Do you have to read a lot and take notes? Maybe you’re writing a book, e-book or article. Maybe you’re a student. Maybe you’re a lawyer or some other professional doing research. Whatever the reason, I have a quick system and some productivity tools for you that will make the process easier, faster and more [...]
Read more »Can you really double your reading speed?
I realized a bit after my post yesterday that I had talked all about the “get stuff done” part of making the video I presented to you — and almost no word about the video itself. Let me remedy that. The title, “Double Your Reading Speed Now,” tells part of the story up front. I [...]
Read more »Video – Double Your Reading Speed Now
Well, as you can clearly see, I’ve not been blogging for about 10 days. I’ve also not put any new content on the main section of superperformance.com. It’s not that I haven’t been working and developing content; it’s just been “behind the scenes.” One thing that took up about a week of my time was [...]
Read more »Tricks of the Trade: Two Essential Tips for Speed Reading
Have you read my old article “Double Your Reading Speed Now?” If not, you might want to try it out for tips on faster reading techniques. The suggestions below are ways to enhance your practice of speed reading techniques you already know. However, I want to point out that these tips will work without the [...]
Read more »“Good Old Books” download: “The Optimistic Life” and “Every Man a King”
The New Thought Movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries had a great impact on self-help and personal achievement writers and speakers throughout the 20th century. If you study New Age writers, you’ll find its influence there. Furthermore, if you pay attention, you’ll find plenty of early 21st century writers on success and [...]
Read more »Value in old books and a new feature on this website…
When I was practicing as a clinician, I frequently recommend books to patients and clients as an adjunct to therapy. I even kept an extensive library of the books I recommended, in order to loan them out to those who couldn’t find copies of them or who couldn’t (or wouldn’t) afford them. I still review [...]
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