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I am thinking about Photo-reading every single book on GRE. Since GRE prep books have answers and solutions to practice exercises, and they discuss how they arrive at those answers, my strategy is to use PR to absorb at the unconcious level the thought process of the authors of these GRE prep books that led them to solve the GRE problems. So my PR goal would be something like "I want to learn and copy the problem solving and logic reasoning thought processes of the author to help me efficiently solve GRE problems".

I know that there's this exercse in Genius Code where I can get inside the head of someone who is good at something I want to be good at. And then I can copy his mode of thought in order to also master that something that I want to be good at. So I am planning to use that particular Genius Code exercise to copy the mode of thought of the authors who wrote these GRE prep books.

I am also thinking about using Natural Brilliance. But I am not sure how I can apply Natural Brilliance to help me with GRE. Can anyone suggest anything?

I am hoping that by using and synthesizing all three courses, I can help me raise my GRE score by as much as possible in the least possible amount of time.

Do you think this is a good idea? Or do Genius Code and Photoreading not work this way?

Any tips will be highly appreciated.

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copy the problem solving...




limiting yourself there. Wouldn't it make more sense to be able to understand and move on from there to develop your own problem solving techniques?

If you only copy someone you can only learn what they tell you. They cannot tell you everything, even of their reasoning why they do it that way. Some of the problem solving skills are still implicit.

I trust you have your purpose. I mean why bother efficiently solve GRE problems? What does that mean anyway... efficiently solve? How do you know you've achieved it? How can you measure it?

I'm sure you're doing it for a passing grade or something.. is efficient enough to get you there?

Genius Code and PhotoReading work well together. Try it and see. There is nothing lost in doing a borrowed genius exercise.

give yourself too many options you'll overwhelm yourself. Make a decision and follow through. You've got two ideas. decide what you want and put something into action.

Alex


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