Hi Prynceska,
A couple of thoughts for you:
1) Learning the Photoreading method is a process of reorganizing your "learning strategies," and, as such, it takes time and practice. While it usually takes time and practice to forge the links between the unconscious and conscious mind, you already have much of the structure in place....it is called intuition. As you are taking your tests, listen to your intuition.
2) Here is a technique which has helped me immensely with my tests.
- Sometime before the test, find a nice, quiet place and time where you can spend a few uninterrupted minutes.
- Use the Photoreading method to get into the "Flow State."
- Imagine seeing yourself taking the test. See the room, the people, etc. in as much detail as you can.
- Imagine seeing yourself reading a question, looking up and to your left to find the answer.
- (Optional - this is the metaphor I use, a different one may work better) See the information "bubbling up" from the inner mind and when the bubbles burst, the exact info you need is there for you to see and use.
- See yourself answser several questions this way, and then fast forward to seeing yourself receive the results of the test....of course see a big 'A' (or whatever works for you).
- Edit this mental movie until it is just perfect. Then, rewind again and either step into the movie or pull it in to yourself, etc. The goal is to be at the start of the movie and run it while seeing through your own eyes, hearing through your own ears and feeling exactly what you will be feeling in that situation.
- As you are running the movie from your perspective, feel that sense of confidence as the answers just "come out of nowhere." Feel that sense of pride and accomplishment (and maybe even a bit of delight and surprise) as you get the test results back and see how well you did.
Play with this a little bit and please let us know how you did!
Have fun,
Mike
