KeyToStudy Speedreading Masterclass
Triple your reading and research speed. Learn anything faster.
If you want to read something better, this is the place for you. Sometimes, “better” means reading three times faster and consuming information at record speeds. Other times, it’s tripling your comprehension or dramatically increasing your ability to use what you read. Whatever your learning goal—speed, understanding, or follow-up—this course delivers better learning skills, customized to your needs.
For me, every learning experience starts with reading—and it’s a skill you can always upgrade. The Key to Study Speedreading Masterclass walks you through the four phases of speed reading, using our exclusive KeyToStudy methodology to unlock your full potential at each stage.
What You’ll Learn – The Four Phases:
Phase 1: Rapid Skimming & Scanning
Skim or scan text at 10,000+ words per minute
Instantly identify main ideas and filter irrelevant details
Build foundational habits for faster reading
Phase 2: High-Speed Deep Reading
Read in detail at 1,000+ words per minute, focusing on what matters
Suppress subvocalization and optimize eye movement
Use metaguiding and visual associations to improve memory and retention
Phase 3: Masterful Slow Reading
Slow down to 250 words per minute for poetry, logic, or highly complex texts
Enjoy full comprehension and nuanced appreciation
Switch between speeds seamlessly based on your goals
Phase 4: Lifelong Reading Mastery
Integrate your skills for total flexibility
Develop structured study habits: goal setting, mapping, note-taking, and essay writing
Apply advanced memory and domain mapping for any field—from science to literature
Advanced Techniques and Strategies:
Expand your peripheral vision to see more with each glance
Use the SQ3R framework for systematic reading and retention
Analyze blogs, scientific articles, and books with tailored approaches
Leverage visual learning, modular thinking, and “hyperlinking” concepts for critical insight
Apply speed reading in multiple languages and across technical subjects (AI, medicine, economics, etc.)
Decode computer code and dense texts with confidence
Harness AI tools to read, summarize, and organize information even faster
Boost Your Study Habits and Mindset:
Create effective reading schedules and track your progress
Summarize insights in diaries and essays for deeper learning
Overcome distractions, anxiety, and reading shame
Rekindle motivation and the joy of learning
Transformative Results for Every Learner:
Move from 150 wpm to 10,000 wpm with clear, step-by-step guidance
Practical exercises and assessments at each stage to track your growth
Flexible, proven “5000 wpm recipe” for real-world reading challenges
Lifelong strategies for organizing knowledge and applying what you learn
Suitable for students, professionals, analysts, executives, researchers, and lifelong learners
Your reading speed and comprehension will never limit you again. If you’re ready to invest in your mind and read at your full potential, this is where your journey begins—for better, smarter, and much faster learning.
Lev Goldentouch
SECTION 1 LESSON 1 - Why Do We Need This Course
FREE PREVIEWSECTION 1 LESSON 2 - Reading And Alternatives
FREE PREVIEWSECTION 1 LESSON 3 - Speedreading Skillset
FREE PREVIEWSECTION 1 LESSON 4 - Productivity As A Balancing Act
SECTION 2 LESSON 1 - Different Tactics For Different Content
SECTION 2 LESSON 2 - Text Structure
FREE PREVIEWSECTION 2 LESSON 3 - Reading Atoms And Subvocalization
SECTION 2 LESSON 4 -Scanning
SECTION 2 LESSON 5 - Visual Association And Markers
SECTION 2 LESSON 6 - Peripheral Vision And Eidetic Memory
SECTION 2 LESSON 7 - Skimming
SECTION 2 LESSON 8 - Metaguiding
SECTION 2 LESSON 9 - Web Search
SECTION 2 LESSON 10 - Read To Hear
SECTION 2 LESSON 11 - Read To Remember
SECTION 2 LESSON 12 - Reading Computer Code
SECTION 3 LESSON 1 - What Is Systematic Speedereading
FREE PREVIEWSECTION 3 LESSON 2 - SQ3R
SECTION 3 LESSON 3 - Reading Progress
SECTION 3 LESSON 4 - Visualization Stage
SECTION 3 LESSON 5 - Reading With 100 Retention
SECTION 3 LESSON 6 - SQ3R Practice
SECTION 3 LESSON 7 - Subvocalization Suppression
SECTION 3 LESSON 8 - Controlling Eye Movement
SECTION 3 LESSON 9 - Speeding Up
SECTION 3 LESSON 10 - Mastery
SECTION 3 LESSON 11 - Training Considerations
SECTION 3 LESSON 12 - Common Mistakes
SECTION 4 LESSON 1 - News And Trends
FREE PREVIEWSECTION 4 LESSON 2 - Editorial Prerogatives
SECTION 4 LESSON 3 - Scanning Abstracts
SECTION 4 LESSON 4 - Filter Bad Authors
SECTION 4 LESSON 5 - Have A Diary
SECTION 4 LESSON 6 - Have A Goal
SECTION 4 LESSON 7 - Are You A Prophet
SECTION 4 LESSON 8 - Author's Motives
SECTION 4 LESSON 9 - Focus On Innovation
SECTION 4 LESSON 10 - Welcome Density
SECTION 5 LESSON 1 - Read The Reviews
FREE PREVIEWSECTION 5 LESSON 2 - Check Wikipedia
SECTION 5 LESSON 3 - Try To Imagine
SECTION 5 LESSON 4 - Design Reading Schedule And Modality
SECTION 5 LESSON 5 - Ensure Goals
SECTION 5 LESSON 6 - Preread And Map
SECTION 5 LESSON 7 - Read And Fill In
SECTION 5 LESSON 8 - What Did I Learn
SECTION 5 LESSON 9 - Recreate The Chapter From Memory
SECTION 5 LESSON 10 - Diary And Further Research
SECTION 5 LESSON 11 - Essay
SECTION 6 LESSON 1 - All Articles Look Similar
SECTION 6 LESSON 2 - Citation Index
SECTION 6 LESSON 3 - Standardized Benchmarks
SECTION 6 LESSON 5 - Reproducibility
SECTION 6 LESSON 6 - Map Vs Competition
SECTION 6 LESSON 7 - Fundamental Or Derivative
SECTION 6 LESSON 8 - Be Prepared To Reread
SECTION 6 LESSON 9 - Have A Vocabulary
SECTION 7 LESSON 1 - Hyperlinking
SECTION 7 LESSON 2 - Modularity
SECTION 7 LESSON 3 - Crystallized Knowledge
SECTION 7 LESSON 4 - Amorphous Knowledge
SECTION 7 LESSON 5 - Organic Knowledge
SECTION 7 LESSON 6 - Liquid Information
SECTION 7 LESSON 8 - Brainstorming
SECTION 7 LESSON 9 - Knowledge Domains
SECTION 8 LESSON 1 - Start With Role Model
SECTION 8 LESSON 2 - Constantly Redefine Goals
SECTION 8 LESSON 3 - Share Enthusiasm As Presentation
SECTION 8 LESSON 4 - Build Projects
SECTION 8 LESSON 5 - Focus On Foundations
SECTION 8 LESSON 6 - Blogs And Conferences As Distractions
SECTION 8 LESSON 7 - KISS
SECTION 8 LESSON 8 - Look For Connections
SECTION 8 LESSON 9 - Fight Experiential Avoidance
SECTION 8 LESSON 10 - Always Look For New Media Or Angle
SECTION 8 LESSON 11 - Pause And Restart
SECTION 9 LESSON 1 - Reading Unfiltered
SECTION 9 LESSON 2 - Common Negative Emotions
SECTION 9 LESSON 3 - Diffusion Workaround
SECTION 9 LESSON 4 - Motivation
SECTION 9 LESSON 5 - Look For Controversy
SECTION 9 LESSON 6 - Curiosity And Fun
SECTION 9 LESSON 7 - Anxiety And News
SECTION 9 LESSON 8 - Greed
SECTION 9 LESSON 9 - Shame
SECTION 10 LESSON 1 - Reflection Time
SECTION 10 LESSON 2 - Assign Markers
SECTION 10 LESSON 3 - Creative Ideas
SECTION 10 LESSON 4 - Induced Creativity
SECTION 10 LESSON 5 - Meaningful Experience
SECTION 10 LESSON 6 - Positioning Analysis
SECTION 10 LESSON 7 - Vivid Visualization
SECTION 10 LESSON 8 - Minimal Diary
SECTION 10 LESSON 9 - Followup Ideas
SECTION 10 LESSON 10 - Return On Investment
SECTION 10 LESSON 11 - Bucket List
SECTION 11 LESSON 1 - Skimming Is The King
SECTION 11 LESSON 2 - Speedreading Vs Automation
SECTION 11 LESSON 3 - Stop Reading And Start Doing
SECTION 11 LESSON 4 - AI With Little Code And Lots Of Articles
SECTION 11 LESSON 5 - System Definitions Documents
SECTION 11 LESSON 6 - Flowcharts For Everything
SECTION 11 LESSON 7 - Wireframes As Mental Palace
SECTION 11 LESSON 8 - Folders And Classes As Natural Mindmaps
SECTION 11 LESSON 9 - Be Creative In Keyword Search
SECTION 12 LESSON 1 - Practice For 10 Years
SECTION 12 LESSON 2 - Think Before And After Reading
SECTION 12 LESSON 3 - Focus On Innovation
SECTION 12 LESSON 4 - Format The Pages
SECTION 12 LESSON 5 - MaximizeEideticMemory
SECTION 12 LESSON 6 - From Subvocalization To Subvisualization
SECTION 12 LESSON 7 - Apply Minimal Effort
SECTION 12 LESSON 8 - Summarize In A Diary
SECTION 12 LESSON 9 - Content Selection
SECTION 13 LESSON 1 - Eliminate Spaced Repetitions
SECTION 13 LESSON 2 - Search Opportunities For Active Use
SECTION 13 LESSON 3 - Context Is The King
SECTION 13 LESSON 4 - Map As TOC
SECTION 13 LESSON 5 - Curio Cabinet
SECTION 13 LESSON 6 - Taxonomies
SECTION 13 LESSON 7 - Perceptual Hash
SECTION 13 LESSON 8 - Brainwriting
SECTION 14 LESSON 1 - So Many Crucial Steps
SECTION 14 LESSON 2 - Speed Vs Retention
SECTION 14 LESSON 3 - Subvocalization
SECTION 14 LESSON 4 - Visual Angle
SECTION 14 LESSON 5 - Use Eidetic Memory
SECTION 14 LESSON 6 - Reuse Context
SECTION 14 LESSON 7 - Compression And Innovation
SECTION 14 LESSON 8 - Use Actively
SECTION 14 LESSON 9 - Organize Notes