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Increasing Reading Speed

Reading is an integral part of our daily work lives. On a typical day, I spend a lot of time reading. For example,

- reading reports
- reading emails
- reading on the web
- reading manuals
- reading books

It is true that the more one reads the more one becomes better at it. Therefore, your reading speed can increase if you read a lot. This is the natural reading speed development process - read a lot. However, there is a program that claims that it can deliberately increase reading speed. The program is called, "Double Your Reading Speed In Just 16 Minutes".

Here are some points that look interesting:

- The program doesn't take a lot of time - 5 pages of notes and 20 minutes of audio clips

- Doesn't involve complex exercises

- You don't have to practice everyday

- Focuses on practical application rather than theory

The product also carries some interesting testimonials on how others benefited from the program. Here are a few:

* Before, I was reading a particular book at a pace of 2 pages per minute. After finishing the course, I was reading it at 5 pages per minute. - Michael Lee

* I've just started my MBA course and wanted to increase my reading speed. Your 16-minute programme did exactly what was promised. - Kimmo J?rvinen

* I am a freshman at Michigan State University and I just purchased your program and my speed went from 200 words per minute to nearly 460 per minute. - Rob Viola

If you are a student then you can get better grades if you read faster. As a matter of fact, regardless of your profession, the ability to read faster will increase your productivity.

I know I would like to become more productive so that I can have more time for work during the week and more time to play during the weekends.

Sanjib Ahmad - Freelance Writer and Product Consultant for best selling business books and ebooks.

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