Speed Reading: the Ultimate Guide on Reading FASTER and BETTER | Jim Kwik

Discover how to read 300% faster and more effective in just 21 days: bit.ly/3T9ik97
The 21st century has replaced muscle power with mind power. Having the skill to read faster is a superpower that will give you a true advantage in your career, profession, majors, and life.
To reach a speed reading that's calm and confident (not frenzy fast), you need to unlearn these bad reading habits. It's about working smarter not harder.
Become a world-class reader with the world's #1 brain coach, Jim Kwik. This program is divided into 21 DAILY online sessions of 10 - 20 minute videos. Each created to give you the ultimate edge in life with the ability to read faster (while retaining more) and save you years of productivity all WITHOUT "Smart Pills" or Endless "Brain Games."
0:00 What is speed reading
2:20 Reading speed test
9:20 How to read faster
15:36 How to speed read
20:05 Speed reading practice
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[@JimKwik]

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[@Rainbowinc-dn2zp]

But what happened if i have english as a second language. English is not my native language

[@Sharleneoo7]

Am glad I found your channel ..I got back into school and you have been so helpful..Thank you.

[@sousousamira6421]

I am very happy because I am learning English with French and Arabic

[@henokmekonnen6229]

I love your books iam10yearolditchange my reading skills 🎃

[@IAMLiamwalker4444]

I Love you Jim, thank you so much for all the help ❤

[@amenaalghanem2544]

before: 90 words a minute after: 150 words a minute im 16 years old and reading has always been a struggle for me, i have always wanted to finish reading a novel but couldn't. now i feel like i can finally do it without just listening to audio books. this actually helped alot, i honestly wasn't expecting anything. thank you!

[@Toembo]

My first read was about 160 words, it’s kinda low. The second time I did this I read 260 words. I did get better focus at times but also lost a bit comprehension at others. Also got too excited cause I did not believe I could read this fast and yea lost track lol. More than anything I am excited to implement this into my readings from here on. Thank you for a very pedagogical teaching on Kwikreading

[@dnbrg74]

Same thing for me. 150wpm to 235wpm. found myself thinking that I was reading faster while following my finger rather than reading. But when I was reading, it did feel like I wasn't comprehending as much. I could easily move my finger fast and stream all the words in, but they weren't sticking. I assume I need to move my finger slower to strike the balance of speed and comprehension.

[@sherenewoodhouse]

Do u teach to read with children

[@ashfaqtahmeed194]

Hey I tried it today. First attempt got 150. Can you tell me how is your current rate. How did you get rid of subvocalization

[@jennifermorgan4502]

Using my finger did not increase my speed but definitely increased my focus. I’ll check back in after a week of practice.

[@marcelbentz]

Then move your finger faster

[@bolarinwaroqeebat8347]

Blessed is the day I met you, Jim. Thanks for all of the great contents and tips. They are working so well.

[@hawa9129]

Before the finger tip I read 18 lines and after I read 35 lines. I loved it. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.

[@Musclemvn]

Leaders are Readers, Leaders ARE Leaders! Very impactful exit! Thank you as always.

[@yvonneromao8433]

Amazing. I am in my fifties and it is never too late to do anything better. I have always been a slow reader and felt, "If I could only read faster..." Voilá! Here you are. My first round was 156 words per minute and my second one was 252. Now I just have to get faster! Thank You!

[@pamelarios1804]

That's amazing Yvonne - I can't wait to read all the books in my shelf collecting dusk because of this new method.

[@amandahokanson2181]

Wow, I went from 160 words to 200 words/minute. I grew up in Korea so I often studied my textbooks word by word and sentence by sentence with a dictionary. I also read out loud because of needing to hear and learn difficult/foreign words coupled with an attempt to focus. Learning this, I think it's safe for me to let go of those habits. Thank you!

[@dylan4331]

Agree and thanks! I am your kwik reading student . JIM KWIK you deserve the best of the world . Congralulation for your baby! Sincerely

[@noelsoncarius3776]

Thanks for your help Jim , you are inspiring me a lot to stop limiting my self and I learn your tips to succeed.

[@goosgoos4571]

my god i went from 132 to 324😭 this is incredible, thank you! i never was one to read books when i was little just bc of how long it would take me, but these days i have been taking more interest in reading more books, so my results from this are very exciting! again, thank you for sharing your knowledge with the world!

[@AlwaysTrying]

Amazing! So, I was an avid reader up until about 10 years ago. This year I have read 2 books 😅 however, when I tried your technique, it worked - amazingly! I went from 264 wpm to 372!! I’m convinced! Thank you!

[@trxvxn]

the finger technique enhanced my speed so much, i am baffled… feeling like it instantly unlocked a good 35% speed increase. i have always been an average reader (felt i was on the slower side since i’ve known people who read so fas) but i still love to read. i’ve been reading for so many years, dense books, that’s i’ve forced my speed to increase, so this boost only compounded on that and i’m shredding through my reading now 🤯

[@savitapande7915]

You are so knowledgeable Jim. Thank you

[@Hamdevi]

This man was changed my life and my mindsets.

[@Robysfilms]

Thank you Jim, using this tape I increase my reading skills by 25% using finger. And I'm still using other advice to practice everyday, have a good day🙌

[@susancheah7875]

Thank you Jim for this wonderful knowledge. Will try to practise it.

[@lubabalomyana876]

55% up. Thank you! Have a blessed day.

[@sarthak4265]

Jim thank you! I will never forget this credit man!! Thank you 🙏🏻😀

[@tracyzfit389]

From 260 to 370 using the technique. I also felt that I did retain the information. This is really cool. Thank you!

[@ameliaip1499]

My reading speed jumped from 208 to 272 words per minute. Thank you, Jim!

[@nikolayvorobiev2892]

Super! 31 lines per 2 minutes and then 45!! Thank you! Will continue practicing. On a speed reading courses they told me not to follow the finger. But as you said they train how to get the gist only.

[@antoinetteopara2960]

Incredible! I jumped from 140 to 260 words per minute . Am lovin it

[@chrisbhag]

Hey,Jim! Been following you since I saw you on Impact Theory in 2014. I love your teachings very much, thank you so much for sharing ❤ I just recently finished your book Limitless and I really enjoyed it. Looking forward to reviewing it and putting the things I learned into practice.

[@jeffstephan6486]

Great, Jim shares on Limitless to read it 3 times, as I remember. So, time for me to reread it too. Happy Holidays!!

[@chrisbhag]

@@jeffstephan6486 same to you, thanks !

[@dianajohnson6936]

Thank you. Excellent presentation and knowledge. I feel more inspired to read my books waiting for me, practicing focused and faster.

[@maijab4124]

Wow ! Yes. I was able to focus more and read much further. Ty ty ty Your amazing.

[@edita110]

Thank you so much you are my new teacher. I never been a reader all my life.

[@marybautista7544]

First 23 lines in 2 mins. Second time 24 lines! Good start to go back reading again. 💕Thank you

[@thies1155]

This man is and has changed my life and my brain! 🧠

[@temmyjane]

Happy for you 🙂

[@muxammad2777]

Can you describe how, what changed? And how ? Thank you

[@thies1155]

@@muxammad2777 When you are able to do certain things dramatically more productively and boost the performance of your brain to a whole new level, you can truly achieve a lot. I have been working way more concentrated, since I have started training my focus, which works almost like a muscle. In addition to that, I have integrated a lot of little details to my day, which might not initially seem big, but eventually have their big effects. All of this changed my life and will in the years to come.

[@ravindartyler7566]

He is the only teacher we can trust

[@subhanmohsin3736]

The most generous coach

[@skernick1566]

Thanks a lot Jim! You are my brain hero.

[@rekhajv5334]

This is amazing. It did improve. Thank you so much!

[@Nitinrp1012]

Thanks for creating such wonderful and useful content. i reached from 198 to 252. Looking forward to reaching more than 500 words per minute. Again really appreciate the work 😊

[@pamelarios1804]

IMPRESSIVE ...

[@quangminh6851]

up 40% on the first time trial. It's great, Jim, thank you a lot.

[@christinemurphy4367]

Thank you! I have a few hours of training in this skill I received a few years back, but I am excited to get your program. God bless you 😊

[@neetcatalyst]

What did you learn from the program bro

[@YoungDeb]

130wpm then 170wpm and easier to read. Amazing. Love it

[@chillywilly3202]

I started with 260 words per minute, but using the underlining technique, my speed increased to 330 wpm, AND my comprehension improved! Wow, thank you Jim Kwik!!🤯🤗

[@WiltedRaven2]

Lucky. I started at 76 per minute and now im still the same. My problem is understanding what im reading, which slows me down so far. I can read fast but I dont grasp anything unless I slow it down to 67.

[@NeslihanAydinli]

Up by about 40% Definitely had more focus! Thank you so much for such beneficial content!

[@KnackedBoy]

before with no finger was 17lines and with the finger was 37lines thank you Jim Kwik❤

[@hossamyasser8651]

Thank you so much, Mr. Jim.

[@latoyasmith960]

I'm a teacher, and I want to learn to help my students, thanks for sharing.

[@bianca3871]

I went from 201 to 230 that's not a much progress because I tired but this method is very good, the second one I understand better and feel more productive. I go forward to it 🌟

[@user-hh9bc9kp1h]

It's really helpful.❤

[@WilliamReginaldLucas]

As someone who suffers with severe ADHD, I really appreciate this video simply because I am terrible at reading letters such as bills etc and it leads to me letting it pile up. For the initial reading exercise the nearest thing I had to me was a letter from the council and I found my words to be about 130 a minute which is pretty low and probably why, despite having written a novel, I’ve always struggled to read long books. Thank you!

[@OisinMcGrath1916]

Hey William I am in exactly the same boat, as yourself I could write undisrupted for hours but reading makes me so frustrated as I know my ability is so much greater than my performance. Have you found anything substantial in your journey?

[@WilliamReginaldLucas]

@@OisinMcGrath1916 bless yeah it’s an odd state of mind cause sometimes you’ll be able to focus for hours but sometimes your mind will be drifting all over the place and it’s difficult to know when it’ll happen. I try and write as much as I can on those days where I go into hyper-focus but if I’m having an off-day I’ll set just 15 minutes aside to try and get something written down cause you never know what idea you might have. In terms of reading, I’ve found that due to my background in film production I can often concentrate on something if I’ve seen a visual adaptation of it first (a lot of people are the opposite), though the longest books I can honestly say I’ve read are the first three A Song of Ice and Fire novels… I still haven’t got through the fourth and fifth haha! The internet is a great tool for people like us though thanks to videos such as these! 🙂

[@OisinMcGrath1916]

I know man, podcasts and audiobooks as well. I too have found writing incredibly revelational but as I write this, I truly haven't been writing like I should. It makes sense of all the chaos in your thoughts. Might I recommend, to try some different genres. Being sort of dysfunctional at times with my mental health I have a massive interest in healthcare and self help. Self help books are very interesting, historical books, sometimes even horrible books. The Gulag Archipelago is hard to read, but an important lesson and grips you from start to finish. I don't regret reading it at all. Fear and horror almost grips you throughout.@@WilliamReginaldLucas

[@letlhogonolomochoaioa2947]

wow I did the exercise and second time with the finger there was an improvement and comprehension thank you Jim

[@jaymecalladoneto]

50% faster. I love you! Thank you so much… I can believe that… 50% at the first time. 🤩

[@mirabelagabriela]

40% faster in the 1st try. awesome!! I'll keep practicing it :) thanks for sharing

[@JohntheNobleSavage]

Boy, he has created an addict here that learning how to read is correctly is of critical importance. I did this for the first time and I don't think my comprehension was any worse probably better since my brain didn't wander. The big step will be this sub vocalization that I have been doing for number of years but I can't wait.

[@markjolly4149]

I’m a slow reader… or I was.. started off at 160, after this I went up to 250 instantly! ❤

[@TusharKale9]

Thank you for sharing this tip. Best regards, Tushar

[@sumiransubedi6710]

The after was 2x then the before. You are amazing

[@progressoholics7344]

Asweome! First time 30 lines, 2nd time 40 lines in 2 minutes. Thanks a lot!

[@mtumishiishmaelakitch6824]

Great stuff. I gained an improvement of 36 WPM during second attempt

[@Evangelistjuliusomorogbe965]

I had 40% increase, thank you very much

[@AJL12321]

Woahhh I went from 280 words per minute to 450. Thank you so much!

[@kingobulor8039]

Thanks for this it really helped my studies

[@ainnis1113]

Thank you it was 20 lines in 2 min and after its 30 lines ❤🎉 thank you I hope it will work … prayers for you

[@denisapaduraru6742]

The underlying distracted me from other distractions and allowed me to focus on what was coming next. ☺️ Now wait to see me following the lines with my finger when I am reading in the underground on my way to and back from work 😅☺️

[@soumyaneelmanna3097]

Yup, this exercise increased my reading speed by 20% exactly. Nice

[@thebridge6967]

This is so important, but people just don't understand how massive of a change this makes.

[@jeffstephan6486]

Thank for this mini ckass on reading speed. I started with 211 and with the visual pacer, a pencil for me, 273 wpm. I just calculated, a39.83% increase.😊

[@freflostyles]

Thank you, I remember you used to say practice make progress.

[@drfaithkilonzo]

Thanks Jim 😊 Started at 256 words per min then almost 10 minutes later, 300 words per min .......Impressive 🎉

[@natashaduplessis3896]

Wow this is amazing thank you I love what you do and how you are able to show ordinary people like me what we can achieve with work and effort of course.

[@nancygonzales951]

Thank you Jim God bless

[@kscileli]

Great training material. As kids, who wasn't taught that subvocalization in reading? I went from 390 to 440 in this short video.

[@savitapande7915]

Yes sure. Thanks

[@temmyjane]

I read too slowly and I hate it 🙂. Nice video. I appreciate you, the incredible Jim. May you live long.

[@leek1002]

Are you reading faster now?

[@reynaramirez4282]

Wow great information, first time i read 18 lines in two mins. En the second time with the 44 lines, wow amazing! Thank you so much!

[@saisarveshrajeshkumar9009]

Hi Jim, Reading speed before using hand: 190 WPM. Reading speed after using hand: 438 WPM. By the way, I do have your course from ages ago, and its my father's one, and I truly did more than quadriple times this speed, I'll probably use it again later on, because I have exams now, I just needed a speed reading technique, because we have to read so much information in a small amount of time.

[@mamatjibonolo6631]

Thank you Jim

[@halamahmoud5042]

Thanks a lot, it helps me to be more focused

[@hussein0762]

About vocalization that lets you slower, I think regardless of the speed its so helpfull and beneficial, since reading loud will make you more focused and hard to be distracted by your thoughts, also it increase your ability for remembering what you read, because your brain will be saving info through eyes and ears, and not through only one way, so this helps your brain saving info more effectively. What I want to say is that the benefits are more than negatives.

[@harryscreation7943]

Yaa ur right

[@HG51_]

very helpful, thank you!

[@UkuleleZen]

I experienced an improvement! I will practice every day 😊 (It’s FUN)

[@beetee1728]

I’ve been self conscious about reading speed (as someone who retains it all but reads slow and couldn’t read until 7) for the last 24 years… I just went from 196wpm to 300wpm

[@user-si9il6pk9y]

Thank u so much jim 😘🙂

[@jdlrangerstudios]

Now It feels like I’m basically cheating in reading when using Jim Quik’s method of reading! My reading improved more than 100%, and yet I still understood what I was reading!! Edit: Yet, I’m only 13!

[@rudikurniawan99]

really??, cool

[@SkhillOG]

Quick technique, increased my reading speed by 30% after watching this

[@steve54493]

He did it again.. First it was to help me remember and now to read faster. Lol Without my fingers I read about 154 words with my fingers I read about 455 words. I did'nt even believe I could read this fast.

[@bonniekaweesa6390]

I have done twice faster than at first so i deciede.from this day,its 12:51am 2/12/2023, i have seen magic.I choose you Jim Kwik as my academic trainer. am from Uganda African doing a masters degree immunology and clinical microbiology .jus5 days to my first exam.

[@timgega5930]

Fantastic Instructions here. I learned how to speed read back in 1975, and that has helped me with my Mental Processing skills at a much faster, more comprehensive level. I'm going to post this all Inclusive video on my Facebook page for Neuroscience and Emotional Intelligence. ❤

[@Hebasanch]

Thanks a lot !

[@globalpropertyconsultancy]

Thank you so much sir🙏 my reading speed is increased from 161 wpm to 224 wpm.

[@MalinaBellk]

First my reading was 24 lines per two minutes. Second time it was 39 lines per 2 mins, and at that take I had to reread 3 lines twice for comprehension, as the material is challenging from my school. So technically, I read 42 lines per 2 minutes , -- I think that’s why he mentioned at the beginning to take a book with a relatively easy content, and here I am with the hardest assigned chapter from my college… I Loved the technique

[@taylors.3025]

Mine was the same!

[@billmee4628]

Except for the book we are about the same. First try I improved by 20 words a minute. Not bad for a 21 minute video.

[@ivornoiv]

practicall and genius. thank you

[@shymaamoemen4043]

After using my finger I read 5 more lines and that's amazing 😍

[@luticiaas]

The finger helped a lot I’ve been struggling turning off the sub vocalization but my finger was just moving too fast that it stopped I went from 380 a min to 700 and I understand everything fyi it was a children’s book so nothing complicated but I’m super excited

[@gabrielatorresvalerio2442]

thanks, blessings!!!

[@traceygeorge9718]

THANK YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. !

[@massimodeluca1255]

This course is amazing I was Jim student in him website i started with something around 200 WPM and the day 21 i was a little bit over 900 WPM

[@Kryptdegen]

Did you comprehend what you were reading at 900 wpm. That's a lot

[@rsingh5759]

Actually i can read more than 1000 wpm with comprehension without this course because of my love for books since childhood

[@pabloandreu6]

Before: 180. After: 230. It did help quite a lot actually because I noticed I wasn't re-reading that much, which is something I usually do a lot.

[@adamdickinson84]

My first time through, I read 253 words/minute. The finger method boosted the second time through to 374 words/minute!! 🤯 Thank you so much for this! It will be so helpful!

[@pamelarios1804]

WOW - THAT IS INSANE !

[@rogelioaliwalasguimbao3201]

Thumbs up and high five. Thank you

[@absquickbooks1315]

I'm struggling now on reading long emails and answering it within 5 minutes. I hope I can read it faster and understand every word

[@BlissBlissBliss720]

Thank you.

[@prathmeshthorat7033]

Hello sir thus it is helpful in preparation of Compitative exam.

[@BoondockMysteries]

Going from reading in my mind at the beginning of the video, to doing the end-of-video exercise where I followed my finger (and tried to cut down on in-head reading) went from 275/WPM to 340/WPM ....might have to invest in your course lol.....

[@willbecker7100]

Definitely better focus