What the Heck Did I Just Speed Read?

Read Faster AND Increase Comprehension Unlock Your True Potential by Training Your Brain with the Right Speed Reading Techniques and Mindset

De: The Mesosphere Mindset

Narrado por: Derik Hendrickson

Duración: 2 h y 21 m

Resumen del Editor

Learn to Read 200% Faster by Doing These Simple Brain Training Exercises

Wouldn’t it be marvelous to finish an entire Odyssey-sized book in a day? Wouldn’t you love to just breeze through academic papers and technical documentation like it’s nobody’s business?

Speed reading can be applied to just about any type of text – from a corporate email to a technical whitepaper. It doesn’t matter what language you speak or what your end goal is. With practice, you can boost your reading speed by as much as 100 or even 200%.

In What the Heck Did I Just Speed Read, you will discover:

• The main reason why the average person can read only 250 words per minute, and how to quickly increase that average to 400, or even 600, words per minute
• What the heck speed reading is and who can master it (hint: just about everyone)
• Mind hacks academics use to retrain their eyes and brain for quicker reading
• A bulletproof strategy to maximize comprehension and not just your reading speed
• 5 popular myths and misconceptions about speed reading dispelled
• 5 speed reading techniques you can ace in just 20 minutes per day
• Reading comprehension exercises for students, professionals, and avid readers
• 9 types of texts you can learn to speed read right now
• Advanced speed reading techniques you can conquer after you’ve mastered the basics

And much more!

Nobody has time to waste on details and convoluted elaborations. Through speed reading, you’ll learn how to extract all essential data from a text without burning through your valuable time.

If you want to discover how you can tackle challenging texts quickly and efficiently, this is the audiobook for you!

©2023 The Mesosphere Mindset (P)2024 The Mesosphere Mindset

you can really do speed read

I always thought speed read is somewhat a myth, or that you would always lost something in the words if you read too fast. I've always had this belief or shall I say misblief, before reading this book (listening to this book). From the method and strategies in this book, now I can say that I briefly know what it is to speed read a book, or at least how it should be done, and could be done. Becuase I listened to it while I was driving, I couldn't really practice the techniques introduced in this book. Then after I got to the office, I always forgot to test it, because it's usually early mornings are our routine daily meeting time, there's a lot planning and reporting to do in this meeting, and I just had to put everything off from my hand and just dive into the meetings. If it's not for the review prompt I probably would forgot to write this as well, but this is a great book i'd give you that. it's a comprehensive introduction of training your brain to speed read. I'd probably listen to some of the key parts again before practicing some techniques I learnt from it.

Interesting concept

This book provides a lot of knowledge about how exactly we receive and retain information when reading. As someone with adhd I found this to be highly informative and I learned a lot, highly recommend.

Extremely informative on speed reading

I liked this a lot. It went into a lot of detail around what’s true and false regarding people’s thoughts and research into speed reading, as well as how to develop the basic skills and then how to upgrade them. It was great to listen to and I’m very excited to start putting this into practice.

not a quick fix

this has good information about how to approach speed reading, with actionable steps and reference links.

Listen Only If Serious About Getting Fast

This audiobook blew me away, I've been looking for a book on this topic for a while and wasn't able to find anything in this niche until now.
The advice provided in this book is pretty simple and helpful, I've started applying using a pointer while reading to increase my reading speed.
Highly recommend this book if you're serious in getting faster at reading.

Very helpful book!

Plowing through hefty books used to take me forever, but this guide totally transformed my reading game. Written in a fun, relatable way, it breaks down mind-hacking techniques to train your brain and eyes for hyper-speed consumption. No more getting bogged down - I can now devour texts at lightning pace while actually retaining key info. From busting speed reading myths to comprehension exercises, it equipped me with all the tools to become a true literary speedster. If you're sick of feeling like a slowpoke reader, this is the motivating boost you need.

A way to speed up your reading

As a reader, I always want to consume as much information as I possibly can. I found this book to provide a lot of tips to help me read faster. I highly recommend this book for those looking to step up their reading consumption.

Interesting

The audiobook covers a range of essential topics, including mind hacks for retraining eyes and brain, strategies for maximizing comprehension, and dispelling common myths about speed reading. With practical exercises tailored for students, professionals, and avid readers alike, listeners can quickly apply newfound skills to various types of texts.

I'm actually reading faster!

This audiobook has revolutionized my reading habits like never before. It provides simple yet powerful techniques to read faster and comprehend better. I loved its practical approach and easy-to-follow exercises. It breaks down complex concepts into manageable steps that anyone can apply. Since listening, I've noticed a significant improvement in my reading speed and understanding. Now, I tackle texts with newfound confidence, saving time and enjoying the process more. Highly recommended for all book lovers!

Drills to practice

I naturally read faster than my peers and wanted to know how to accelerate the speed at which I process information. There are drills and exercises throughout this audiobook. One of the techniques is using a paperclip where you set a timer to read for 10 minutes, and when on the first day, wherever you stop, you put the paperclip there then on the second day, you count how many pages you read on the first day and add one page and put the paper clip there then you speed read ahead using the same 10 minutes up to that paperclip. You continue to each day as you force yourself to read faster and faster. Overall a useful audiobook on speed reading.