Hi,
You new to the photoreading forum so it is understandable if you never saw any previous posts on not trying to learn photoreading with school textbooks or technical books.
Take the analogy of first we learn to crawl,then we learn to walk,then we learn to run.
Just as we learned to crawl first we did not just immediately start running we learned to crawl first.
Start with a simple basic book that has absolutely nothing to do with school or a career. Something that does not have a grade attached to it. It can be a self help book or a book about a hobby you are interested in.
Not a good idea to try to learn photoreading and some technical manual at the same time. So get 10 basic books and spend 2 weeks activating them.
When you are confident of your activation abilities and you are using the system successfully again 10 basic books for 2 weeks,
prepare,preview, photoread, activate superread & dip, skittering, mindmapping when you really honestly feel that the system is working for you with basic books then transfer that acquired skill to school/technical books.
One more thing about technical books. They take a lot longer than regular books. Be prepared to spend at least 30 hours on a technical book. A technical book will typically take about 90 hours to complete using conventional reading so with photoreading it will take at least 30 hours.
Photoread4me
