2 weeks ago I saw PhotoReading on the Internet, and read the book at the bookstore.
1 week ago, I got my home study course and finished that.
Yesterday, I got a card in the mail that says there's a PhotoReading seminar in my city (Dallas, next month). Strange coincidence!
I have a question to the people who've been to seminars. I'm PhotoReading well, and I believe in the process, and I feel progress being made. I know there have been posts saying how great the seminar was, but is it mainly for people who aren't as self-motivated and need a push in the right direction?
I feel the home study course gave me a great structure and I want to know if there are parts to the seminar that make it worth $750. That's SO MUCH money, but I realize it is an investment in myself. Are there pieces that go above and beyond what the home study course offers and that will speed improvement, and make improvement possible that might not have been there before. Or is it mainly just to make you feel good about PhotoReading and motivate you in a live environment? I can see how that would be great for someone that isn't self motivated.
I saw posts that said people felt their mind tingling etc. but is there NEW content?
On the other hand, I do see this as a unique opportunity and if I could get some feedback from past attendees who have taken both the home course and the seminar I'd appreciate it. Thank you for your time!