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#58205 01/26/07 07:13 PM
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I have worked my way through the deluxe home study course and wanted to hear other people's feedback about P.R. 10 books a day. This seems easy enough to put aside 60 - 90 minutes a day to do this, however is the expectation to try and activate them the next day? (or over a few days?) Would the goal be to activate only one or two of the books with the rest used as reinforcement of P.R. (I know we have the ability, so technically it isn't practicing)

Also, going through 10 books a day for 30 days + is a huge amount of books, what do people do to keep a steady influx of books? Do you spend a few hours at the library each day? Join a book club? Read things like the newspaper or magazines as well? Other ideas?

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I go to my local bookstore (waterstones) and you are allowed to read the books without buying them (there's a sofa).

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We have barnes and noble and other book stores that allow you to do that, but what happens when you to go activate the book the next day? (esp. if you are taking a 24 hr break?)

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umm go back to the store and activate it there? Or have I misunderstood your problem?

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Why not join a public library? You can borrow books and take them home for a week.

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Alex:

I am part of a library and in fact checked out quite a few books from there last week.

I was interested to see if anyone had creative approaches or if the tried and true things were what was used?

Book stores
Book Clubs
Paperbackswap
Library
Borrowing from friends/family...

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Plenty of e-books online too.

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Are we supposed to activate the books as well, or just to PR them?

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it helps to activate one book a week. Just choose one and include it each day in the 10 books you PhotoRead and PhotoRead it again.

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Ok , I have a few questions about Photoreading 10 books a day.

1. Do I Just pick up a book and pr the book from beginning to end? or Do I prepare, preview, photoread and post view each and every book?

2. Do I pull trigger words from each book?

3. If I photoread a book forward then turn it over and photoread it backwards, does this count as pr 2 books?

As you can see, I am new to this and would appreciate any help.

Thanks

Renaud

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