Howard Berg, The World's Fastest Reader Part 2

The Morning X with Barnes & Leslie

Howard Berg, the self-proclaimed world's fastest reader, explains his reading technique. He emphasizes the importance of having a map of the world and schema to understand text. Berg demonstrates how adding a title to a group of sentences instantly makes sense of the content. He discusses the difference between speed reading and accelerated learning and shares his experience of reading a newspaper in just a few minutes. Berg also talks about using speed reading for pleasure reading and the importance of skipping boring parts. The conversation concludes with information about Berg's speed reading course and his ability to read the Bible in a matter of minutes. This is from the Best of The Morning X vault. Part 2 of 2.

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