Hi
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Originally posted by n00bTOphotoreading:
What I think is most important is to not worry about activation until your goal for the book is at a level which you can achieve.
What you think is, sadly, wrong. It is called the PhotoReading Whole Mind SYSTEM for a reason. The best way to get the system is to use all the parts at once as a whole. To do it on a "stay until you mastered each step" basis creates both boredom and blocks to achieving success.
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Originally posted by n00bTOphotoreading:
Photoreading is like starting fresh new skill, like being a kid again and learning a new way to learn. Kids do play lots before they can full understand what it is they are doing. And playing is also very fun. Do try to notice the changes that happen when you Photoread more books. I suggest reading at least 10 more books and playing with them before moving up your expectation for Activating the books.
Following on from your own advice to play with the system, it is wise to play with all the steps at once, just like a child may play with several toys at once, or learn to use all their senses at once. They may take awhile to do it, but they certainly don't do it "one at a time".
KWLee
