Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer Photoreading--Is it really what it means?

Doesn't Photoreading enable people to photo the entire book and read/recollect it from their minds?

Thanks,

Lina

That would require a photographic memory. After you read you have to do something to jog your memory- you use the book and questions (that you make up yourself that have meaning to YOU) to do this.

I'm beginning to believe that the problems people are having with PR are PRE-EXISTING memory or concentration problems.

The way I look at it is if I read something and I don't "get" something out of the book, then I really don't care about it, so heck with it. Since I only spent 5 minutes with it anyway, that just multiplies the "who cares?" attitude. And since at anytime I want to go to a book and activate it for whatever I want out of it in a few minutes, my "WHO CARES?" philosophy becomes, yes, CAPITALIZED... OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO !

What should I expect from the Photoreading course? In other words, what would my reading be or how would it change after the completion of the course?

Thanks,

Lina

Expect to read at LEAST 2-3 times faster, and a new way of learning.

Of course, you cannot EXPECT anything without giving in to change or not keeping an open mind. =)

If you get the course you'll IMMEDIATELY be able to get the core concepts out of books in a very short amount of time. To do anything else will take an uncertain amount of time that's almost undeturminable because it varies with each person and each book someone reads.

Everyone says they can get thru a book 3 times faster after doing the course but that's with doing every step. You won't want to do all the steps on all books. 9 out of 10 books can be dealt with using the preview step alone because we'll simply deturmine that we don't want to read it. If you pick books at random to Photoread you will get different results than if you pick something you WANT or NEED to read.

There's no way I could have done what Pete did on that infomercial. I can't do that unless I have a STRONG reason to know about what I'm reading.

Also, think of all the things you want to do but you don't do because of the time it will take to learn to do it. If you're able to reduce that learning time you're going to be more likely to do it, aren't you? That's what happened to me at least and I had no idea that was going to happen when I simply started out wanting to learn how to read faster.