I agree with mgrego! Seeing someone do the system in front of your eyes flawlessly could have adverse effects. Like Paul Scheele says in the book, the best way to approach anything is to put yourself into a state of "begginer's mind" so you can fully develope, integrate the subject matter into yourself with out having to deal with harsh criticism from being in an "expert mind". To reach the level of an accomplished photoreader requires time and patience as well as exploration and repetition. If you see a flawless demonstration and cannot reproduce it, you'll start to get frustrated and hieve the book/course out the nearest egress
