PhotoReading is a blast to teach. When I took the course for the first time in 2002, I was blown away
and made a commitment to teach it to others. I now lead seminars and am the master trainer for Learning Strategies Corporation, the developer of the program.
The thing that impressed me the most is how much I learned about myself. Not about reading, but how and why it was possible to PhotoRead, and how my brain and mind work. That in itself is an interesting distinction. I also loved the course design is elegant and rich with science and interactive exercises which helped me to have a new experience of myself. Well who wouldn't want that?
PhotoReading is more than an intellectual exercise, its a whole brain, whole person immersion which connects the learner to themselves in a deeper way than taught in school.
Schools teach us about subjects whereas PhotoReading teaches us about ourselves. Once I understood that, I realized that I could learn anything faster and better. The challenge then became what to focus my attention on since I realized I had new skills and all I need to do was hone them and move to mastery.
That's what this blog is about - Mastery. We can dibble and dabble or we can make a true commitment and do the thing we say we REALLY want to do.
Join me in a conversation about YOUR amazing brain and how to use it in the way intended and have fun learning about yourself and whats possible at the same time!
The thing that impressed me the most is how much I learned about myself. Not about reading, but how and why it was possible to PhotoRead, and how my brain and mind work. That in itself is an interesting distinction. I also loved the course design is elegant and rich with science and interactive exercises which helped me to have a new experience of myself. Well who wouldn't want that?
PhotoReading is more than an intellectual exercise, its a whole brain, whole person immersion which connects the learner to themselves in a deeper way than taught in school.
Schools teach us about subjects whereas PhotoReading teaches us about ourselves. Once I understood that, I realized that I could learn anything faster and better. The challenge then became what to focus my attention on since I realized I had new skills and all I need to do was hone them and move to mastery.
That's what this blog is about - Mastery. We can dibble and dabble or we can make a true commitment and do the thing we say we REALLY want to do.
Join me in a conversation about YOUR amazing brain and how to use it in the way intended and have fun learning about yourself and whats possible at the same time!
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