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#18673 11/21/00 09:36 PM
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Hi,
I am just starting out and I wonder
if you have to read 3 or more differt books
a day or may that be the same 3 or more books
during a few days.






#18674 11/22/00 12:55 AM
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You would receive most benefit when you PhotoRead 3 or more books every single day when first starting.






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Aloys,

Apply PR to every and any type of material you can get your hands on.

The important thing is not what you PR but the fact that you are actively engaged in the act of PR'ing.

Humbily,

Michael Saikali







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Aloys,

Apply PR to every and any type of material you can get your hands on.

The important thing is not what you PR but the fact that you are actively engaged in the act of PR'ing.

Humbily,

Michael Saikali







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Aloys when I started out I photofocused 3 or more books a day on the same subject. Then I would activate one of them per week. I found photofocusing that many books to be a less daunting task. Although, activating all of them would be good practice.

Wow, Doug Weight #39 just scored for the Edmonton Oilers. Sweet. Hockey Rules.






#18678 12/07/00 12:18 AM
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Do you still preview, all the material that you PR?, or instead, do you do postviewing? any comments. thak you.







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I preview a book when I'm determining whether or not I want to PhotoRead it; otherwise, I postview.

I also preview when I am extremely curious about a book and want immediate conscious gratification. In thinking about it, I tend to have more curiosity about a book when I order it online instead of getting from a bookstore or library. It seems my curiosity builds from the time I click that button to when it arrives.






#18680 01/17/01 09:43 PM
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quote:
Originally posted by sixtos:
Do you still preview, all the material that you PR?, or instead, do you do postviewing? any comments. thak you.








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See more comments in the "preview" archive.






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HA HA HA i know what you mean Pete my curiosity level is through the roof right now.....about this Photoreading system. I should have ordered the book from you guys right from the start, that would have saved me at least a week.






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