ExecuRead

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A year ago, over a weekend, i took Dr. Stewart's Speed Reading course. Basically, I never thought that I would have any practical use for it in my health insurance business. THEN, last summer, Congress passed the new Health Care Reform bill and I figured I had better understand what it was all about - all 2400+ pages of it.\t\nHaving practiced my speed reading weekly, i started reading the bill. I have finished multiple readings by now, and I would not have taken on this challenge unless for Bruce's course. Now, people are contacting me for information, since I have become somewhat of an expert on the 'real' facts. Thank you, again, Bruce for your wonderful training.

Letter to Dr. Bruce Stewart at Execuread:\t\n\t\nDear Bruce,\t\n \t\nI just wanted to write and thank you for the course and the e-mails that followed. I will admit after the course I did not continue studying. I have begun practicing since returning from break, but the probability of doing so was less likely if not for your occassional reminders. Guilt does wonderful things for me. :)\t\n \t\nEverywhere I go now, I can see whole paragraphs (sometimes whole pages) and I don't even think about it. I mark off sets of pages in my text books, per your instructions, and I practice with the timer. Everytime I practice I get faster. Although reading the medical texts takes a lot longer than pleasure reading, I picked up a non-fiction, non-medical book and was through the first 100 pages in about 15 minutes with near 100% comprehension. I was reading around 3,000 wpm; I did not explicitly track the time. I looked up at the clock thinking I must have been reading for an hour, terrified I had taken such a long break; alas, only 15 minutes had passed. This may not be a super fast time for you or your students, but I was ecstatically happy. I came to your class reading at about 290 wpm, and left, after two days, at around 1200 wpm. It has been two months since I took the class. I have only been practicing intermittently for the last two weeks.\t\n \t\nRegarding my medical text books, I spend about 30 minutes per chapter reading, including preview and 10-15 minutes of practice. Normally this would have taken me close to 3 hours without the practice. I feel I have minimal comprehension, until I get to the chapter questions; I know the answers in my own words and feel like I am guessing. When I check the answers, I am right on track. \t\n \t\nI cannot begin to thank you more. I have always prided my self for efficiency and improving my efficiency, reading excluded, and the importance of reading for my education/carreer cannot be understated.\t\n \t\nI hope you had wonderful holidays, and I hope this year finds you well.\t\n \t\nAmelia Sybenga, OMS I\t\nLincoln Memorial University - DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine\t\n6595 Cumberland Gap Drive\t\nHarrogate, TN 37752\t\namelia.sybenga@lmunet.edu