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#21100 05/10/01 03:16 PM
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Dana, Thanks for the info that you have given so far, your input on PR the Bible, this has made me think about the product even more.

I read alot of trade journals in the communications field, my question is I keep hearing about writing questions, scaning...prereading etc. This sounds time consuming in itself, how much time would you spend in prep. before PRing a trade journal.

Do you PR the whole Bible at once or a book, or chapter, at a time. How prep time before PR your Bible or any other book?

Is there a test or check that I might try to see how successful I might be in PR before I purchase the course.

Thanks for any help or insight that you can give.






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You're welcome!

Trade Journal? As a rule of thumb, using PhotoReading will get you through it 3 times faster than with regular-reading alone.

I would guess you'd spend 10 minutes or so in Prepare and Preview. Then, a few minutes in PhotoRead. After a half hour, you'll go in and Activate it from cover to cover.

You can try out the home study program with our full 30-day satisfaction guarantee and unlimited coaching support at our toll-free number. Also, a free extension to six months is available.

If you find your reading is slow, painfully slow, and you're not able to get the useful information you need, what are you going
to do about it?

You have choices that could range from:

-doing more of the same.
-jumping off a bridge.
-use more of the natural talents of the brain.

PhotoReading unlocks those natural talents.

Maybe you find pleasure in reading slow. But, why expend your energies on slow reading, when you can expend your energies on something else you would enjoy more.

Some people are content knowing that they are indeed capable of PhotoReading. But that won’t get you anywhere. You have to act. Only then will you be able to use your natural capabilities to its fullest extend.

Hope this helps!








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