This training is a work out for your mind. If you believe fitness coaching is valuable, so is this.

1. As soon as you sign up, watch the 14 minute video on "the science of speed reading.'

2. We test your reading speed on the call.

3. We will do multiple exercises live to boost reading comprehension, speed, and memory.

Text '15 minute training' to 512-618-4936 for a free reading plan and reading speed test.

"The Science of Reading" by Adrian Johns has these two quotes.

“There is no support in research for the popular notion that the slow reader is superior in comprehension.” (Buswell, 113-114)

".. readers read at different speeds, and that faster ones tended to understand what they were reading at least as well as slower ones." (Johns 100)

According to the largest study out there on reading rates, most people read around 238 words per minute.

To put that number into perspective, a 2023 study of over 2,000 participants conducted by the company "Spreeder"..

Noticed that faster readers, around 600 words per minute, did not have a loss in comprehension.

Forbes magazine has an article showcasing a "reading speed" study by Staples, showing college professors and high level executives reading in ranges from 500-675 words per minute.

That's almost 4x more knowledge, without a loss in comprehension.

A good reading speed to shoot for is 400 words per minute.

When was the last time you took a reading class? Until you try to improve and training your reading muscle..

How do you really know that faster reading speeds are not enjoyable?

I used to think I liked reading slowly, until I read the research, and personally met naturally fast readers that remembered and comprehended more than me.

Who remembers more, the audiobook listener, or the book reader? Before you say, "I am an audible learner," which is disproven by decades of learning research (ask me about it)

Think about this. When you really wanted to master something in school, did you get an audiobook of the textbook, or did you read the physical book so you can..

Take notes, write on the book, look at the graphs, the data, the visuals.

The problem with audiobooks is that you are not fully focused, and books actually stimulate more senses, helping you retain the information.

Focus and attention is the pre-requisite to memory.

Science, hard data, has proven multi-tasking is very inefficient.

Multitaskers are not productive or effective, concluded a 2009 Stanford study.

“Multitaskers were just lousy at everything.” - Clifford Nass, Stanford Professor & Researcher

You need to build your focus muscle. Reading helps you build that.

Treat reading time, like eating time.

You can always find the time to eat to feed your muscles.

You may even be able to find time to work out too.

Your brain is a muscle that needs to be fed, just like your biceps.

Reading books is the push up for the brain.

Reading books compounds in more ways than you realize.

Households that read more, earn more, according to Pew Research Center.

The theory is this. Massive consumption of knowledge like the top world leaders and CEOs of the world creates..

potential power. Stored knowledge is potential power.

Knowledge will not take action for you.

So read books on action taking and courage, and stop making excuses to not read!

Top 26% of CEOs read a book a week, according to Fast Company's survey of 500 CEOs.

Massive action is massive reading. Most Americans read under 2 books a year.

Tony Robbins read 700 books in 7 years.

He would not be where he is today without the massive action and massive discipline it took to read at that level.

What brings more growth for the next 5 years..

Spending that one extra hour working in the business..

Or spending that one extra hour reading a high impact business or self-help book?

Which one will take you farther?