Photoreading???

[yas1891]

Any success with photoreading? I want to give it a try but I am not sure about it.

[thackaray]

I normally don't read photos, especially my holiday snaps :D

[yas1891]

I normally don't read photos, especially my holiday snaps :D
Who are ya? I am not joking here, please dont reply if you dont know about it. by the way, go to photoreading.com if you dont know about it.

[mariella]

photoreading works
needs a bit of practice
but it works!

[yas1891]

photoreading works
needs a bit of practice
but it works!
Have you ever tried it?

[Harvester]

As I said previously, I tried it - it worked on easy things, like manuals, etc. in combination with Mind Maps... but the side effect - as in many other NLP products - was not written on the books: I started getting hallucinations, reading wrong words and similar symptoms which made me quit using PhotoReading and contributed to my skeptical attitude towards NLP and anything related.

[AnthonyM83]

I've met several people who have read a Photoreading book and/or taken classes, but I've only met one who was actually able to recall the information. So, I believe it works, but the time required to get proficient might be too much, otherwise people who paid money for the classes would have a better success rate?

[Merlin]

Works for me:)

[thackaray]

Who are ya? I am not joking here, please dont reply if you dont know about it. by the way, go to photoreading.com if you dont know about it.

Sorry if I offended you. I know about photo-reading, I'm currently trying the techniques out myself. I'll let you know how I get on.

[chillowack]

To my knowledge, photoreading is not an NLP tool, as you seem to be implying.

NLP is a neuro-linguistic science (or quasi-science), whereas photoreading supposedly goes way beyond those parameters into a different realm entirely.

So I don't think it necessarily follows that your experience with photoreading should reflect one way or another on NLP, or vice-versa for that matter.