Speed Read Anything

How to Read a Book a Day with Better Retention Than Ever (Learning How to Learn 15)

By: Peter Hollins

Narrated by: Russell Newton

A few simple changes to tripling your current reading speed.

Imagine how much time you could save. We all have material we need to read. Enjoyable or not, we still need to get through it. What if you could get through it faster and have even better retention than before? Scientifically proven methods of optimally absorbing information.

Speed Read Anything is your essential guide to the topic. You will learn tips and tricks that will transform your entire attitude toward reading. What you thought you knew about speed reading will be turned upside-down, and everyone will ask you for your secrets. All you need to do is point them to this book. Break you slow reading habits and develop your visual concentration.

Peter Hollins has studied psychology and peak human performance for over a dozen years and is a best-selling author. He has worked with a multitude of individuals to unlock their potential and path toward success. His writing draws on his academic, coaching, and research experience.

• How to skim and scan anything with speed and understanding
• Learn the myths of speed reading that everyone believes
• How to preview a text in the most efficient manner
• Strategically training your eyes to ignore
• How to stop reading aloud in your head
• How to read by concepts rather than individual words
• Accelerate your reading, memory, and comprehension

©2021 Peter Hollins (P)2021 Peter Hollins

Wow! At the Age of 73 years old I can Speed Read

I love this book. I have been a slow reader all my life. This book has help me to improve my compression dramatically. You'll be amazed on how easy you can improve your reading skills.

Not Very Insightful

So apparently if you want to be a proficient speed reader you have to spend a considerable amount of time doing prep work. That seems very counterintuitive, trying to save time reading by doing a bunch of pre-reading. This was my introduction into the world of speed reading and right now I'm not very impressed. I'm gonna try one more book on the subject and if it's not any better than this one then I'm just going stick to the old tried and true method of sub-vocalization. Maybe you'll have better luck with this book then I did.