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Reading is only half the name.
Genius—that’s the other half.
It’s the brilliance, the untapped potential that lives in all of us.
But here’s the truth: most people have never been taught how to access it. What you’re about to hear isn’t marketing fluff. Every testimonial you’ll see—every breakthrough, every “aha” moment—comes from real participants. No payments. No incentives. Just honest results, captured exactly as they happened.
And yes—you’ll notice the footage isn’t slickly produced. That’s intentional. These were filmed in real. Let me tell you about Ed Straychar.
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Ed holds not one, but two Bachelor of Science degrees—from the State University of New York—in Electrical Engineering and Mathematics. He went on to earn an Executive MBA from the University of Southern California. He’s even been awarded a U.S. patent for an electronic semiconductor device now used in modern aerospace systems.
But Ed’s real passion? The human mind.
He spent years studying, teaching, and consulting across Czechoslovakia and the former Soviet Union—immersing himself in the mental training regimens used by Olympic athletes and world-class chess players. And if you think about it, chess—like reading—is almost entirely a mental sport. It demands focus, pattern recognition, speed, and depth. Sound familiar?
For decades, Ed has brought his Reading Genius methodology to some of the world’s most demanding institutions. He’s taught teams at Hewlett-Packard, Xerox, and National Semiconductor. He’s been invited—and honored—to teach at the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, and the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California.
His work has been featured on radio and television across multiple countries. But perhaps one moment stands out most vividly.
In New Zealand, after a Reading Genius session concluded, reporters and camera crews waited outside the classroom—not for Ed, but for the participants. They wanted to hear, firsthand, what had just happened inside. The results? So compelling, they were broadcast nationwide.
This isn’t just about reading faster.
It’s about thinking deeper.
Seeing clearer.
Unlocking the genius that’s already within you.
Welcome to Reading Genius.
Where potential meets method.
And where ordinary readers become extraordinary thinkers.
Reading Genius®
City: Victoria
Address: InGenius Consulting Services Limited
Website: https://www.readinggenius.com/
Email: [email protected]
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By UBCNewsReading is only half the name.
Genius—that’s the other half.
It’s the brilliance, the untapped potential that lives in all of us.
But here’s the truth: most people have never been taught how to access it. What you’re about to hear isn’t marketing fluff. Every testimonial you’ll see—every breakthrough, every “aha” moment—comes from real participants. No payments. No incentives. Just honest results, captured exactly as they happened.
And yes—you’ll notice the footage isn’t slickly produced. That’s intentional. These were filmed in real. Let me tell you about Ed Straychar.
.
Ed holds not one, but two Bachelor of Science degrees—from the State University of New York—in Electrical Engineering and Mathematics. He went on to earn an Executive MBA from the University of Southern California. He’s even been awarded a U.S. patent for an electronic semiconductor device now used in modern aerospace systems.
But Ed’s real passion? The human mind.
He spent years studying, teaching, and consulting across Czechoslovakia and the former Soviet Union—immersing himself in the mental training regimens used by Olympic athletes and world-class chess players. And if you think about it, chess—like reading—is almost entirely a mental sport. It demands focus, pattern recognition, speed, and depth. Sound familiar?
For decades, Ed has brought his Reading Genius methodology to some of the world’s most demanding institutions. He’s taught teams at Hewlett-Packard, Xerox, and National Semiconductor. He’s been invited—and honored—to teach at the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, and the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California.
His work has been featured on radio and television across multiple countries. But perhaps one moment stands out most vividly.
In New Zealand, after a Reading Genius session concluded, reporters and camera crews waited outside the classroom—not for Ed, but for the participants. They wanted to hear, firsthand, what had just happened inside. The results? So compelling, they were broadcast nationwide.
This isn’t just about reading faster.
It’s about thinking deeper.
Seeing clearer.
Unlocking the genius that’s already within you.
Welcome to Reading Genius.
Where potential meets method.
And where ordinary readers become extraordinary thinkers.
Reading Genius®
City: Victoria
Address: InGenius Consulting Services Limited
Website: https://www.readinggenius.com/
Email: [email protected]