Another note:
Maybe it's my tendency to like to be very thorough that's been holding me back? That is probably why my normal reading speed was so bad, and the RapidReading speed at which I can absorb sequential material relaxedly is still not as high as I'd like it to be.
Is there some sort of plan I ought to create for myself to follow in order to improve my ability to activate, remember, and effectively use the knoweldge I've PhotoRead? I have not fully completed a 5-day plan on any book for pleasure, technically, so maybe would this be a worthwile use of my time? When I've activated knowledge from textbooks or novels for school, I've not yet gotten a distinct "gel" feeling, but I do have a sense of when I have most of the information I need.
As for inner-mind cues, I have PhotoRead a few novels slowly and compared impressions to content. For some its been better than for others, but all in all, the most convincing "evidence" I've had with PhotoReading has been my now quite frequent tendency to automatically turn to exactly or near exactly the page I "asked" my inner mind for. Unfortunately, at this point I can more easily read people's minds than I can tell you about a book or story that I've only PhotoRead. I really wonder what spontaneous activation feels like!
What's a sure-fire way for me to improve my PhotoReading abilities with a minimal daily time investment?
