Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer Does PR help this?

The PR book said if we Photoreading the books on how to play football, then my technic of playing football will improve.
In that case, if I photoreading the book on how to write a article ,I will write article
very well from then on? Right?

Let's not jump to very well.

If you PR or direct learn good material on how to write an article then you will notice that the articles you write get better.

Yes it does work, but you should be curious about how it works for you and don't force your expectations on the results. By forcing expectation you can stifle the results.

Now you can do visualizations of good outcomes from the direct learning. It may sound like semantics, but there is a difference. That difference is a simple as wanting, hoping and daydreaming, and demanding, expecting and trying to force it.

Accessing the inner resources is almost totally passive.

Much progress, and sending love,
Iam2

I'm sorry,my English is not so good.Could you use some simply words,so I can understand you.
Could you answer me another question?
I have post this ,but onbody answer it.
How to activat the textbook?

You need to photoread more than just one book and you can expect an improvement, that doesn't mean that you'll be an overnight star. Things like writing and football require you to put into action what you have learnt. Without using it there is no need to improve.

I suggest you try direct learning. Select at least 5 good books on the subject (more is good) Photoread them, let your playing with writing be the activation.

Alex

I'm sorry,my English is not so good.Could you use some simply words,so I can understand you?
Could you answer me another question?
I have post this ,but nobody answer it.
How to activat the textbook?

See your reference material on how to activate.

You can also go down to the "Hop to:" scroll window at the bottom of the page. There you will find "Step 4: Activate". This is a collection of some of the Activation related threads from when the forum was starting. You'll find lots of useful information there and in your PR material.

If you have a more detaile question try search the archives. It's the blue "search" hyperlink on most of the forum pages. If you can't find you answer there, then come back and ask a more specific question.

Sending love,
Iam2