Subject Line: Read a novel a day?

How long does it take you? 

You know… to read a novel. 

If you read casually and only over the weekend, it’d probably take you about a month. It’s a rough estimate, but not unrealistic.

But what if you could shorten that time?

Would you do it?

Myself, I love to read. I especially love reading self-improvement books. And if it were possible, I’d read all day.

But I can’t (and neither can you, most likely).

So I found the next best solution: speed-reading.

If you’re wondering whether speed-reading actually works… I can tell you from personal experience (after speed-reading about 17 books in the last 2.5 months) that it DOES work.

Was it easy to learn to speed-read? Not necessarily. But it was doable (even for me). 

And was it worth it? 

Abso-freakin-lutely.

Here’s the thing about reading - I see no point in doing it if doesn’t change you somehow. It’s got to improve or at least alter your thinking process or it’s not worth it.

And let me tell you, once you’ve read 3 books back to back in less than a week… it changes you.

I understood things better through simple compare and contrast. I saw patterns more… in plots… and in human behavior. 

And I’ve improved my ability to learn and understand 3x better because of it.

But because my reading was so slow in the past… I couldn’t see the important relationships between what I’ve read. I couldn’t fully comprehend what was unfolding before my eyes.

But that’s all changed.

I read more. I comprehend more. And I remember more. 

If you’d like to learn how to speed-read… and get through novels… self-improvement literature… paperwork… and more… in record time…

Click here to find out how.

Sincerely,

Terry Mcginnis

END

(FYI - This sample was written for demonstrating my copywriting skills… and wasn’t written for a client).