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#40941 03/10/04 10:34 AM
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I've been tring to learn photoreading (from the book)for quite some time, but I am having troubble sticking with it long enough to finish even one book. The books I have tried to PR are all stuff I want to know about ,but I have been tring to the 5 day test but I can't seem to stick with it long enough to make it through. I can only make it to the third or fourth day.

When, on the odd ocassion, I make it to the fourth day I don't really get any thing out of the book so I end up forgeting about the book for a few months and end up just regular reading it.

I'd like to get through enough books to acctually get the A-ha moment a few times to renew the enthusiasm about the course.

What I wanted to know if anyone knew what the best way I could group the steps of the five day test so I can get throught the steps in about 2 or 3 days?

I think this would be a whole lot easier to learn in a classroom, but I can't afford the seminar or the course right now.

will ramble on more later
qp80






#40942 03/11/04 10:17 AM
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There is no reason why you cannot activate a book in one day so 2 or 3 days is perfectly okay too.

What to do?

Apply the 5 day step doing day 2 and 3 exercises the same day. If you can PhotoRead the book and let it incubate over night or at least 20 minutes. The first day has the shortest exercise. Do day 2 in exercise in the morning and day 3 in the afternoon. Here again we are allowing the book to incubate further as well as mind probing questions. Day 4 you do the following morning and day 5 in the afternoon. In effect you will be able to complete a book in 3 days.

Like I said the reason for a break between activation is to allow you to incubate the book more. This helps you to gain even better comprehension than if you just read the book through. It also helps with the long term memory.

Alex







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