What's the BEST book on speed reading?
Do you really need a whole book to learn how to speed read? It's just skimming, you pleb.
>>7900522
>I drink 30 year scotch in a beer bong because it is faster and more effective
>>7900522
How to Read a Book
In that it tells you speed reading is for plebs and mainly only useful for inspectional reading or reading lots and lots of easy to read shit fiction.
>>7900522
Tony Buzan, creator of the mindmap
>>7900555
Found that but the reviews are pretty bad
>>7900563
why dont you read it yourself and then decide?
>speed reading
Take it all in properly in due time
>>7900641
you dont need a book for that, you just need to practice. First of all study how speed readers operate at high levels.
I found this:
>Franklin D. Roosevelt would certainly be included among the leaders in speed reading. Like most people, he began reading two or three words at a time, then stretched that to three or four words, then six to eight words. Eventually, he was able to read (and absorb) an entire paragraph at a single glance. He often practiced reading two or three lines at a single glance ("fixation"). Even more interesting, he would glance quickly at a single page, then turn the page and ponder over what the author was trying to say.
>>7900641
But there are different types of non-fiction.
Some expository non-fiction requires a high amount of concentration and analytical reading.
