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When super reading/ dipping do you guys make a seprarte pass through your reading materal for each trigger word/questions you want answered?? Or do you guys simply make multiple passes through the material, each time building on to all your trigger words/ questions.

It seems to me that making separate passes for each trigger word/ question, therefore, focusing on a single item at a time, works better than if i concentrate on all the items at once; however, doing this could take quite a bit of time since i have to make close to 30-40 passes to fully satisfy all my questions. But still its about 1/4 the time it would take me to read normally.






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Elmo9,
I started w/ lots of passes. It was less confusing. When it gels, though, each pass seems to gleen much more info.

For me, taking the time to get into the optimal learning state (alpha/relaxed alertness) pays off. Everything goes faster.

NOTE: Taking the time to go back to your quiet scene to cement or enhance your info is very powerful. You see Paul has all of this in the course, but he doesn't say it over and over & it's so easy to miss b/c of having to learn all the different techniques.

The alpha state of brain wave is an extremely powerful state of learning. To begin---end---problem solve in that state of mind can speed assimilation of learning material. No question about it.






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There are many different ways to do it. Explore and find out what works best for you.

I tend to lump them all together, but I also do multiple SuperReading & Dipping passes through books.







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