We can learn a lot from the way Sherlock Holmes trains his mind.
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Helmuth war ein besessener Schreiber gewesen. Er schrieb mit Herzblut und rang mit der altmodischen Schreibmaschine ohne Stromanschluss. Es war wie Filmmusik, wie begleitender Trommelwirbel. Via Winfried Brumma
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Leseprobe: Es hätte Helmuth klar sein sollen, dass Vera nicht in der Lage war, komplexe Handlungen zu verstehen. Und dass Braxton ihr gefiel - das hätte er voraussagen können. Smart, hart, intelligent und gefürchtet, war er der Schrecken der Unterwelt. Die Frauen mochten ihn. Nein, sie lagen ihm zu Füßen.
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Very practical addition to the groundswell for mindfulness - it's about impulse control and emotional intelligence as well as spirituality.