The most important thing for business and professional people to have is often the most difficult thing for them to find: information. Information can make the difference between a decision and a guess, between success and failure, between wealth and poverty.
As the saying goes, knowledge is power. The ability to make successful decisions depends directly upon the amount of knowledge you have. Knowledge results from information. How you can become the kind of individual who can acquire valuable information quickly, easily, and economically is the subject of this book.
Books are published in spates. When a subject is "hot," a number of publishers jump into the fray with pertinent titles, but all the books tend to say the same thing. The subject of information is indeed one of the hottest. However, we have no intention of repeating what the others are saying. There are many fine books available that will tell you all about hundreds and hundreds of valuable sources of information. Among the most notable of these is Lorna Daniells' Business Information Sources (University of California Press, 1985) as well as others published more recently such as The Business Information Desk Reference (Macmillan, 1992). This is no such source book, al-
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