When was the last time you read the entire newspaper? Got through your e-mails in the allotted time? Read all the reports and memos you were supposed to —before the big meeting?

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Memorizing by rote. Reading one word at a time and reading slowly to remember more. These old school teaching methods actually prevent you from managing the flood of information you’re exposed to on a daily basis.

As a doctoral candidate, Jackie Giuliano was expected to read at least 500 books. During a 20 year career with NASA on space exploration missions, he was inundated with information. Using methods he now teaches, he found a way to make his workload manageable. Now, he takes to the airwaves to reveal:

• How to read and remember three books, articles, and reports in the time it used to take to finish one.

• Novel and effective ways to memorize facts and figures.

• That it’s possible to appreciate and retain the information that’s thrown at you all day — instead of avoiding it.

• Winning strategies for test taking.

CREDENTIALS: A widely-published and sought-after public speaker, Jackie Giuliano holds a doctorate in environmental studies. He has been a university professor for 17 years, and has taught speed learning for 15. He is the author of two books. A complete archive of his work can be found at http://www.drjackie.org.

AVAILABILITY: Seattle, nationwide by arrangement and via telephone
CONTACT: Jackie Giuliano, (206) 755-9272 (WA); jackie@speedlearning100.org