“Help! I need to increase my reading speed now!”
If you're like me, you have information coming
at you 24/7 from a variety of sources: e-mails, books,
special reports, magazines, training manuals, vendor
information, etc. and it keeps growing. We are under
pressure to quickly assimilate this information so that
we can make business, career, and life decisions better
and faster than ever before.
I have tried various speed reading programs
with very little success. I have learned the systems,
scanned the pages, used the “index finger” to keep
myself on track and not increased my reading speed at
all. The problem with these programs is that they force
us to learn a reading system that is not natural to us,
thereby causing us to fail.
Then it happened that I was exposed to the
solution. A vendor, who wanted me to quickly read his
product information, explained in his follow-up e-mail
that he understands that I am busy and offered a win-win
solution---the RapidReader program. The very
first time I used RapidReader I fell in love. I
found that I was able to instantly increase my reading
speed and read the vendor's manual in a matter of
minutes.
RapidReader
is based on a ten-year research project by John Hopkins
University which studied barriers to faster reading.
The results revealed that for over 5,000 years we humans
set ourselves up for failure by requiring our eyes to
move to where written words are instead of letting the
words that we read come to us. Not only do we work too
hard to read when we must move our eyes to read a page,
but we also increase our risk of being distracted during
the reading process, both resulting in slower reading
speed. RapidReader eliminates the two main
barriers to reading speed: eye movement and sounding out
words.
RapidReader's
“Speed Reading on Demand” is software that easily
integrates into applications you use the most, including
Microsoft Word, Adobe Acrobat Reader, Outlook, and Web
Browsers. RapidReader can be installed on your
personal computer, laptop, Palm, or mobile phone. Once
installed, you simply select a document to read, select
the desired reading speed from 100 to 950 wpm, sit back,
and your document is converted into a moving panorama of
flashing words, much like looking at a movie. The John
Hopkins study found that subjects who read text flashed
like a movie in one location on a screen read at
incredible speeds of up to 1200 wpm. A similar study at
the University of Southern California revealed that 86%
of subjects significantly increased their reading
comprehension over reading on paper when using
RapidReader at 300 wpm.
RapidReader
takes reading into the 21st century to help
us meet today's demands to process information at a
breakneck pace. I highly recommend RapidReader
for business owners, executives, managers, students,
teachers, and anyone else who must process huge amounts
of information to succeed. See for yourself by
trying a free trial copy of RapidReader at:
RapidReader
Free Trial
