Speed Reading is Good

With each additional book we read, we create more connections and can have clearer visions. The great geniuses first saw an entire work with their mind's eye and all they had to do was translate that vision into writing, without the need for further corrections. The subconscious is a veritable data bank that the conscious mind does not yet know how to access and which remains unused. The more we feed our minds with better information, the more we will be able to find answers and make the connection between conscious and subconscious permanent, not just accidental. No matter how much we praise one of the most famous geniuses in history, Albert Einstein, he only used 10-15% of his brain capacity in his moments of performance. This is small compared to 100%, but big compared to just 2% for the average person. Much of our inability to exceed these two percent is learned. Parents, family or society have wrongly taught us that we don't stand a chance and that the best thing to do is accept the status quo. Let's wake up to reality! Accelerated learning and speed reading techniques have been taught in universities around the world for over 20-30 years. The challenge is to save information from short-term memory to long-term memory, which is achieved through advanced accelerated learning techniques.