Hypnotherapy affirmations · 27 min
Speed Reading Daytime Affirmation Series
Picture yourself taking in page after page at a quicker pace, with the meaning staying put when you look up.
With
Dr. Steve G. JonesRated4.615K plays
- Level
- Beginner friendly
- Style
- Hypnotherapy affirmations
- Sound
- Voice with pauses
- Best time
- Late afternoon or evening
About this session
- Builds reading confidence
- Sharpens focus
- Boosts motivation
- Strengthens self-belief
Dr. Steve G. Jones guides you through a hypnotherapy session built on affirmations and imagery. You picture yourself reading something you choose, starting with a few words, then sentences, then whole paragraphs, while your pace rises and your understanding rises with it. Later you imagine recalling it all and sharing it with others.
It suits anyone who wants to feel quicker and more capable with study, work documents or books. Between the reading rounds, it pauses for calm confidence and motivation, so it works well when your day is winding down and you want to refocus. It is a mental rehearsal, not a lesson.
After the session
01
A faster reading mindset
Expect your pace and understanding to grow together.
02
Trust in your memory
Imagine recalling what you read, whenever you choose.
03
Calm, steady confidence
Feel sure of yourself without needing to prove it.
04
Energy aimed at a goal
Point your motivation at one clear target.
Who it’s for
Yes, if…
- Students preparing to read a lot of material
- Professionals buried in reports and documents
- Anyone who wants to feel sharper at remembering what they read
- People who want a focus reset in the late afternoon or evening
Not now, if…
- Those looking for a reading technique or practical drills
- People who prefer silent meditation (this is guided)
- Anyone wanting a deeply sleepy wind-down, since it is motivational
Questions people ask
Still unsure? Ask your assistant anything about this session.
How does the reading visualization build up?
You begin by imagining yourself reading anything you choose and noticing your speed increase. Then you start small, with a few words, then a few sentences, then a few paragraphs, each understood and stored easily. Finally you imagine a document where several paragraphs seem to be absorbed at once.
Why does the session imagine recalling and sharing what you read?
The script asks you to picture yourself later, sharing the information with others and recalling it in its entirety. The idea is that reading faster and remembering well go together, so it repeats that the faster you read, the more you comprehend.
Why does it talk about purpose and confidence in a reading track?
After the first reading round, the voice turns to your sense of purpose, asking you to breathe in the good feeling of being alive and let go of doubt on each exhale. It then pictures you calm like a smooth lake, standing among people and standing up for yourself. The aim is to support belief in yourself, which the script calls what confidence is about.
What is the ball of energy exercise?
Near the end, you imagine your motivation as a ball of energy within you. The voice says motivation happens when you direct that ball at a specific target. You pause in silence to aim it at a goal, then feel what it is like to have achieved it.
Why does the reading section repeat?
The reading imagery is played twice, once at the start and again after the confidence section. The repetition reinforces the same affirmations, such as you are a speed reader and you read quickly with total comprehension.