Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer Who would you rather be?

Howard Berg or Paul Scheele?

Paul Scheele

Why bother thinking of that.

I'm happy with myself and wouldn't rather be anyone else.

OK, if I HAD to choose, Paul Scheele.

Richard Bandler.

Howard Berg because he can read just as fast as one page per second (or more) and not have to waste any time activating the material. Also he can write 100wpm and is an advanced problem solver.

Actually, I have used Paul Scheele as a modle for both New Behavior Generator and Instantaneous Personal Magnitism. My purpose at this time was to install the qualities and virtues of Natural Brilliance.

On the topic of reading? I don't know that much about Howard Berg.

Howard Berg doesn't actually read that fast. All he does is link key words together to get meaning. And it's not even a page a second. It's at least 2-3, unless he thinks he knows everything where he then skips the information. This process can become very confusing on certain material, especially when trying to always go as fast as possible, which he teaches.

With Photoreading you can go directly to the important information if you wanted to, and it first goes into the subconscious so it is easier to remember and recall, especially with mind maps. And syntopic reading and direct learning seem to be valuable learning skills too.

And what do you mean that Berg is an "advanced problem solver"?

Who's Howard Berg?

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Howard Berg is the world's faster reader as stated in the guinness book of world records, he claims that he read 1.5 pages per second, i've listened to a few of his tapes, he tells you to read at normal speed for the first minute, then double the next minute, then triple the next minute, and then back to your comprehension speed for the fourth minute, he has you repeat these exercises so you do four sets of four.

But anyways speed reading would be a great tool for activation, not saying that its mandatory but Paul Scheele was a speed reader.

wide field of vision is an asset. I've tried speed-reading, and became very fustrated with the low degree of comprehension I received. True, this wasn't after much practice, but at the time I was going to school and didn't want to spend lots of time learning something, even if it may have saved time in the future. After the third lesson from the speed reading book I, I just gave up.

I like the "instant results" of PhotoReading. I don't know if it's superior teaching methods (I did get the Home Study course), or the simplicity of the techniques, but I find the PhotoReading Whole Mind System to be fun and natural.

One idea that did strike many on this forum as admirable, and something I do endorse as a worthwhile expense of time, is using direct learning to acquire speed reading methods. That way, you get many of the advantages of speed-reading without having to deal with a large chunk of time devoted to "buckling down."

I may do this myself, in time.

I've recently gone from the 1/3 the time to the 1/5 the time catagory. I noticed I'm activating books MUCH faster and more completely. I think part of this may have been using New Behavior Generator to install Natural Brilliance. The actual "jump" came after a nightmare I had...

In the dream, I was looking for a job, and I was interviewed by a law firm to be a paralegal. The woman interviewing me noticed I had PhotoReading listed as one of my skills. She asked me lots of questions about how it worked, etc. The interview ended with her saying, "I'm quite impressed, and I think I will hire Mister Scheele." Turns out I wasn't the only PhotoReader who wanted the job! The dream was one that created/broke oscilations by taking me right to the edge of my stop signs - envy and awe as the range of behaviors - and slammed me into a wider range. I had the dream after listening to Side A of the Natural Brilliance Generator, and the breakthrough in reading speeds came after listening to Side B of the same upon awakening.

And, I wasn't even TRYING to read faster. It's just that dealing with my current stuck situation, the ability to read faster would be helpful.