Speed Reading Interview #2 Part 1

[SunriseInTheMidwest]

Audiobooks FTW

[kaisaris25]

@aFuckingTroll All interviews are scripted idiot.

[aFuckingTroll]

When is the "How to Prepare a Scripted Interview" tutorial coming out?

[thedeven1]

is anyone else's video messing up at 7:51?

[decoysupreme]

um .... it's like everything

[jshpro3]

You can skim technical manuals all day doesn't mean you're understanding it.

[muek1822]

this is great dude. you're the best. what's his name btw?lol

[Trainingace]

Another great and informative video. to answer the question below, in short no. It's OK to learn by listening, however if you mean that you are an auditory reader then yes, this would definitely slow you down.

Come and check out my videos or PM me for more tips on reducing subvocalisation. Jane

[samuraiX1666]

hah nevermind the first question. It was somewhat answered in the video. Though someone answering that second one would be appreciated

[samuraiX1666]

Well I have 2 questions to ask you, seeing as you're the only person I've found that seems to have a firm grasp on this 'speed reading' thing. 1. incresing 370wpm to around 1000-1500wpm. what's the timeframe for that? 2. Would being a very auditory learner affect one's ability to speed read?

[randompast]

Thank you so much!!!

[hectoratl]

great videos, gracias.

[serginater]

This is great. All your videos are awesome!!! Thanks guys!!!

[michiganois]

Like a conversation you might have at Starbucks with a couple of friends. A comfortable, personalistic and intelligent conversation between two friends on what one student found useful. Grab a coffee and listen in.