Speed Reading: How to Read a Book a Day

Simple Tricks to Explode Your Reading Speed and Comprehension

De: Ryan James

Narrado por: Sam Slydell

Do you want to:

• Study better?
• Be able to read faster and retain more information?
• Make more efficient notes?
• Pass tests more successfully?
• Be more creative?
• Engage in business armed with great focus and full comprehension?
• Be able to read one book a day?

Then speed reading is the answer! It improves your reading speed, focus, and comprehension! It gives you the power to develop better time management, enhances your concentration and logical thinking, and also improves your overall self-confidence.

This easy-to-understand audiobook provides guides that will help you understand:

• Speed reading techniques
• Reading vs. speed reading
• How to break poor reading habits
• How to start speed reading
• Importance of daily eye exercises
• And more!

Find out what your current reading level is, and learn how to incorporate the exercises and techniques found in this audiobook into your daily routine so that speed reading becomes a habit. Soon you will find that you can read an entire book each day! The more you read, the more knowledge you will gain that you can use to achieve your goals in life.

Grab this audiobook and become a speed reader today!

©2017 Ryan James (P)2017 Ryan James

This book gave me a lot of information.

When I have completed my test I shall update this review accordingly. This is not the Evelyn Wood method repackaged. It is an entirely different method. I'm happy with this.

it is right for me

This book is right for me. Although my favorite hobby is listening, I really haven't had the chance of assessing my own listening skills, speed in particular. Well, I believe the author in saying that speed reading is very important in our daily lives. Now, I have the chance to assess my own speed reading skills. And I have also learned all the strategies and exercises found in this book that I can use to improve or enhance my reading
skills.

Exactly what i was looking for!

Most other 'speed reading' books do not take me beyond the basics. Your book takes me directly to the purpose of speed reading which for me is understanding the concepts and ideas of what the author is trying to get across. Thank you for the terrific book. It works wonders.

Perfect for Beginners

I like the manner in which the writer took us in to how to get down to earth in perusing and her tips on perusing. Moreover she additionally indicated us distinctive understanding method and how they can be valuable in perusing.

How to Read a Book a Day

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This is a mind blowing book

Went from being a person who listen each word in my mind to a progressively productive audience that selects catchphrases and expressions. Incredible apparatus to speed up.

After finishing this book I am very excited

After finishing this book I am very excited to become the reader I always knew I could become. I love reading (non-fiction) and I am always trying to find ways to squeeze more results from my efforts by reading more books and increasing my comprehension.

So glad I purchased

Excellent book, must listen (and use) for an adult reader who has to cope with large amount of reading and information. Heavy book!!

valid points

Interesting book with great techniques for learning to speed read. I am still in the process, so not sure if I can achieve +300% increase, but I definitely think the book has some valid points. However, as with everything it requires dedication and training to master

Clear and informative

I discovered his book accommodating however it was of the commonplace Ryan James technique utilizing a filtering strategy with a pointer as a pacing apparatus. Lamentably the propensities and apparatuses that I gained from this book didn't keep going extremely long and I fell back to my more slow pace.