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#25462 12/27/01 04:49 PM
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I've used the Photoreading and Memory Optimizer course. I would highly recommend getting the Photoreading course. MemOpt says very little about photoreading. IMHO, the photoreading course is leaps and bounds above others courses available including the MemOpt course.

Good Luck,

Mark






#25463 12/27/01 04:51 PM
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This is actually a reply to the "Memory Optimizer is Excellant" Post. Someone asked if they should buy Photoreading or Memory Optimizer






#25464 12/27/01 07:17 PM
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I only said what I did because he already had the PR book but I agree with you.






#25465 12/27/01 07:30 PM
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quote:
Originally posted by markflour:
I've used the Photoreading and Memory Optimizer course. I would highly recommend getting the Photoreading course. MemOpt says very little about photoreading. IMHO, the photoreading course is leaps and bounds above others courses available including the MemOpt course.

Good Luck,

Mark


I agree about PR being a superior course, and if money wasn't a factor, I'd say get both. But, if he already has the two paraliminals (Memory Supercharger and Personal Genius) plus the PR book if he were to combine that with the Memory Opt. Course,
wouldn't that give him the same foundation--more or less?

Take Care and Good Luck in 2002,
jonah







#25466 01/02/02 04:17 PM
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Same foundation? To a degree.

A few simple distinctions are:

PhotoReading is all about accelerating how quickly you learn and comprehend what you are reading.

Memory Optimizer is all about learning how your memory and recall works best, so you can immediately begin to use your memory to its fullest capacity.

They both share the foundation of whole-brain, accelerated learning.







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