Reading 25% more efficiently saves over 10 workdays 

Most employees spend one quarter of their work hours assimilating written information. We read for between 1.5 and 2 hours every day at work. We have to read files, reports, e-mails, concepts, specialist magazines and websites, selecting and remembering key content as the basis for informed decisions.

Business enterprises and organisations both have vast potential to improve their efficiency through improving their employees’ reading skills. You only have to read 25% more efficiently to gain more than 10 work days every year.

With the volume of information increasing by 30% every year, we can only cope by using techniques that reduce the time spent on reading but do not impair or can have a positive impact on comprehension. Improved Reading offers immediate, lasting and measurable improvements.

Effective reading skills motivate

We often put things aside to read later because we don't have time to read them straight away. This growing stack of reading matter could contain important information and it can get very frustrating because if we haven’t got time to read it in the first place, we’re unlikely to have time later on.

Efficient reading skills are a powerful motivation to read because we can select information faster, recognise important content straight away and ignore information that we don’t need. The mountain of reading material disappears and so does your guilty conscience about not having read it.

You start enjoying reading again - whether you’re reading for work or for your own personal enjoyment.