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In states or countries where standard is not so good, my advice is to begin slowly and JUST DO IT, BEGIN.

I started with a book , used it , trying to do exercises and reading it , photoreading it, rapid reading it, super read and dip into it, preveiw it (not in that order). It is not the same as going to seminar and learning it sharing experiences, up and downs, but it is a start and You can get a lot by STARTING like this. Maybe, and not just maybe You can get new ideas about Your business, Your life, ... and earn enough to start with distance learning of Photoreading Whole Mind system.

And You should DO IT many times to get it activated, and than the final step is to earn enough with new knowledge You gained through phoreading and activating many many books to go to a seminar and maybe one day teach it Yourself or organising seminar in Your firm, sport club, ...

I am on a way to do it , but when You start like this You will do it easily because You know what You want.

And maybe this will effect local economy when enough experts practise these methods and as well as spring forest Qigong.

Make this a most popular forum because people in under economy needs Your help, motivation, experiences.

Nikolas , Croatia

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If you have the English version of the book. Read it as advised on the very first page. Once you've done that do the 5 day test from page 76 of the book on a few books. Remember to recheck all the steps from time to time. A quick look at one of the mind maps in the book will help you to check if you're using all the steps.

Alex

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I was so broke, when I began
studying the book and manuals
(borrowed of course),
that I literally did
not have two nickels to rub together.
My Anthony Robbins Coach was coaching me
for free, as I had just lost my job,
after September 11, 2001 in America
and was unemployed and homeless.
My Coach let me work with him
with a pay what you can attitude with me,
God Bless Him.

I took a qualifying certification exam,
that increased my employment opportunities
and now I always have a few nickels,
quarters , and dimes to rub together!

I give back by buying my own
copies of Paul Scheele's books, CDs,
and grabbing a seminar whenever I can,
although like Alex stated, I was able to
PR pretty good on my own, with just the book.
Going to the seminars is like switching
to hyperdrive! The things I learned would be
too advanced for this forum, probably, seeing
the usual basic questions that are brought up here.

One day you will make more money and
being posting such success stories, if you stick
with this. Posting here and helping
others learn to PR is a way to give back also,
as Paul Scheele undercharges for what his
course is TRULY WORTH! More than
dollars and cents, the quality of life you
enjoy when you learn DIRECT LEARNING
and SYNOPTIC READING is so great that
I could never put a price on it!

Good luck

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Posting here and helping
others learn to PR is a way to give back also,




I have to admit that by returning to these forums every now and then to answer questions, I've been actually helping myself to better photoread. The questions that are asked here make me be more attention to understanding the photoreading process a lot better =)

Also, I've learned a tremendous amount from the comments made by Alex and others, so this forum has helped me significantly.

I realize most of my obstacles to photoreading isn't the system, but other issues (i.e. procrastination, and other affective issues). Thankfully, the paraliminals have helped me through them =)

Having had photoread off and on for the past 5 months, I realize just how much more efficient I've become in reading. For my school assignments, I no longer intentionally 'regular read' because it's just too 'mind numbing' by comparison

-Jason


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