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#25446 12/25/01 08:38 PM
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I just finished it and it is incredible. I need to remember most of what I read and this is definately THE way.

I don't think I would have had difficulties with Photoreading had I did this course first.

I'm on X-mas break so, I won't be able to answer specific questions about it until I get back to school.

Just get the thing if you have any questions, it's guaranteed, not that anyone would return it.

Happy Holidays!






#25447 12/26/01 07:47 PM
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Hey!
I've got the PRWMS book and Two paraliminal tapes (Memory Supercharger and Personal Genius). I haven't used the paraliminals lately since my tape player is broken for the mean time.

The thing is it's extremely difficult to learn PR from the book. I still have trouble getting in the accelerative learning state.

I was considering of buying the PRWMS course, but I'm quite tight with the budget. Memory Optimizer also sounds goods. So it's a choice between MO and PRWMS learning course. If I go PRWMS, it could give me more guidance to help me learn PR than just using the book. But if MO, it could be helpful with the whole learning process too. I don't think I can afford both right now. But which one?

[This message has been edited by Crow (edited December 26, 2001).]






#25448 12/26/01 09:35 PM
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quote:
Originally posted by Crow:
Hey!
I've got the PRWMS book and Two paraliminal tapes (Memory Supercharger and Personal Genius). I haven't used the paraliminals lately since my tape player is broken for the mean time.

The thing is it's extremely difficult to learn PR from the book. I still have trouble getting in the accelerative learning state.

I was considering of buying the PRWMS course, but I'm quite tight with the budget. Memory Optimizer also sounds goods. So it's a choice between MO and PRWMS learning course. If I go PRWMS, it could give me more guidance to help me learn PR than just using the book. But if MO, it could be helpful with the whole learning process too. I don't think I can afford both right now. But which one?

[This message has been edited by Crow (edited December 26, 2001).]


Personally, If I had the PR book plus the paraliminals I would consider getting the Memory Optimizer course first and then, if you still feel you need the PR course, order it.

[This message has been edited by jonah (edited December 26, 2001).]






#25449 12/27/01 03:10 PM
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I would do that too. Get MemOpt and it should clear up everything not clear in the PR book. The PR course is really cool though, like your own personal seminar but you can "get it" with the book, it just takes longer.

The PR course and book doesn't really get into WHY it does what it does and to me that's really too bad because I think most people are getting results but they just can't see the subtle changes at first and they simply don't believe anything is happening so they quit before they even get going.








#25450 12/28/01 08:27 AM
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Well , for me the photoreading book is a lot better than the course. Just use the book and ask question here is enough. I thought the course will have some secrets and will be intensive.






#25451 01/02/02 04:24 PM
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You are right. The little blue PhotoReading book is excellent. It explains the whole process of PhotoReading in full detail.

The real difference between the book and the self-study course is, everything you read about in the how-to book comes alive as you go through the 8 instructional audio tapes and workbooks.

Think of it this way....the progress you may make over a number of months with the how-to book can be made in a number of weeks with the homestudy course, or just one weekend in the training seminar.

Either way, you're always welcome to come back and mine this forum for questions and answers!







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