Well Pete himself has surely told you that he also photoread every book he got his hands on. A type of saturation experiment. I have also done the same thing.
I chanced to find myself in a book store US and everytime I went in there I photoread at least 20 books (and more). Here in Australia the closest I can come to doing that is in the local library. The few bookstores around here barely have elbow room to browse the book and yet I still photoread as many books as I can (mostly only 10 it's just plain uncomfortable.) Many of these books get a very short activation if at all in the form of a postview rather than preview.
Does it make a difference. Well I find myself buying books that are worth something to me. The others I find I put back on the shelves with the feeling... I know it and I don't need anything more from it.
Thats why it's often been suggested to photoread 5 to 10 books per day for at least a month, can be the same books or different. Depends on what you have access to.
Does it make a difference. Well when I consider that I photoread 12 marketing books in 25 minutes with the aim of finding 'ways' of promoting a business and then have ideas forming in my head and mind mapping them to wind up with 15 (more actually but I culled it down to 15) ideas that could be implemented immediately. Without postviewing or activating any of the books.
The difference comes in doing it.
Alex
