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#82160 08/02/13 09:02 AM
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I took the old course of Photoreading. Never finished it. You know life etc etc.

In April I took 3 Mortgage Courses. These were scheduled consecutively for 18 months. Opening the first manual filled me with dread. So much "stuff" to learn.

Dusting off Photoreading I reviewed the basics.

Over the next 3 days I completed the first course. I entered "another World". I know that sounds tin hat or woo woo territory but I cannot think of other words. I felt as if I "inhaled" the course.

The exam was 3 hours. I finished in 50 minutes including a check of all questions. It was a strange experience because my body revealed the correct answers.

After the exam I started the next two courses (which were easier) and finished both in two days.

A few minutes ago I just bought the new version. For me the course is more than "Photoreading" - it is about life. It would take me a long time to explain that statement. Lets leave it at that.

Take care

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Small? That's huge, mate. Going from course material that was filling you with dread to finishing the exam that quickly.

I agree learning PhotoReading isn't just learning to PhotoRead it's changes how you look at life. If I can do this... what else can I do?

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Originally Posted By: Alex K. Viefhaus
Small? That's huge, mate. Going from course material that was filling you with dread to finishing the exam that quickly.

I agree learning PhotoReading isn't just learning to PhotoRead it's changes how you look at life. If I can do this... what else can I do?

Alex


Thank you for the validation.

By "small" I placed the event in a global perspective. I did not read 10 books at a 1 000 000 words per minute rate with 100% accuracy.

But it was huge for little me in my little event.

There are powerful ideas in the program.

Thanks and thanks

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Know something interesting? Not even the author has 100% verbatim recall of their books.

It's not what you know. It how you use what you know.

Alex

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Originally Posted By: Alex K. Viefhaus
Know something interesting? Not even the author has 100% verbatim recall of their books.

It's not what you know. It how you use what you know.

Alex


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