Sherlock Holmes, entrepreneur

Readers have long been entertained by Sherlock Holmes’ ability to unravel unusual mysteries. The fact that Holmes was also a successful businessman is often overlooked. My article in Kiwanis Magazine, “Sherlock Holmes, entrepreneur,” showed how the traits that made the detective famous can also lead to success in business. Click here to read the article.

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