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#21992 07/07/01 07:45 PM
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Has anyone tried freenoting as an activation technique? I just finished The Einstein Factor and found this one of the the most interesting parts of the book.






#21993 07/10/01 02:24 PM
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Absolutely! Try it out and see how it works for you.






#21994 07/11/01 03:22 PM
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Devray,

Could you enlighten the group with additional details? Freenoting technique?








#21995 07/11/01 03:39 PM
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Here is a brief excerpt taken from The Einstein Factor...
http://exploreit.net/improvethought/freenoting1.htm






#21996 07/11/01 09:18 PM
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Also found in Bobbi DePorter's Quantum Learning.


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Originally posted by mgrego2:
Here is a brief excerpt taken from The Einstein Factor...
http://exploreit.net/improvethought/freenoting1.htm








#21997 07/11/01 11:47 PM
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Michael Saikali,
Use the link provided by mgrego2. it is exactly what I was wondering about. In the past, Pete Bissonette has said that he did not favor it. However, with all things he says, use NOPS.
I would highly suggest purchasing the Einstein Factor and read through it. It has very interesting techniques described in its pages and he has a chapter devoted to photoreading. Of course, the chapter on PR is not nearly as good as the PR book and course.







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