Hi folks! The topic of how to get into photofocus is probably one of the most frequent to appear on this discussion forum (I think), and I'm sorry if I'm exhausting any of you by bringing it up again. I have a serious problem with getting into photofocus. I absolutely cannot achieve it-CANNOT. I know by now that one must be in a relaxed, alert state to even go any further with photoreading, so my being stuck is greatly hindering any potential I may have with the program. You see, specifically, my problem is that no matter how I try, I cannot become relaxed. Knowing consciously that I'm going to photoread something makes me all jittery. I am a very anxious person. I've tried thinking about peaceful meadows and pastures. I've tried imagining the tangerine, I've tried breathing more slowly and deeply. Nothing has worked and I'm finding myself drifting farther and farther from my goal of being able to photoread at all. I have already asked for advice on this predicament back in December/January (or even earlier). If no one can give me any further helpful advice, I'm afraid I will have to call it quits. I think Pete Bissonette should have stressed in the infomercial that photoreading is not for anxious people like me. My conclusion? Photoreading DOES NOT work for everyone, unfortunately. Pete, or Paul, if you have anything to say to help me, I would be infinitely grateful. Thank you and God bless!
