They want to launch a course on how to do underwater basket weaving.

Well, there is no competitors doing that because somebody tried it and there's no customers.

So I like to be in things with demand.

Now, I'm going to ask you because you're an expert on speed reading, learning languages, all that stuff.

What's a practical tip for people listening that they can read quicker?

Now, we're switching subjects from making money online directly to learning how to read so that you can make more money online.

What's the number one thing people do wrong that they read too slow?

The way to practice is to look, I don't have a specific course I recommend these days.

I did this 10 years ago, but the way to practice is something that's going to help pace you faster and just practice reading something,

like reading a novel online and with something that'll help automatically like a sound or something that'll help you read faster and faster.

And what that's going to do, there's a couple things that can happen.

Essentially, your brain and your eyes and your mind are totally capable of simplifying it, but seeing like three words at once,

like the green tree instead of the normal or basically bad readers, but normal readers,

like we'll see in process like the separately and then green separately and green tree.

Yeah, and you can automatically train your mind by practicing, but by practicing reading basically faster,

something that paces you as pretty key for that, but it's people think that it's like speed reading.

Yeah, are there online pacing tools like that people can use?

I don't have one, I should have one for questions like this, but I don't have one of my fingertips

to specifically recommend, but I want to tell people what to look for at least in that way and why it's

realistic. See, people associate speed reading, even that word is ridiculous, if we call it normal reading,

then people will all learn to do it because it would be a standard, it would be normal.

Yes, everyone wants to do what's normal, but it's not scanning. Your mind can actually

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