Speed Read 700% Faster Ultimate Secrets | FROM WORLD'S EXPERTS | X-Beings

[@XBeings]

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[@jordanharry]

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Video summary -- Subvocalization We don’t need to subvocalize a word to understand it. If you subvocalize, your reading speed will match your speaking speed, not your thinking speed. Solutions for Subvocalization -- How to fix Subvocalization Increase reading speed Place the tip of your tongue on the roof of your mouth Chew gum Play instrumental music in the background to reduce subvocalization.The background sound should not be too loud to distract you,but not too quiet to let you lose focus During the first reading,even if comprehension decreases,try to read as fast as possible,then re-read at a comfortable speed for complete understanding -- Peripheral Vision Draw a vertical line to the right of the leftmost word and the rightmost word on the open book. Three Column Method: Divide the page into three parts and only read the middle part of each section. Pacer Method: Use a finger or pencil to guide your eyes by moving it smoothly from left to right under the text - Regression Regression, also known as backskipping When regression does not occur, your reading speed increases by 30%, as inexperienced readers spend 30% of their reading time regressing Solutions for Regression -- How to fix Regression Visual Pacer,use your finger or a pen put under the word you need to read as glide to the right side, to guide your eye Gliding: Use a credit card or another card and slide it to the right below the text you are reading Visualization Read as if you’re teaching someone

[@TGAdilAbu]

I've watched many but all i needed was this video!!!! Thanks alot man🙏🏻💝 and KZbin❤

[@buffy_animator_illustrator]

A very generous compilation of knowledge and techniques. What you shared is worth paying for.

[@XBeings]

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[@tryingtoopen3rdeye]

Verryyy good channel , all combinations of secrets of speed reading thanks you so much

[@harmandeepsingh1586]

This is the best video i have ever seen on speed reading

[@pirbux1607]

I also wanted to say that.....

[@nickatinamatt3378]

Amazing. Thank you so much!

[@snowboy245]

Liked ur blog with such abstract.

[@zaftra]

I like the margin tip.

[@shivabhomi]

Thanks

[@theegreatestever2420]

I read at 390wpm now but just finished Jim Kwik's book today and was on about 260 -280 before that Gonna be at around 2500 by June hopefully with a lot of practice cause I am already reading about a book a day(have already completed 11 books this year and have had a goal which I rewrite everyday which is to read 100 books before my birthday on March 1 and with these type of tools I can guarantee you I am gonna ace this baby

[@XBeings]

Yeah Jim Kwik's amazing book "Limitless" I'm also thinking about it to read. 11 books this year 2021 amazing, great goal! Have a nice day ❤️

[@thomaswilkerson2711]

How many books have you read so far and how fast can you read now?

[@joaohazzard7832]

Have you already read all this stuff?

[@sandeepsrinivas7040]

Excellent

[@shashikantdwivedi2772]

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[@XBeings]

Helping out in any way that's what I wanted (at least what I want to help with) You made my day❤️

[@forestduffe9586]

Great techniques . Practice makes speed😊

[@pcshankar]

Good stuff!👍🏼

[@XBeings]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@Arnob_Kabir]

Awesome

[@sathishkuna9898]

Suepe explaination is osam

[@kiran-thetributechannel]

Hey What's your reading speed Please answer

[@pirbux1607]

Subscribed!!!

[@bossofall7057]

WoW!!!! Thank you so much, it would really help me❤❤❤

[@XBeings]

You're welcome 😊

[@ivanpr9038]

Anne Jones es la actual campeona mundial de lectura rápida y lo ha sido en seis ocasiones más. Su velocidad alcanza las 4.700 palabras por minuto, con muy buena comprensión. Su más reciente récord lo alcanzó leyendo 'Harry Potter y las reliquias de la muerte', en total fueron 607 páginas en 47 minutos. The advice you give and speed reading is true, I do not see the need to lie with a record and impossible things, one thing is to read quickly and another to visualize above to capture ideas ...

[@kiran-thetributechannel]

Howard berg is the fastest reader

[@tombaryla]

It’s quite interesting because based on different research speed reading doesn’t exist.

[@drawing7885]

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[@bossofall7057]

Was so amazing that I'm watching again!!!!!

[@fortruegood8591]

This iz a vary ismart vedeo. Note: this is not a mockery.

[@rodrigobarboza1592]

I am trying those techniques the only one that I'm having problems is with 11:45 read multiple lines at the time, I just can't comprend. Have you tried?

[@XBeings]

If you have enough familiarity with the language you're reading in, and able to apply all techniques (and getting the results) then the next thing would be this, multiple lines.... (Comprehension has alot to do with language, or simply, how easy the text is to read), I hope the text you're reading is in your native language or grab the dictionary😄

[@XBeings]

And yeah.... It definitely is hard because our brain needs to connect information sentence by a follow up sentence, (reading multiple lines + understanding, yep! you got to train your brain with this extra process)

[@George2023forbilly]

I read at 720 wpm

[@user-ol2bn3iv9p]

How can you do that? Do you comprehend?

[@theegreatestever2420]

Here we go...

[@pirbux1607]

Yep!

[@marx875]

is it works to recall what readed?

[@XBeings]

Did you mean recalling what you read? Then yes! It's great if you write even better this step put information into long term memory.

[@AnjanPrasad]

Do we have any visual pacer for online reading ...?

[@XBeings]

Yep! Use hand, pen, stylus etc if devices are away like PC (monitor screens) then use point of mouse... Visual Pacer meant to be ahead of your reading words to keep up with speed....❤️

[@bossofall7057]

Hope you're uploading more on new techniques, I'll be waiting.....

[@XBeings]

Yes, soon

[@ouss6232]

450 wpm

[@uttamsingh765]

500 words per minutes

[@ankitvashisht9068]

Can u tell me short summary

[@tonitrif82]

25,000 words a minute ? Not possible.

[@healthymindset3774]

It does sound far-fetched, maybe even unneccesary; at 875 wpm I'm finishing 300-400 page books in an hour. So 25,000 must be within minutes or even seconds.

[@leilymohammadi7062]

​@@healthymindset3774 this is like 2 years late but do you know any videos that are actually helpful to achieve that level? Or any useful tips?

[@TheOriginalArgument]

​@healthymindset3774 Can you help me achieve the same personally? If not, then can you provide some tips as to how to do it?

[@Ajayajk123]

❤

[@Raone-hp3ge]

😮

[@minnicharakintola2306]

670 wpm

[@bakheleu]

because of music i could get nothing..

[@sathishkumar-kb9hs]

Back music name pls

[@XBeings]

I'll leave name here soon 🔜

[@XBeings]

It's "Upbeat Rock"

[@martarillion]

The background music is so stressful and annoying

[@alekamarazi9702]

The music is so distracting and loud it's hard to focus on the speaker. Quite annoying!!!

[@XBeings]

Would try to improve it! Thanks for the feedback 😊

[@pirbux1607]

May be you're focusing more on music but It isn't with me

[@medicineformelancholy9033]

Jesus, you'd think that these people who read so much would have more valuable things to do with their time than tell you about how they read so much... Seriously, don't read for the sake of reading; that's the trap so many of these self-help gurus will pull you into. Read what you need to and then what you're interested in and then a little bit more, but don't read just because. You don't become an excellent programmer by reading. You do it by reading a bit and programming a lot. You don't become an excellent musician by reading. You do it by reading a bit and practicing a lot. There is no useful profession on earth where you need to or even should consume an ungodly amount of books short of a researcher--I mean, duh, it's in the title--and even then the reading is specifically oriented towards the goal of writing some new book or paper which fits well into the established literature. It not for the vague goal of "learning more," but for the specific goal of "learning more about x so I can proper think about/do y." My apologies, I don't mean to rant, but before you go listening to people like this, just consider the following: life is not a game of who can make themselves into the longest encyclopedia. If you want to solve a problem or learn about an issue, do it, and do all the reading attendant upon your aims. But most of my friends who are "speed readers" waste their lives reading three to four new bro-science self-help books every week which are full of some mixture of useless, inaccurate, and obvious information.

[@XBeings]

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[@zaftra]

there's an awful lot of books to be read in a vanishingly small time; you also don't seem to be taking into account fictional novels.

[@donaldbaxter4254]

The world record is held by Teressa of Philippines who can read at 80000 WPM with 100% wpm. The best system is PAUL SCHELE'S whole mind PHOTOREADING...which starts at 25000 WPM...in about a MONTH, one hour daily practice. There are two more such systems. Get your facts RIGHT!

[@XBeings]

The world is evolving, maybe even this information isn't accurate enough! By the way THANKS ❤️❤️❤️

[@XBeings]

Wait! By the way, what are you talking about? (Just mention) 0:56 here it explains Maria Teresa

[@donaldbaxter4254]

@@XBeings sure it does...but never mentions her AGAIN...while focusing on others less accomplished. Why Howard is world record holder at 35000, but not Teressa at 80000?! I live in PHILIPPINES and hope to meet Teressa someday. Then Paul Schele and others who invented PHOTOREADING are not mentioned. I personally have 3 different systems which STARTS at 25000 WPM with 95% comprehension. Then the ULTIMATE is MIND OF CHRIST by DAVID ALSOBROOK who reveals how TOTAL RECALL is the creator's original plan for all humanity...and ADAM had it...and DAVID ALSOBROOK got it by this revelation alone! I am a mind trainer and researcher from India and have over 25000 mind books...which I plan to READ ALL at 20 books in an hour...and teach it to millions of others. People like ELON MUSK are focusing on a different route...they plan to put NANO CHIPS in brain...NEURALINK...an ABSOLUTELY foolish, even demonic MIND CONTROL while forgetting that our creator gave us a far better NECKTOP which has the capacity to record 4k videos for 300 years!

[@XBeings]

I appreciate that you're contributing in evolving the minds of mankind! Elevating and unlocking true potentials of beings. Well I didn't mention other I didn't know so THANKS❤️

[@donaldbaxter4254]

@@XBeings thanks. We all learn from each other. I have been a mind trainer and GRAPHONOMIST for 46 years. There are over 300000 ebooks on MIND alone! Over 800 million ebooks otherwise. The need to read fast and retain and recall data is vital...and God has designed our brains for this...and much more. The controlling powers are either busy in dumbing us down...or making us machines aka terminators. Then our HEARTS are the real brains...it has 60 % NEURON CELLS and remembers EVERYTHING. Heart transplant patients recall ALL memories of the donor. Watch it on KZbin. Keep doing your good work...we ALL must shine,you in your corner, I in mine.