people would type too fast and jam the hammers. Qwerty was designed to slow people down to prevent jamming.

That is no longer an issue.

The Dvorak keyboard was designed with efficiency in mind.

I'll be getting mine in a few weeks, then I will have something of substance to say about them. With that in mind, I can't really answer your questions.

What say you, Lomas, about Dvoark keyboards?

Apologies, Eric Seavey. I didn't mean to hi-jack your thread.

Question, I work in the IT field, the thought of typing faster makes my heart beat faster. The problem is while I could switch out my home and work keyboard I constantly have to type on others computers to work on things. Currrently I type approx 95 wpm. How much faster could I type on a Dovark?

Thanks!
Mazrim

The point of that post was to ask, am I going to get all *****'ed up if I constantly have to switch back and forth between qwerty and dovark? As well as the question of how much faster can I expect to type?

Thanks