Think Like Sherlock
Peter Hollins
Reviewed by Roy Murry, Author
"Education never ends, Watson. It is a series of
lessons, with the greatest for the last."
― Arthur Conan Doyle, His Last Bow
Hollins' book of how to think correctly is full of Educational information a young person should read and delve in. I was lucky
enough to be trained by the best (Special Forces) at JFK Psychological Warfare
Center in 1968 as my first Education after High School, so some of the
principles he writes about, I knew.
However, as Sherlock might say, we learn something
every day. How we use that lesson is crucial.
Hollins gives the reader much to mull over in a short space of time. You
may want to re-read some ideas and put them to work.
Some are: how to critically think; working concepts of
Pablo Picasso, Einstein, Henry Ford, and Holms, of course; Observations and
Deductive Reasoning; Thinking Outside the Box; and much more.
Peter Hollins's writing is clear and concise. You will
read, stop, and think about how you can use the principle in your world. It is not a technical read, but one you will
enjoy learning as you read.
I'll keep Think Like Sherlock in my Kindle as I have
Conan Doyle's Holms shorts and novels, as you should too.
Purchase: https://amzn.to/35S1tzT
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