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#22441 07/30/01 02:06 AM
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After reading a lot of the DIRECT LEARNING comments I have a couple of questions?

Can Direct Learning be used as the first and only means of activation?

If I buy the Natural Brilliance book, can I skip straight to that section and become proficient in its methodology?

Direct Learning sounds great, but why isn’t it detailed in the photo reading course?






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1) Depends on your purpose.

2) Yup. If you do not experience the results you want, then go back and read the full book or do the audio course, which is superb.

3) It is included in the PhotoReading book, which is included with the PhotoReading course, both live and self-study. (Directly Learning is more of an application of PhotoReading.)






#22443 08/02/01 05:48 AM
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I am working on a PhD in Economics. I needed to be able to comprehend and reproduce most of the material that I read.

Can direct learning accomplish this as an INITIAL activation method?

Also...it has beed said on this board that the audio course DOES NOT detail direct learning...is this true?

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Originally posted by Pete Bissonette:
1) Depends on your purpose.

2) Yup. If you do not experience the results you want, then go back and read the full book or do the audio course, which is superb.

3) It is included in the PhotoReading book, which is included with the PhotoReading course, both live and self-study. (Directly Learning is more of an application of PhotoReading.)


[This message has been edited by MikeT (edited August 01, 2001).]






#22444 08/01/01 08:49 PM
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One initial activation? Maybe, but maybe not. See how much comes together in that first activation session. Then, you can gauge how much more time you'll need to spend.

Direct Learning detailed? Absolutely. See pages 14,104,108,146 of the 2nd edition Natural Brilliance book inside the PhotoReading course. It's all in there.






#22445 08/01/01 10:12 PM
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Hi Dana,
Are there any changes in the direct learning process between the first and second edition of the NB book?






#22446 08/01/01 10:32 PM
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Nope. Same thing. Most likely, less wordy.






#22447 08/01/01 10:34 PM
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Thanks Dana...







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