PhotoReading's unique way to process and understand large volumes of information quickly and efficiently —without speed reading—wins praise from people wanting to get on top of information.

The PhotoReading® method applies a specific combination of techniques that are proven and effective so you can absorb and use important information from written materials.

The PhotoReading method is an approach to reading developed by Paul Scheele. It involves reading pages photographically quickly, taking in vast amounts of information using the subconscious mind.

Jun 15, 2007 · He has authored three books: "PhotoReading," "Natural Brilliance," and "Drop Into Genius." His works, translated into 18 languages, are sold in 185 countries. Paul received his …

Nov 15, 2019 · PhotoReading, a term coined by Paul Scheele, is "mentally photographing" the printed page at rates exceeding 25,000 wpm. It's a speed reading method

PhotoReading is a system of reading techniques that helps you learn to read books at a much faster rate. With PhotoReading you learn to efficiently extract the key ideas from whatever you decide to read.

Jan Cisek is a certified PhotoReading instructor, and on the speed reading/photoreading courses you will master photoreading as well as speed reading techniques.

PhotoReading propels reading and studying into the 21st century and will transform the way you look at the written word – and yourself – forever. We look forward to hearing from you.

PhotoReading enables individuals to read at 25,000 words per minute, essentially allowing for a rapid mental photography of text. The concept, while newly coined by Paul Scheele, has roots in …

"PhotoReading" is different from "regular reading" and different from "speed reading." It is more a way to "process" and "understand" information than it is to "read" information.