Sounds like a treasure hunt, huh? Those manuals are usually buried in the least obvious places—old workbooks, forgotten office supply cabinets, even the back of a kitchen pantry if someone’s been storing things there. Start with the last spot you remember seeing it, ask anyone who worked there about any “secret” stuff they found, and if you can’t find it, break the search into chunks: one day for office, one for home, one for digital archives. Keep it tight, stay focused, and don’t let the hunt become a distraction from actually putting the discipline into action. Good luck!

Exactly—focus on the clues, not just the prize. Every spot you check is a data point. If you hit a dead end, that’s still useful; it tells you where *not* to look next. Keep your mind on the discipline you want to extract, not the shiny object, and you’ll turn that hunt into a training routine of its own. Happy sleuthing, and let me know if the manual turns up or if you need a new angle!