Hello Stweet,
From the Photoreading book 4th edition Chapter 7 Activate
page 52.
"Activation after Photoreading is quite different than trying to recall what you read in a regular manner. Activation techniques are designed to restimulate the new neural connection you created by Photoreading, rather than trying to force recall through the critical/logical conscious mind.""
"You must be active and purposeful to gain conscious comprehension. During activation you find text relevant to your purpose. When you have no purpose for reading a document, generally little benefit can be gained from activation".
I remind you what Alex had shared earlier about never wanting to merely recall information from a book.
I will share an example with you. Attorneys have volumes and volumes and volumes of books pertaining to various laws. They do not go and memorize all these volumes they just find the particular statue or law that pertains to their case.
Is it really practical or even beneficial to you to memorize a dictionary. What is the point of that? What can be gained from that? Is it a wise use of your time and resources?
How many pages is this financial dictionary? How many words does it have?
Again, Photoreading is not about developing a photographic memory.
Photoread4me.
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