just picked up a copy of eyeq,
1 day ago
we’ll see how it goes.
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lexical is trying not to worry about student loans
I know I need to learn to speed read, but I suffer from depression so I tend to put things off. I would love to make my brain sharper an learn to speed read, if possible, 1,000 words a minute at a minimum.
MacBuglet more coffee
yummy! Books!
1 month ago
I learned how to speed read some time bac- I practiced it when studying for a whole slew of tests. It comes in handy when studying. The problem is- once you learn to do it you do it all the time. I really have to try to make a book I’m enjoying last any length of time. :P
AnnieWil is changing up her running program
My chosen method
3 months ago
I’ll be using PhotoReading to accomplish this. I got the program as a free trial and liked it so much that I decided to keep it!
r0ck3t3r Working
Free Speed Reading Exercises
6 months ago
I was really into this for a while. I was upset with the insane price for eye exercises. I decided to build my own and it helped me out a lot. I am offering them for free on this website. No gimmicks and nothing to sell. It’s all free. Check it out:
I am only topping off at 500 wpm and think I can do better. My wife is blazing fast. She reads about 800wpm. Thats like one paperback book a night before bed.
DJPimpDaddy is sick of refering to himself in 3rd person.
Making your eyes hurt, 1 lesson at a time
7 months ago
I started the EyeQ program. So far I can honestly say that I see results. I can understand why they say to just do 1 lesson a day though, in the beginning your eyes hurt a bit from the strain. But like any muscle in the body, you gotta work it out to improve.
Resources
7 months ago
About to head to the library to grab Breakthrough Rapid Reading by Peter Kump. The reviews for it on Amazon look promising enough.
Oh2BeA_Yalie is thinking about not procrastinating over the weekend
Resources and materials?
7 months ago
Hi all, I would really love to improve my WPM which I think would greatly help with school and all the classics/texts/plain-old-boring-books that I would love to get through quickly. I have tried two books, both of which were absolutely no help at all, If anyone has any info on resources (e.g. audios, websites, books, etc) or reviews please share them, I would greatly appreciate it! BTW, I have been hearing a lot about spreeder.com, anyone have some info or perhaps a review- good or bad? Thanks!
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yes_yes_yall asks,
“is there anyone who would like to team up with me on this? I bought the EyeQ software.”
— 2 years ago |
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Mark asks,
“Has anyone tried Ron White's speed reading audio material?”
— 3 years ago |
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