[DOWNLOAD] "Faster Reading and Power Recall" by Wendy Paulson * Book PDF Kindle ePub Free
eBook details
- Title: Faster Reading and Power Recall
- Author : Wendy Paulson
- Release Date : January 12, 2015
- Genre: Education,Books,Professional & Technical,Reference,Foreign Languages,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 901 KB
Description
Do you wish you had better reading skills? It's a fairly easy question, however the responses can vary significantly. Do you read for pleasure, education or for your job? How well do you read?
Some people read very fast when it's for pleasure. But, their skill level plummets when reading non-fiction. In today's world it is absolutely crucial that one reads well. This is, after all, "the information age." And, that point is driven home with a vengeance every time you log on to your computer.
Reading well and reading fast are no longer just an option. There isn't a job that isn't somehow tied to reading. Even some of the lesser skilled positions that used to be purely labor intensive now require that the employee can read and do it well.
What if there were a way to instantly boost your reading skills? What if you could tear down some of the self-imposed barriers you may have created for yourself and improve your employment situation?
Well, there is a way to accomplish that and much more. And, it needn't require returning to school. It also won't include having to put up your youngest child as collateral, because our proposal is very cost effective.
How can we do that?
Does it sound impossible? Well, not only is it possible but we also guarantee your success. We can give you a blueprint on how to increase your reading skills and discover how to read with speed and retain what you have read.
This blueprint is our guide called, "Faster Reading and Power Recall." And guess what?
- You don’t need any training. It’s a very easy read.
- It doesn’t require a lot of time to get started.
- You can begin as soon as you’ve read the guide.
What you will learn
- Learn how health affects your reading..
- Find out about "skimpy reading"..
- Discover how to use a focus point..
- Lower your sub-vocalization..
- Uncover the limits of fast reading..
- Know the reasons are for low results..
- Be open to understanding that speed is not everything..