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#20784 04/12/01 02:06 AM
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I purchased the PhotoReading book and read through that and i was wondering if it is better for me to start of PR'ing material that is more interesting to me, or can i start off with my Calculus book?

I have another question... is this stuff good for images, like reading an art history book with many, many pictures and fewer words? or perhaps even sheet music?

I'm really excited to see how this system works for me and i'm hoping for great results!

John






#20785 04/12/01 10:30 AM
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I'd start of learning PhotoReading that you are interested in, that stimulates your curiosity. One thing I think that is sometimes overlooked is that the preconscious (or subconscious) mind is sometimes considered the seat of the emotions. It is far easier to learn anything if you can get the mindset of "what's in it for me?" and successfully answer that question.






#20786 04/13/01 01:10 PM
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PhotoReading is great for pictures and music--we have many stories about it.

The graphic artist who designed the PhotoReading logo would PhotoRead design books whenever he needed a burst of creativity.

One woman I talked with visits museum stores before the galleries so she can PhotoRead the books. She says it makes the galleries more interesting.

Another woman, an art history major, said her grades improved after learning PhotoReading. She would PhotoRead every art history book she would find, and activate the ones that most interested her.

And, if you do a search on the Forum for music, I'm sure you will find stories along those lines.







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