Well I'm getting frustrated. I started photoreading a few weeks back. I recently have ramped up a bit - I photoread 1-3 items a night, 5 nights a week, just for practice, and spend time activating one. The "items" are various books off my bookshelf and perhaps magazines and such that I have lying around.
My frustrations are two-fold:
1) Turning the pages. I find it incredibly difficult to turn one page at a time, no matter what techniques I try. I could deal with losing a few pages out of 400, but if I'm grabbing 2-3 pages at a time and do that consistantly, that's like losing half of the book. Maybe I lack the dexterity, but I'm usually reasonable good with my hands.
2) Mind wanders. I have no problem seeing the blip page, calming down, etc, but shortly after I start flipping pages my mind wanders to pretty much anything but what I'm looking at. At first I laugh at myself a bit, close my eyes, re-focus, then forge on, but after awhile I just lose concentration completely.
Any help here? Or is this something I have to "tough-it-out"?
-jeff
P.S. I'm not worried about results right now. Don't get me wrong, I would love to get great results, but I have no problem investing 20-30 minutes a night in practice for a few months before something happens.
