I recently noticed something significant about myself, which was hindering me from activating several weeks back.

Basically, I'm the type of person who tends to think is sequential order. non-linear/non-chronological learning is something that really bothers me. This has been an obstacle in activation, since I wanted to know everything all at once (which is unrealistic) and I wanted it in order.

In NLP terms, this is a metaprogram describing the difference between 'Options' as opposed to 'Procedures'. Procedures refers to those who think sequentially. Options refer to those who think creatively and thus non-linearly. For me to do things non-linearly would give me a headache at times, simply because I wasn't used to it.

So, I get the impression that beginning Photoreaders who tend to be more sequential will have to work on getting used to non-linear thinking/learning. Otherwise, they'll feel really uncomfortable

-Jason