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"To fully absorb this material and to spped the application of these techniques and conepts in my life."



That purpose pertains to learning to PhotoRead by PhotoReading the PhotoReading book and for that yes, it is a excellent purpose.


Question two. Yes it's probable that you have multiple purposes especially where 3300 pages of text are involved. They probably cover different subjects and different concepts that will have different applications,

Treat each chapter of a textbook as a book in it's own right and that is how you activate it as individual books.

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"I desire the information in this material to accomplish my purose of learning the skills, ideas, and thought processes which will allow me to fluently profit $XXXX daily now, in an easy and relaxed manner, in a healthy and positive way



That's an affirmation not a purpose statement. A purpose statement simply says why you are even bothering with that. Looking at that I'd probably say something so that I can have an exciting career in this field, more so that I can tags can come to mind I'll go with the one that motivates me the most at the time.

Make sure you are not crossing your eyes to try to see the blip page. Just relax your gaze and let the text blur slightly. Palm your eyes regularly and if you know the eye exercise called the lazy 8 I suggest you do that before starting to PhotoRead.

Alex