Under pressure to get through truckloads of reading that just keeps pouring in? Nina Sunday is the world's best Brainpower coach and Speed Reading trailblazer. In this episode learn how speed and comprehension can be enhanced with the right techniques.

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Soundbites from this episode

[4:04] What is an average reading rate?

[4:07] How are reading rates measured? How is it possible to increase reading rate without loss of comprehension?

[5:51] Most participants double or triple their reading speed while maintaining or

improving comprehension.

[5:55] Speed reading techniques include relaxing eye focus and pacing.

[9:39] Regression and sub-vocalization slow reading, with tips to overcome these

habits.

[13:39] How do you test comprehension and memory?

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[13:44] Retelling improves memory retention, supported by research on repeated recall

strengthening pathways.

Nina Sunday explains, "I came across the principle of memory which is recall of an

item of information increases the likelihood of subsequent recall. And what how

it was explained. It's like for each recall of an item of information, the

brain cell connections or the brain pathway is being created. And so each time

you recall that same item of information, it travels down the same pathway in

the brain.

We've got an unlimited number of pathways, but creating the neuronal pathway

for that item of information, makes it more likely to be subsequently recalled.

In other words, we remember what we have remembered; and

the act of recall creates the brain cell connections. Brain cells that fire

together, wire together.

Retelling serves as a memory aid, and also a test for how

well you remembered and understood the information." 

[17:14] Benefits of speed reading for personal and professional life, emphasizing

lifelong learning.

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