Hi,
I have been using photoreading for several weeks. I keep going even I fear during activation and here are my experiences.
First of all, I would like to tell my steps so as to make sure that I do the steps correctly.
During superreading, I expand my peripheral vision so that I can notice the whole 'row' of the sentence and I use a finger pointing at the center of the page and scrolling down the page. Then my eye follow the finger's motion and 'scan' row by row down the page.
Are my steps correct?
Then here are the problems that I face. I can't read any word but just noticing the existence of words if I use peripheral vision to read the row. I know this is normal but I can't read the key words as well so how can I know where to dip?
On the other hand, if I narrow my vision say reading 5 words as a group and still following the guide of my finger, then I can read these words clearly but the pt is what about if the key words are on the left hand side or right hand side of the row? Then I miss it again.
The last problem is a psychological problem is I always worry missing sth and if I find my vision does not expand enough to read a row, I would go back and to start superreading again. It makes me feel bad so that I would rather just regular read. But what's the pt of regular read? I spend so much money on the book, self study course and seminar just want to MASTER the skills and be able to achieve the level of comprehension that I need at least 3 times faster.
Dear experts, pls give me some advice.
