Toaster,
Goal 1: I can be an expert in my field
Goal 2: I can read and understand my field's reading material excellently.
Goal 3: I can learn to photoread very well.
What if you could be an expert in your field without the need to photoread very well?
Then your need to photoread or read the material you have falls away, because you've achieved your goal behind your goal.
Your becoming an expert in your field is depending on whether you master photoreading, so if you don't master photoreading will you have confidence in your ability to be an expert in your field?
First create a state of being that tells you can absolutely be an expert in your field.(Your goal behind your goals)
Then create beliefs in your ability to understand your field's subject matter.
Then create beliefs in your ability to photoread.
In your chain of goals, your aim is probably a state of being. Mostly claim your priority, being an expert in your field.
If you want to master photoreading as a goal that is totally independent, then claim it as that, and work on it as a seperate goal.
Connirae Andreas, in the book Core Transformations, advises that it is best to start with our goal behind all our goals. To claim a state of being, which is usually the last outcome in our chain of goals. We can reverse our goal chain and claim our priorities first.
Resourcefulness comes from 'Beingness'. For interest, the Euphoria Personal Learning Course sells for that reason.
Grant