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that's ok. everyone has a different style of learning. some reading, some videos :) - Nikki

The thing that bugs me is I know it is or is going to be so important to the search engine even though it means nothing to me... I am a salesman and have been a guest speaker at a number of national conventions (not to mention being beautiful:-) so I can speak.... but I am going to buck all the way - Mark South

We tried to cater to everybody - people learn differently - I will tell you a vast majority of people will learn better with video - Ed Dale

Hey Mark, I hear you. I don't know so much about "quicker and accurate" but since I'm a list tragic I need to be able to read and reread instructions before the process infiltrates my psyche. On another note - I'm delighted to see you are as modest as you are beautiful! ;-) - Kim Baillie

The videos have been very helpful for me, but it's also great to have a variety of choice for learning the 30dc techniques, such as the transcripts. Everyone learns differently, and the 30dc accommodates for this. - Carla Lynne Hall

I agree Mark - I am a visual learner but not with video. I need to see the written word. However, I will say that in some cases I referred back to the video after reading the transcripts and gleaned different info. In addition, with 4 kiddles needing to be here and there print and go is my preferred method (unlike Ed I don't have an Iphone ;-)) - Elizabeth

Well I am glad I am not the only one... Ah Kim thank you, a woman that gets my satire. I suppose Video is also a little tougher for me than most... I have not had speakers connected to my computer for the last 3 or 4 years... I just found the sound to be frivolous. so when I watch video I have to pull my headset out. because Ed Dale looks way to funny talking without sound :-) - Mark South

Hey, I also run into the problem that I do not have enough time to watch many of the videos. In fact 30DC challenge videos are amongst the few I have looked at in the last few months - Greg

I have the same problem. I like being able to go back and reread the parts I don't understand - Peter Johnson

Agreed much prefer written info. I hate it when accessing a website and an unexpected video kicks in. - greenfee

I agree Mark. It was OK to watch the videos but the notes were more important and valuable to be able to print, have to hand & refer back to. However, I think we may now be deemed as 'Old School' as social video seems to be the 'thing' and if that's what is working best at present then we need to embrace (if not agree) & use to our advantage .......... Let me just get my stick to get out of the rocking chair to press record on the video thingy for the tellybox ...... - Steve

Total opposite for me. I prefer video's over text. Only because I'm way too lazy to do all the reading. + I don't have that much time to read the transcripts. - ZoekmachineGuru

I can't remember who said it but I love the idea of a like button for the comments people make, if I could do one Steve you would have a little smiley face next to your name from me, so instead I will just give you a Virtual High Five, for your great comment. Now a question for you, can all the pages be printed off at once? Or do you have to go into each day and print off? I would like to have this to refer back to as you suggested. - Groobers

@Groobers - I downloaded all the vids & notes (pdf) & saved onto disc, then printed off all notes to A5 size (one day of notes at a time unfortunately) & now keep them in my A5 Filofax for handy reference - printed them at work though so print & colour quality is better (Shh ... don't tell the boss!) - Steve

@Groobers - so when the Boss thinks I'm busy working with my head in Filofax checking diary, calendar etc .... I'm actually reading through 30DC notes !!! - Steve

@Steve - Sneaky! love it and thanks for the info. - Groobers