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Being able to read more quickly is an extremely valuable skill, particularly for those who must read a lot of text on a daily basis, including editors, students, and readers in general. It reduces the amount of time needed to read and comprehend the content by enabling the reader to understand what is being read much more quickly. The ability to read far more than you could with regular reading is the main benefit of learning speed reading.
A typical reader's pace is between 200 and 400 words per minute, but by using the techniques in our book and adopting an optimistic outlook, you can raise it to 1000 words or more per minute.
Speed reading saves time and enhances understanding by allowing the reader to quickly understand arguments and concepts given in written material. You gain authority in your life and work as a result. It broadens your knowledge, enhances memory, boosts confidence, and aids with concentration. Fast readers are knowledgeable about current events and have access to a vast amount of reading material.
In short, it benefits you in every aspect of your life; very little remains unaffected by it. You can transform your life and seize opportunities by becoming a fast reader.
MIGANG PATIR
Migang Patir is an IT intellectual, executive, writer, and educator who inspires young people for a great future. He was a teacher at several well-known institutions in the past. His best-known work, "How to Read 1000 Words per Minute," benefited readers of all kinds, including editors, students, and book lovers. At Reliver Technologies LLP, which works with software development, website design, branding, digital marketing, etc., he is currently employed as a director. Additionally, he has ties to a number of public and commercial companies, including Reliver Group, Daksh International, the Boro Kachari Welfare Autonmous Council, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Readers Club, Contabo, Ultahost, and others.
