Hey photoread,
First off, I'd like to say "CALM DOWN."
I understand exams could be very stressful, and sometimes intimidating or frightening. But the only way you will be sure to do well is if you trust yourself, and stay calm.
If I were you, I would begin photoreading now. Preview all of your books, and photoread them one night. Don't worry about activating yet. Also, look for ebooks or other books/manuals that might increase your knowledge of each of the subjects. Preview and photoread these, as well.
Let the information incubate for a night, and preview/photoread them again the next night, letting your subconscious/other-than-conscious-mind gain more out of the material.
Give yourself a week, maybe photoread the books again if you feel you should. The week after this, begin activating. Super read and dip the books and other texts anywhere from 1-3 nights, depending on how much you have.
Continue with activation if you feel you need to, then move on to rapid reading. I assume you know how, so I won't get into it too much. Rapid read each of the texts a few times, depending on how much you need the information, and how much information you need to get from it.
Be sure to exercise, eat right, stay healthy, and stay relaxed during this time. I know it may seem like a lot, but you'll live. Trust yourself.
Remember this:
There are two things that can knock you out of the "Genius Zone."
Those are:
1)Pride- This could include feeling you are the best at something, or feeling like now that you have a new skill, you should show it off. Stay humble.
2)Doubt- Trust yourself. Know that you are doing it all right. Don't think that you do anything wrong, because once you do think that, you will begin doing things wrong. The only way to do it right is to know you're doing it right.
I hope I could help. Please, if anyone has any constructive criticism to add to what I said, feel free. If anyone has any other way of coming about this, feel free to post that, too.
Sincerely,
JackTuff13
