Posts Tagged ‘PhotoReading’

Teaching PhotoReading this weekend in Denver, Colorado was  yet another tremendous opportunity for me to help share this incredible and life changing program. The class was full of hungry, eager learners that hung on every word and gave it their all as they learned this simple and elegant mind development protocol.
 

I love it when people take responsiblity for their learning and engage in new and expanded sciences of the mind and discover how to develop more of their potential. Isn’t that what life’s all about?
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Are you a creature of habit? Of course you are! We all are. In every area of our lives, we do nearly thing habitually, without even thinking about it. This is why it’s so important to develop good habits early on, especially with learning and reading. Have you been taught to be passive as a reader, getting bored and falling sleep on the book? Don’t fret, that’s a habit many people are plagued with. And we’ve got to improve on that habit since reading is the bedrock of learning in any and all subjects. Right?

Well, the beauty of the PhotoReading Whole Mind System is that it teaches you to become APQ – Active, Purposeful and Questioning as a reader. This is essential for your success! Otherwise, reading turns out to be just one nap after another. This remarkable program will teach you how to get your reading done, in the time you have available, at the comprehension level you need and how to stay awake and love every minute of it!

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I’m currently in Boston, teaching a PhotoReading seminar at the Hilton Boston Back Bay Hotel. I’ve got a new group of hungry, excited seekers that are immersed in the PhotoReading protocol. I’m blown away because at each seminar, people come from far and wide to gain access to this beautiful program.

In addition to the United States residents, we have two Australian women; the beautiful Ann Conway and her daughter Katie. What a trek! And there is Yukio Kokubu who traveled all the way from Japan to experience the program. When I asked him why he didn’t take it from the incredible Masanori Kanda, a famous Japanese Instructor and Marketing Guru, he said that he had the specific goal of wanting to improve his English and is PhotoReading all of his books in English. He is doing a great job connecting with his class mates and "doing the thing!"

As Emerson said, He who does not the thing, has not the power. He who does the thing, has the power!
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I just returned last night from an eight day stay in Kent, England. As one of three master trainers and certifying instructors, I was there to help a PhotoReading Instructor candidate complete her certification by preparing and then demonstraing her skills by teaching an actual seminar.