Posted By: Hudzon Normal reading - obsolete? - 01/31/06 01:53 PM
I was wondering, once you learn how to PR, do you still read normally once in a while or do you apply your skills to everything you read?
Does knowing how to Photo read make normal reading obsolete?
Posted By: Alex K. Viefhaus Re: Normal reading - obsolete? - 02/05/06 06:02 AM
What really is "normal" reading.

If you mean do we still sit back on a deckchair out in the garden with a good novel letting it take as long as we want to read it. Yup I still do that. Difference is I do it faster. Instead of taking a week to finish a novel in 3-4 hour blocks here and there. I finish it in one 3-4 hour block (and boy is that leisurely reading).

Our overall reading speed does increase so instead of reading at 190 words a minute we read between 300 and 600 wpm. And yes I still PhotoRead the book. I like the fact I don't miss the details like I did at 240wpm.

In all you don't lose a still you gain more.

Alex

Posted By: delacy Re: Normal reading - obsolete? - 02/05/06 08:16 PM
I am half way through the home study course. if i want to curl up with a book this afternoon, will "traditional" reading mess with my progress of PR?
Posted By: Alex K. Viefhaus Re: Normal reading - obsolete? - 02/05/06 10:02 PM
I don't see why it should. It's your purpose so go ahead and curl up with a good book.

Alex

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