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Speed Reading Mastery: The Ultimate Guide for Increase Memory Retention and Improve your Productivity
How to Use Advanced Learning Strategies to Learn Faster and be more You will Increase your focus in less time possible. Speed Reading Facts The average person in business reads no faster than people did 100 years ago.
The average reading speed is 200 to 250 words a minute in non-technical material roughly 2 minutes per page. If you doubt this, test your reading speed - there is a reading speed test elsewhere in this site. In technical material, the average reading rate is approx 50 to 75 words a minute roughly 5 to 6 minutes per page.
Total information is doubling every 9 months. Therefore we have to process information faster and faster just to maintain our existing knowledge level. 500 000 new titles are published each year in the English language alone.However, the average American college graduate only reads 5 books in his/her post-college lifetime. We therefore end up knowing more and more about less, and less and less about just about everything else. (online Stats) "Here's what you get with this In many cases (business, or in normal activity) it's very difficulty to learn a lor of information writed on the books, or for example reading a lot of information for our business or about our studyes. You start to reading, but after some many time you don't understand all informations, because you don't use memory well. Whit this book you can improve the your memory, whit the best techniques for the Speed You will be more productivity, and you will increase your Focus.
The average reading speed is 200 to 250 words a minute in non-technical material roughly 2 minutes per page. If you doubt this, test your reading speed - there is a reading speed test elsewhere in this site. In technical material, the average reading rate is approx 50 to 75 words a minute roughly 5 to 6 minutes per page.
Total information is doubling every 9 months. Therefore we have to process information faster and faster just to maintain our existing knowledge level. 500 000 new titles are published each year in the English language alone.However, the average American college graduate only reads 5 books in his/her post-college lifetime. We therefore end up knowing more and more about less, and less and less about just about everything else. (online Stats) "Here's what you get with this In many cases (business, or in normal activity) it's very difficulty to learn a lor of information writed on the books, or for example reading a lot of information for our business or about our studyes. You start to reading, but after some many time you don't understand all informations, because you don't use memory well. Whit this book you can improve the your memory, whit the best techniques for the Speed You will be more productivity, and you will increase your Focus.
102 pages, Paperback
Published November 27, 2020
About the author
Jonathan Lee
59 books178 followers“THE GREAT MISTAKE is a great New York story.” —Entertainment Weekly
“The best American novel of the year.” —The Guardian
“Seriously entertaining...The detective work is ingenious.” —The Sunday Times (London)
JONATHAN LEE's new novel, THE GREAT MISTAKE (June 2021) dramatizes the mysterious life and murder of a real historical figure — Andrew Haswell Green — who was central to the creation of Central Park, The Met, The New York Public Library, and much more.
Jonathan's previous book HIGH DIVE was named a best book of the year in publications including The New York Times, The Guardian, and The New Yorker.
Jonathan is also editor in chief of the indie publishing house Catapult in NYC, publishing work he loves by authors like Chelsea Bieker, Jon McGregor, Jokha Alharthi, Chloe Aridjis and more.
“The best American novel of the year.” —The Guardian
“Seriously entertaining...The detective work is ingenious.” —The Sunday Times (London)
JONATHAN LEE's new novel, THE GREAT MISTAKE (June 2021) dramatizes the mysterious life and murder of a real historical figure — Andrew Haswell Green — who was central to the creation of Central Park, The Met, The New York Public Library, and much more.
Jonathan's previous book HIGH DIVE was named a best book of the year in publications including The New York Times, The Guardian, and The New Yorker.
Jonathan is also editor in chief of the indie publishing house Catapult in NYC, publishing work he loves by authors like Chelsea Bieker, Jon McGregor, Jokha Alharthi, Chloe Aridjis and more.
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