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alex. i visited your site and i read the testimonals.

I was blown away by the feedback that was given.
Maybe one day you might teach me. hopefully one day because I wanna be taught by a great teacher such as you alex ^_^"
oh also. your student kaye lee was on the supercharger dvd. he was very impressive. He's talented, your ex-student. I saw him photoread a book so fast.

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Kaye still calls me mentor and doesn't consider himself an ex-student of mine.

When he first contacted me in 2002 he had his doubts about PhotoReading and he believed PhotoReading wouldn't work on some subjects. He like many on the forum exasperated me some times by arguing with me and wanting me to prove that it can be done. He had to try some things I suggested a few times.

He credits me for his success yet he did the work, I only mentored him. His success couldn't be reality if he didn't follow through with action.

It's easy to get bogged down trying to understand the theory hoping that it would give you confidence. Yet as all the student's I've mentored have learned you can sit at the masters feet and learn and understand the thoughts and information they have for weeks months or even years. You are still a beginner the The first time you actually go out and try it. And you are no better off than the ones who didn't learn the theory and haven't acquired all the information from the master. In fact those who just get in and do it make faster progress than those who need assurances and proof it can be done.

Can people break cement with their bare hand? Yes

Would you try it after just learning the theory?
I wouldn't I want to do it by learning to do it on something easier first.

So grab a book that interests you and activate it till it gels.

Alex

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Thanks a lot alex.

I'm amazed that your student once doubted photoreading and he become a successor of doing it. Seeing him on the photoreading retreat makes me realise that photoreading can be done because he seems to pull out information so strongly when he grabs a book and photoreads it. He seems to entrust his photoreading abilities when I watched the DVD. This also even motivates me even more to work towards photoreading so i can accomplish my goals in my life and also try to stable my difficulties with my learning style.

Maybe, One day I might find a instructor or mentor to teach me the necessary threads to complete the photoreading process. I will photoread without any doubts and see whatever happens. I'll let time fly by as a photoread.

And I will learn the basics first till I get the full gists of photoreading. I'm still a beginner and I have a long way till I can master photoreading. When I'm fully absorbed by the experience of photoreading maybe it'll change my life, that's what I'm hoping for.

Also I believe you're also a mentor figure for this forum and I hope you continue to help the members here. It's very amazing because you've helped me so much to realise that photoreading can work for anyone if they put their whole mind to it and just do it!

thanks alex

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He doubted in the beginning that's why he came to me.

He learned to have a clear purpose when PhotoReading. And yes he does trust his PhotoReading ability. I was watching him on stage and at the recording of the thirty minute challenge. I have to admit I groaned at his response to one of the questions and turn my head to laugh and hide a tear. The people at the table with me didn't understand until afterwards when he came up to me and thanked me for teaching him PhotoReading. He only went to the retreat because it was his chance to meet me.

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Also I believe you're also a mentor figure for this forum and I hope you continue to help the members here.




I have to chuckle at how often I get told that. Not on this forum another unrelated one.

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It's very amazing because you've helped me so much to realise that photoreading can work for anyone if they put their whole mind to it and just do it!




PhotoReading doesn't work, you do. PhotoReading is a system, it's an application of something you do. Saying PhotoReading works is like saying cooking works.

The way you master cooking is you just do it. Some recipes turn out fantastic others are burnt offerings. And even expert chefs have cooking disasters.

Same with PhotoReading you just do it. In the beginning the simple books are easiest. As you become an expert you have more masterpieces and even some activation disasters (burnt offerings)

So go easy on yourself and just follow the steps. Like a recipe it all comes together and once you are familiar with the recipe you don't even think about the steps you just create it.

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It's very good that you and your student has a strong bond, touches my heart.

I will continue to photoread till the day I die. I will follow all the steps when I photoread. Yep I get it, photoreading is an action just like normal reading.

Thanks alex for all your help

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