When beginning to practice speed-reading
the first micro-skill one needs to use is
“Counting one’s present reading-speed”.
The possibly “up-front” guidance for this is
“Choose a
‘good and future-helpful
non-fiction book
for such practicing”.
This editing-publisher
although firstly scoring 125 words per minute
attributes some of this
current-reading-habit speed
to using both an eraser-ended pencil and a four-coloured pen
to quickly margin-mark
significant words
even at the first
“fast-glimpsing skip-through”.
[PS His book is The Divide by LSE Professor Hickel.]
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