Subvocalization is the silent barrier to faster reading.
Subvocalization ties you to individual words instead of grasping ideas directly.
Subvocalization imposes a speed limit on your reading based on your speaking pace.
Your inner voice becomes a bottleneck, preventing information from flowing freely.
Reading should be like watching a silent movie, with images and concepts flashing by.
Overcoming subvocalization is about breaking free from the chains of your inner voice.
Training your eyes to move faster across the page is key to faster reading.
Practice taking in larger chunks of text at a glance to boost reading speed.
Focus on building mental models of the information rather than sounding out each word.
Overcoming subvocalization can revolutionize your reading experience and unlock your full potential.