I apologize for any inconvenience. It's obviously my purpose which is causing a few problems. Deep down, I really want to learn the system, otherwise I would have not purchased it. It's obviously a deeper purpose that your after.
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Why? What does it matter how productively or fast you study? Why even study?
I'm very focused on my study. I always like to get good marks and that's my goal. If photoreading can help me get those good marks, well that's my purpose.
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You don't have time for reading and by the sound of it are not exactly super thrilled about it and you're suggesting you yourself you want to read more? And haven't got the time to enjoy leisure reading anyway?
Well, it's not exactly my fault that I don't get all the time in the world for reading. I probably get 1 hour a day of leisure reading. Any reading that I get time for is usually for school, such as for study. And who said I don't enjoy reading.
Anyways on CD 1 of the photoreading course, Paul Scheele says that photoreading is for those that love reading and those that don't particularly like it.
Usually, for me to read a book in my leisure time, it can take me up to a 2 weeks or even a month. It's just ridiculous.
Why do I want to read? Well, I just wish I had more time for my leisure reading. There are so many books that I'd love to get through. However, when you read at speeds of 300 wpm, it takes very long to get through a book. If photoreading can change that, well who's not tempted by the idea of that.
I want to become someone who's knowledgeable, I want to improve my grades. I want to do well in my HSC next year. Listen, there's not really much more that I can think of for my purpose. That's from the heart, that's why I bought the photoreading course.
If you don't want to help me, well I'll understand, I can see I'm being a bit annoying with all my questions.
Thanks,
Anthony
