Reading Strategies and Habits with Jim Kwik: Learn to Speed Read and Retain More Information

Did you write "read more" on your New Year's resolutions list or goals for this quarter? Are you always saying you wish you had more time to read? The truth of the matter is, most of us still read like we did when we were first learning -- we haven't updated our strategies for denser material.
After suffering a traumatic brain injury as a child, Jim became an expert on all things brain performance and now coaches people all over the world. His clients include some of the most in-demand minds in the world, including professional public speakers, politicians, Hollywood actors, and powerful entrepreneurs.
Check out Jim's website to learn more: kwiklearning.com.
In this episode, he'll give you the tips he uses to read faster and retain more information to build his brand and business.
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I have a question Natalie, that probably needs to be directed to Jim. I LOVE to read! Three years ago I was i a severe accident that has rendered me living with a mild traumatic brain injury. As a result, 3 pages at a time is typically what I can read before brain fatigue and headaches settle in. I'm wondering what his guidance would be for the mTBI population. Thanks!