Jim Kwik

And they can understand it too.

You can't talk that fast though.

And that's the thing, right?

And so that's why...

Sub-vocalization is saying, basically, if you're sub-vocalizing, your reading speed is limited to your talking speed, not your thinking speed.

You can understand so much more, so much faster, but you can't talk that fast.

It's a bad habit we picked up as a kid, so we did a whole podcast on how to reduce sub-vocalization.

Or our programs, like over 21, 30 days, we teach people methodically how to do it.

Because there's a difference between a tip and a training.

Sure, of course.

Fourth obstacle, I would say, and then we go to solution, regression.

It's a very bad habit we picked up as a kid.

Regression is back skipping.

You ever notice you read something, you go back and reread words?

Yes.

Or you reread a whole line by accident?

You know, upwards of 20, 25% of time can be spent rereading words.

So how do you... Now, now...

I'm gonna give you just one tip on how to overcome this, which will make a big difference.

This tip is gonna help you read 25 to 50% faster with better focus.