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#36038 04/08/03 02:12 AM
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so if i try to convince someone to buy PR for me, or at least to pitch in, what could i convince them with, whats the most spectacular thing about this, what is the sell out phrase?






#36039 04/08/03 02:17 AM
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Dude... $16? how hard is that to come by? A library card... how much effort does it take to get that? You seem VERY modivated to learn, get the book. Read it, if you believe it, work it. Then if you want more modivation, get the tapes. Instead of asking for a phrase, ask for a library card man.


Chang

ps - most of us learn from books, go figure.






#36040 04/08/03 02:29 AM
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25,000 wpm. What else is there? Might want to tell that person what pete and others on the form are able to do.






#36041 04/08/03 04:07 AM
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Let the record show. If you manage to get the course as a gift you are less likely to complete it. Forking out money for something like this is an added insentive to actually take the time to learn it now. The book is all you need to invest in for starters. If the local library hasn't got a copy get them to buy one.

Alex






#36042 04/08/03 08:56 PM
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A couple tips...

The how-to PhotoRead book explains the whole
process in full detail. But, it is difficult
for most to teach yourself to PhotoRead from
just reading about it in the book.

So, the progress you may make over several months or more with the how-to book can be achieved in just a few weeks with the self-study course, or just one weekend in the live
seminar.

The PhotoReading self-study course comes with
money-back satisfaction guarantee that you can
extend out to as much as six months at no
charge.

The self-study course has a 95%-96%
satisfaction rate. The developer of
PhotoReading, Paul Scheele created special
workbook exercises which facilitate optimum
levels of "self-learning" for anyone learning
to PhotoRead on their own.

In the live seminar, you learn the entire
PhotoReading process in just one weekend, with
a group of up to 30 people. When you finish
the weekend seminar, you can start using
PhotoReading right away.

With the self-study course, plan to set time
aside in your schedule to complete all of the
audio sessions and workbook exercises.

It will take you approximately 16 hours to
complete the course. The first 6 audio session
will teach you how to do each individual
technique correctly. Then, sessions 7 & 8 is
where you put the whole system together as
Paul Scheele has you pick books of your own
that you want to read.

You integrate the 5-step system by
PhotoReading and fully activating about a
dozen books over the course of 3-4 weeks. This
is where you gain a very good grasp of the
process, mastering the basics.

See, the PhotoReading whole mind system is a
whole "bundle" of what are called "accelerated
learning techniques" that, when used together,
will speed up how quickly you learn and
comprehend any type of printed material,
anywhere from 3 to 18 times faster than the
time it takes for you to learn and comprehend
with regular old reading.

For example, if you have a book that is going
to require you spend 10 hours regular reading
and studying it to comprehend it fully, when
you finish the PhotoReading course it will
only take you 2-3 hours. And, you will
comprehend the entire book better, with deeper
understanding and better retention. For
students in high school and/or college, it
also works especially well for helping you
draw out more correct answers during exams.







#36043 04/08/03 09:43 PM
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quote:
Originally posted by Dana Hanson:
A couple tips...

The how-to PhotoRead book explains the whole
process in full detail. But, it is difficult
for most to teach yourself to PhotoRead from
just reading about it in the book.

So, the progress you may make over several months or more with the how-to book can be achieved in just a few weeks with the self-study course, or just one weekend in the live
seminar.


OK, no offense Dana, but some people just can't buy the self study course you push so actively for financial reasons. I learned fine from the book and it didn't take me months to learn. The book and this forum will be fine, if you don't have enough money, or are skeptical.






#36044 04/08/03 10:30 PM
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Another tip...

Be serious to get serious.

Mindset---------->results

Basically follow Arthur if your poor like us.

Chang






#36045 04/08/03 10:55 PM
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Yes, there are exceptions.

But, let me tell you this...

I first found out about PhotoReading back in
1987 when I was a sophmore in high school.
Trying to convince a parent to spend $750 on a
reading class was almost impossible. And, back
then, there was no how-to book or self-study
course. All a person could do was salivate
over the possibilities with PhotoReading.

It wasn't until January of 1992 when I was in
the middle of my first year in college that I
had the opportunity to take the live
PhotoReading seminar with Paul Scheele.

Within the first week after the PhotoReading
seminar, my study time was almost cut in half.
And, when we covered the material in class
that I had PhotoRead and activated, it came
together so much quicker and easier.

So, I know what it's like to not have the
means in order to learn PhotoReading. And, I
know of several people who were successful at
teaching themselves to PhotoRead with just the
book. I know it is possible. And, I coach
people the best I can who have only the book
just in case it clicks for them.

The nice part about the self-study course is,
Paul Scheele created several hours of special
skill-building exercises which integrate
powerful methods of accelerated learning so
you can learn how to do each technique in the
PhotoReading whole mind system correctly, and
together.







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