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#39080 10/26/03 10:57 PM
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It seems to me that their might be a catch. You did say something about pitching us in your email. Also what is you motivation for giving a free teleseminar where you say you are going to disclose great facts to help our PR journey? I am just curious. You guys are great here at learning strategies but this does seem a little fishy.

-Benny






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Since we announced the Retreat, I've had countless messages about PhotoReading, so I figured it would be easiest to handle them all at one time.








#39082 10/27/03 02:50 AM
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"countless messages about PhotoReading?" You mean people's questions about PhotoReading? In that case, what is the first part of the tele-seminar for if only the second half is a question-answer session? Or am I missing something?
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Since we announced the Retreat, I've had countless messages about PhotoReading, so I figured it would be easiest to handle them all at one time.









#39083 10/27/03 06:59 AM
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After all his years of experience Pete is probably going to give you quite a few insights and tips of what has helped people gain the skill of photoreading, how to start noticing the benefits, What others have achieved. Being virtually a bottomless pit of information from his own experience alone he may not touch on everything and questions are the best way to get an answer. You know that sometimes hearing something said one way but when someone presses for further information on it you get the click.

Oh and another point for listening to Pete first, he's proabably got answers to questions that you haven't even thought of asking.

Alex

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#39084 10/27/03 09:22 AM
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Quote: "Oh and another point for listening to Pete first, he's proabably got answers to questions that you haven't even thought of asking."

Ain't that the truth!

*A*

Even though I now believe/know I have a good handle on this method, I am truly looking forward to this conference/sharing.

Yo, Pete - thanks in advance!

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............. a couple of thousand??!!








#39085 10/27/03 03:36 PM
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Yup. Alright, sound good to me :-) I am happy to get any tips I can because the more quickly I improve my PhotoReading skills, the easier this entire school year will be, and the more success I will have not just from PhotoReading, but also for the self-imposed barriers which learning it helps to knock down. I'll be listening in along with my Mom. For the same reason I've checked this forum obsessively the past week, I will be glad to sit and absorb what Pete has to say.

And you are totally right, AlexK; The book basically says everything and covers just about everything about PhotoReading one would need in order to do it properly and well, yet I know that I've had to read through the same page several times to notice important tips, details, or even concepts! For example, I was embarrassed to find out that I didn't understand the distinction between postviewing and superreading/dipping! I had to read the five-day test and look at the previewing, postviewing, and dipping sections in order to figure that out!

Think up some insightful questions, everyone! I'll do my best too.

-Cameron






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CameronJ,

That is an excellent learning experience. You had to form a question about previewing and superreading to get the distinction. You noticed that you missed something from the book itself and used the book to find the answer.

It's when you recognise that you don't know something and accept that you don't know it that you can make a path towards gaining the knowledge. It's when you can't accept that you don't know something yet that you build blocks into your path.

It's cool that I don't know why a bumble bee flies, I don't speak bumble bee so I can't ask him why. The world hasn't collapse cause I don't know. So I guess it can wait till I really have to know.

AlexK






#39087 10/28/03 06:10 AM
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Cameron your time is pretty awesome. I've hung around this forum for two maybe three years now. This is the first time I've seen something like the PR teleseminar being offered. Forget the fact that it's free.

Alexk, the answer to why a bumble bee fly is simple. It's because it's faster than walking.

You are perfection.
Iam2






#39088 10/28/03 06:31 AM
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You're right. It looks like I am coming in at a lucky time. I'm glad that the system is at a mature, stable state, yet still ever-expanding. I've known <I>of</I> the system for about a year, but now is the time when I am finally <B>READY</B>. And so it seems, a real opportunity has manifested for me. But you can never really tell for certain, right? ;-) It's going to be quite a ride! I give you my best, Iam2!

-Cameron

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Cameron your time is pretty awesome...
You are perfection.
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#39089 10/28/03 06:20 AM
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Hello All,

I will not be able to attend the TeleSeminar. Is anybody on this forum who is attending caplable of recording the seminar, and putting it on the computer. I woul dbe very greatfull if anybody could help a fellow student out, as long as this is OK with LSC. Thank you so much anybody who can do this.

-Benny






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