Think like Sherlock

This book is not for people who…
…they never make mistakes
…they have no trouble seeing the big picture in any situation and immediately understand what needs to be done
...they can find the solution to any problem or mystery that concerns them or those around them.

For most of us who do not have all of these and who are looking for ways to deal with personal, professional, financial issues, this book is an excellent handbook. A handbook full of tools that can lead us to our goals.

The average person has an estimated 60.000 thoughts per day. These thoughts are similar to the ones he had the day before. Situations may change, but ways and thought patterns remain the same. A large part of our thoughts, then, are products of habit.

The problem is that the way we see the world and the decisions we make depend on these thoughts.

There are tools to counteract this problem. Many of these tools we use frequently in our lives, out of pure intuition. However, sometimes we find the right solutions for us and sometimes not. Sometimes we consider ourselves lucky and sometimes unlucky. Usually, however, we do not realize that everything is a product of our own creative intellect, which sometimes succeeds and sometimes fails.

The techniques taught in this book are important tools in how to manage the human creative mind. This book is an excellent manual for anyone who wants to learn to harness this faculty of the human mind. Whichever technique one chooses, one will have at hand a new way of perceiving reality, which will automatically (perhaps with a little practice) turn one into a Sherlock Holmes.