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A student who wears reading glasses works with Robert in front of the room.
What the client reports is their own experience, not a medical claim or medical advice. For any health concern, please see your doctor.
In this short clip from a training room, a student who says he can't read without his glasses works with Robert Simic in front of the group, and the video shows what he reports in the moment.
He opens by telling Robert just that. Robert asks him to read, then explains his approach to the room in a few words: face the problem, and take the person back to the decision. He asks the student where he was when he decided that.
After a brief exchange, Robert asks how different it is, and the student says, I can read it. He says the reading had been a big problem for him. When Robert asks him to imagine how his future looks different now, he says he can see it, and that it's even better. The clip is short, and the sound is unclear in places. What you see is one student's own report, given in the room at the time. It's not a medical claim, and it's no substitute for an eye test. Keep working with your optician or doctor.
"I can read it."
The student in this clip
