SILVER COURSE * SPEED READING

Think of yourself right now, at this moment, as the sum of the investments you have made over time up to the present moment. Whether you are happy or not, you have yourself to congratulate or to blame. If you know what you want, then you will continue to invest in your future. If you're uncertain, then you'll indulge in commonality and mediocrity.

If you've failed to perform so far, or if you have but feel you can and deserve to do better, then your answer is speed reading. Just understand that speed reading is only your first step to success. Speed reading teaches you what to read and how to read.

You need to give speed reading a chance. Don't start off sceptically, thinking that speed readers are just charlatans, because you've got certain benchmarks, milestones to guide you. I've succeeded in this area and you certainly will too. I have overcome my condition as a mediocre student, then you will succeed in doing the same. You are no different from successful people. We all have the same huge potential. Thanks to the activation of this potential, we can read quickly and increase our personal value permanently.

What I'm suggesting to you through speed reading is to accumulate assets that bring you residual income, extra energy and residual time that you can reinvest. What I propose is that you invest resources in speed reading and brilliance. When you are a genius person, then whatever comes into your life, you will be able to find solutions, opportunities to evolve and embrace new life principles.

The first benefit of speed reading is improved memory. The weaker your memory, the more information gaps there will be, and these gaps will decrease your personal performance. You are a sum of memories. If tomorrow you start forgetting important things then your life will never be the same. Memory is not a quality you were born with and don't have to do anything for. Memory is a medium to long term investment and depending on the capital you choose to invest you will get results. If you take it seriously from high school and then train your memory during college, and when you finish college you don't hang your degree on a nail but continue the training then you are already a successful person. This course will only answer a number of questions and confirm what you already know.