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How to Find Lost Objects

How to Find Lost Objects

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Now I am much better at finding things I have lost
Review: Since reading this book I have been more successful, and more quickly successful, at finding things I've misplaced. I don't know where "Professor Solomon" got his ideas on this subject, but somehow they are very helpful.

Of course I still have piles of paper, CDs and computer equipment from which almost nothing can be retrieved, but that is a problem in a somewhat different realm.

Maybe Solomon, with his inherited wisdom, will eventually write something to help me stop accumulating rubbish which I "might need some day."

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: look no more
Review: This has been a very helpful book, unfortunately I've misplaced it. Help, Professor Solomon!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: How to find lost objects
Review: This has been a very helpful book, unfortunately I've misplaced it. Help, Professor Solomon!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: look no more
Review: When I first heard of "How to find lost objects" its author was being featured on Michael Feldman's "Whaddaya Know?" on NPR. He sold me, as a person who frequently misplaces commonly used objects. Professor Solomon's book is amazingly functional as well as funny. If it's possible I actually enjoy the finding process rather than dread it when I need to search for lost objects, thanks to his methods. They may sound corny but they actually work. Because of the successful track record I've had with this resource I chuckle whenever I must place the post-it on my mirror reading "it's not lost-- you are". The 3 "C"s make sense: Comfort, Calmness, Confidence. How many times have we searched in a panic only to undermine our own efforts? The humor doesn't merely help relax the finder, it focuses. This book is in my top 5 most consulted. It's paid for itself many times over.


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