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DeepSix #74021 10/20/09 05:15 PM
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More advice, I hope you do not mind:

I would dive in forthwith.

Just Photoread them upside down and turn the pages from the back of the books forward, even Photoreading thus a dozen books.

Concentrate singing or chanting as in a lullaby your chosen affirmations while you Photoread.

Do not attempt to activate these series of tech books. Keep to one theme to you, or by subject.

Then in a less than a week go dig into the material as in 'a lab experiment' or get your hands into the subject where you must 'know' to procede.

Use your hands to activate. This is a key to getting knowing into experience and on to mastery forthwith.

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DeepSix #74094 10/26/09 10:38 PM
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Hello there! It's all based on purpose. Time pressure is our biggest stressor these days. So, for that reason, it may be great to start with the PhotoReading Home Study Course so that you can Get your reading done, at the comprehension level you need and in the time you have available.

You will find elements of the Memory Optimizer woven into the PhotoReading Course. Same with Genius Code.

So the first thing would be to establish, "What do you want?" What is your goal? Is it to plow through stacks of reading material so that books become like snack food? That's just what they are for me! If so, PhotoReading would be the thing to start with.

Secondly, the Memory Optimizer course is designed in a dialogue format with two people talking. The first time out the gate, I listened to it while driving and cooking just to check it out. Sitting still for long periods is tough for me. I liked it and when I went back through (a little at a time), I was able to complete the exercises and play with them and incorporate them into my life and study habits easily. This is not ALL OR NOTHING kind of stuff.

As my teacher and friend Paul Scheel says, "Have fun and most important, go easy on yourself."

So find a way to make it fun. Enroll a family member to play and do the course with you. That's part of activation - becoming active with the material, with books, becoming active as a learner, and with others as well. After all, we don't live on this planet alone! Have fun with your new learning and having an accountability partner makes it better!

Do it now - and make it fun! And that's an order.


Millicent St. Claire!
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