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#82783 02/05/14 02:11 PM
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Hi

I just started with photo-reading and i encounter some difficulties .After i photo-read i get all this information in my head but dont know how to structure it ,i try doing the mind map but i dont really know understand how to structure everything ...has anyone been in my situation ?Any thoughts ?or some exercise to help ?


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That means you need to check your purpose. What do you want from the book. Build comprehension with your activation layers.

Look at the five day test from the PhotoReading book.

Alex

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Hello Luciana,
I encountered this challenge many times at the beginning. As Alex said, it helps if you are specific about your purpose. However sometimes we don't really know what our purpose is, we just know we need something, right?

I have found that if I have a piece of paper next to me, and Mindmap all of the info that comes through and then leave it for awhile, that when I come back to it I am able to make some sense as to how I am suppose to use the information.

I always believed that it was coming through for a reason, I just needed to be patient to see where I was going to use it.

I have many years of binders of my Photoreading worksheets and notes and they are really fascinating to see my transformation using the Photoreading techniques.

Regards,

Lisa


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