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Formerly Reading with the Right Brain Learn Speed Reading, Without Losing Comprehension

HOW? By putting comprehension first, so faster comprehension leads naturally to faster reading.

Imagine your reading flowing quickly and easily, without forcing it, and without losing focus or concentration.

What if you could enjoy all the books you want read? Or get more studying done in less time?

Amazon bestselling author, David Butler, presents this remarkable reading technique, based on the results and research of over 85,000 members of his online reading course.

Each of the 20 chapters in this book, includes an exercise in a uniquely designed format, that will have you reading faster, almost automatically.

In this book, youll learn:
  • Why pushing your speed doesnt work (and what does)
  • How to stop vocalizing and regression, without even trying
  • How to use 3 Mind Tricks to make your reading flow easily
  • How broadening mental bandwidth, can increase thinking speed
  • How to race through text with better traction and control
  • Why most of the common speed reading exercises are myths
  • Why comprehension tests are ineffective (and even fraudulent)
  • FREE ONLINE RESOURCES: Free programs for additional training
Buy this book now, and stop feeling overwhelmed by your reading.

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Speed Reading

With The

Right Brain

Copyright 2014 David Butler

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SPEED READING WITH THE RIGHT BRAIN

Unlike many other speed reading strategies available, Speed Reading with the Right Brain is not a gimmick; its a unique method that allows you to more effectively assimilate what you read in a shorter amount of time.

Amanda Johnson, M.A.,
Assistant Professor of English, Collin College, Plano, Texas

David Butler and I have been friends for five years and have enjoyed many interesting conversations about reading and comprehension. I have always found his thoughts on this subject to be incredibly unique and insightful. Speed Reading with the Right Brain has given David a place to collect these ideas in one place, and make them easy to understand for anyone wishing to improve their reading skills.

This book includes not only original theories and techniques for reading improvement, but also a totally exclusive method of presenting practice exercises that makes it extremely easy to begin reading whole ideas at a time.

Pick up this book and start reading with your whole brain.

Richard Sutz, CEO,
The Literacy Company, www.EfficientReading.com ,
Author of Speed Reading for Dummies

I strongly recommend David Butlers new book Speed Reading with the Right Brain as one of the most innovate new approaches to speed reading on the market today. For the past year, Dave and I have discussed in email exchanges crucial issues about reading comprehension and the history of speed reading instructions. Daves unique approach emphasizes the importance of reading with the right side of the brain which helps the reader quickly comprehend a text by converting groups of words into images and concepts.

It is amazing to me that so much could have been written in so many years since Evelyn Wood about speed reading and no one came up with the idea of speed comprehension. All the other programs emphasize rapid eye movement over text, promising that comprehension would follow, which it usually didnt. The concept of focusing on comprehension first has been the missing link.

Speed Reading with the Right Brain, is a must read for peoples interested in improving their reading comprehension and speed.

Dr. James Young,
Professor of English, Weber State University, Ogden, Utah

In the last few thousand years, reading has gone from a mystical ability of the few, to a way of experiencing the world beyond peoples local existence, to a method of self-improvement. But with todays accelerating pace of information, reading has truly become an essential survival skill.

Speed Reading with the Right Brain demonstrates how to improve your reading by thinking conceptually , which means thinking about what things really are rather than just their name. This is a powerful method for improving this most important factor in education and success.

All skills require practice, but some practice is more effective than others. This very unique method of displaying text makes learning to read faster so much easier.

Austin Butler,
President and Founder, Teaching.com

David Butler gets to the core of reading comprehension in Speed Reading with the Right Brain, with effective techniques and exercises to focus your attention on meaning versus words. This book will speed up your reading, increase your comprehension, and make reading a pleasurable pursuit of new worlds of knowledge rather than slow torture that only leads to confusion. Read it and learn!

Danielle Ellis,
Mother, editor, and 6th grade teacher

Table of Contents

Introduction

I slammed the book shut. Why was I such a frustratingly slow reader? And why couldnt I remember what I read?

I was sitting in my yard, in the shade of the tall white birch trees, beneath the blue summer sky, reading a book I was very interested in. But I couldnt help getting angry at how much time the reading was taking me and how poor my comprehension was. How could I enjoy a book if I had to read it in slow motion? And then just forget it all?

This was me several years ago. And if this sounds like you, read on. I can show you how to read faster and understand more, by reading with more of your brain; specifically, the powerful, intuitive, big-picture right hemisphere. Although not normally associated with reading, this side of your head has a unique capability of quickly visualizing and conceptualizing entire complex ideas.

Reading with the right brain is a technique which opened the doors to reading for me. This is not like any other technique you may have already tried; believe me, Ive tried them all. This is different.

This book is about learning to read conceptually and imagining and visualizing what you are reading. Reading conceptually is not just another speed reading trick, but a different way of thinking. By learning to use your right brains visualizing abilities, you can end the lazy habit of merely reciting words, and learn to really think about the ideas.

Visualizing is central to this technique and therefore will be mentioned repeatedly in different contexts throughout the book. But this book also explains how stronger comprehension leads to faster reading, how the history of reading developed, and how the brain manages to accomplish this miracle. Plus, theres a discussion of how to side-step bad reading habits and an examination of popular speed reading myths.

The jewel of this book though is the set of 20 unique reading exercises, which make it easy to learn to read with the right brain by guiding your attention to each of the short, meaningful pieces of information which sentences are made of. These specially formatted exercises will give you an easy way to experience how it feels to read faster and to read with better comprehension. By spending a little time practicing with these exercises, you can discover the power of reading with the right brain.

Frustration

I had always wished I was a better reader. I wanted to read more but I was so slow. I was interested in non-fiction books, especially history and science, but if the point of reading non-fiction was to acquire and retain knowledge, then this was probably the single least effective activity I ever engaged in. Not only was I slow, but after spending dozens of hours getting to the end of a book, I only retained the foggiest idea of what I had read.

I had always been frustrated by how much time my reading took. And no matter how much I read, I was still slow. I wanted to improve but didnt know how. Nothing I tried worked.

As a young boy, I would see advertisements that promised to teach me to "speed read." I dont remember what these courses cost, but it must have been more than I could afford on my allowance.

In high school, I finally had the chance to take a night course on speed readingone night a week for ten weeks. An impressive looking machine displayed text in short segments, one at a time, with a control for speed adjustment. It seemed like this should work for sure, but in the end, it had no real effect. The faster the text displayed, the worse my comprehension was.

I tried several speed reading books and courses during high school, college, and beyond, but was always disappointed.

Reading well should have been in my genes. My father and mother were excellent readers. My mother loved to read fiction and my father loved non-fiction. My father was self-taught since 8 th grade, but because of his passion for reading, he could speak intelligently on practically any subject.

But it didnt look like I had inherited my parents reading skills. I also found it difficult to maintain concentration and I had a horrible memory. What was wrong with me? Maybe I just had a slow brain. Maybe I could never read faster.

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