PhotoReading - American photoreaders talk about photoreading

[pokeher26]

i took a photo reading course 12 years ago. i gota FULL REFUND because i felt i did not learn anything. 12 years later and i realized it taught me well worth its cost.

[SideofClouds]

@ 01:09 he says "The human eye processes aprox. 10 million bits of information per second".........I think he meat the human BRAIN not eye.....or the vid is cut in pieces and put back together with a mistake:P

[waterfordel]

I also had an aha moment. When I was looking over my mind map, I was working on my peripheral vision. I was trying to apply Tim Ferris' PX method. Its not so easy, but I was able to comprehend more. I also applied Photo Focus, following the steps. I got the info down.

[waterfordel]

Its in the mind maps. I'm taking Patho right now and really I haven't activated the book. Everything the teacher said, I took down the notes mind map style. So forty minutes studying straight, then take a twenty minute break. Then another 10 min. because I already grasped the material. Photoreading does work.

[jhauzeur85]

I'm searching any person who photoread a book, and really activate the book, nobody appear in the internet... maby you are the person.... I have the photoreading learning course, but I can't activate the book, over 10 days... what can I do ???

could you help me please ???

[photoreaderuk]

If you have the book or the photoreading course just follow the instructions. It's explained there. In a nutshell, you need to work with the book to activate it (preview, set the purpose, work with the book, make mindmaps and rhizomaps, scan, skitter, skim the text - depending on your purpose, and if you need further details you need to rapid read the book). Hope this helps.

[jhauzeur85]

I'm searching any person who photoread a book, and really activate the book, nobody appear in the internet... maby you are the person.... I have the photoreading learning course, but I can't activate the book, over 10 days... what can I do ???

could you help me please ???

[Kafabi]

Hi :) I am from Poland and I wish Paul Schelle was in my country :)

[da9el1]

is this for real? this is amazing. plz give more info on this . Thanks

[mikelelivelaughlove]

it is! its hard to get the hang of at first but its very very useful & amazing! watch the interview video where the news guy trys it, or read the book or order the system! You won't regret it!

[Gulipad]

Can you speed read? If you do, I have a question: Can you remember a book you just read as if you had read it the "traditional" way?

[mikelelivelaughlove]

Yes, in fact I recently read a book and about 6mnths later I photoread it and I knew it MUCH better than before. I picked up on the little details that I never noticed when I read it the traditional way!