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#22177 07/18/01 01:28 AM
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I was just wondering how long did it take anyone to learn the entire system and use it efficiently and be able to rely on the information you photoread? I just purchased the system and am still working through the tapes, but I don't have solid 8-16 hour time blocks to do it. Will this hurt my learning of the method? Can you do one tape every night or so and still learn it enough to use efficiently and effectively?






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Hello again Spicy,

I did 1 tape a night. The way I learned the process was take the first step and just did that. Once I felt like I understood the first step and what was involved, I did the second. I didn't notice any adverse affect to doing it this way. Remember, there are only a few new skills that you need to learn. Once you feel you have these new skills, then all you have to do is learn how to apply them.

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Thanks....I was sort of worried that you had to go straight through tape by tape until you hit the end and I just don't have a time slot like that unless I'd wait until say....Christmas! I really want to learn this system.....only wish I had done it 6 years ago (before college and grad school!!)I have so much reading at work and a lot that I want to read for pleasure, but never seem to get to it.







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