How to Think Like Sherlock

English, Daniel Smith, 2012
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Helps you learn how to increase your powers of observation, memory, deduction, and reasoning using the tricks and techniques of the world's most famous detective, Sherlock Holmes. This title incorporates advanced techniques and theories across a range of topics: NLP, memory mapping, body language, information shifting, and speed reading.

Key specifications

topic
Recreation + Travel
Language
English
Author
Daniel Smith
Year
2012
Number of pages
192
Book cover
Hard cover

General information

Item number
7662548
Publisher
O'Mara M.
Category
Guidebooks
Release date
11.10.2012

Book properties

topic
Recreation + Travel
Language
English
Author
Daniel Smith
Year
2012
Number of pages
192
Book cover
Hard cover

Voluntary climate contribution

CO₂ emissions
0.31 kg
Climate contribution
CHF 0.11

Product dimensions

Height
205 mm
Width
137 mm
Weight
294 g

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