Tip #2 - Using quotation marks around keyword sets yields even more specific results.

"1954 Ford truck parts" should produce only those websites containing this exact phrase somewhere in website.

Tip #3 - The more specific you get right up front, better.

If you want to look for antique car parts for your 1954 Ford truck, start your search with "1954 Ford truck parts" and work from there.

Don't start with "1954 Ford" because you'll probably just waste time sorting through everything from cars to magazines to collector clubs.

It would also help if you searched by model and any other specific information.

If refining your searches doesn't get you where you want to go, several programs exist to help you search more quickly and effectively.

Copernic (www.copernic.com) examines multiple search engines then compares each engine's results against rest to determine best sites.

The program then ranks resulting sites and displays them for user. Copernic's free version allows users unlimited searches for websites.

Web Ferret (www.ferretsoft.com) also offers a free program that queries multiple search engines and displays ranked results in user's web browser for easy surfing.

With addition of millions of web pages every week, continuously honing your search skills represents one of smartest investments of time and energy any serious web surfer can make.

As a practicing psychologist, Dr. Wolf figured out what your grandmother knew all along: hardest lessons learned usually represent best lessons to share with others so they don't make same mistakes.

Most people will experience an event or develop a personal insight that changes their lives forever, though they often don't realize impact until years later. Unfortunately, jewels of wisdom contained in those stories usually never extend beyond individuals involved.

Dr. Wolf hopes to preserve this knowledge through his "One Lesson Learned" book series.

His inspiration comes mainly through his own 20 years of helping people make positive changes in their own lives by discovering and using their own life lessons. He also recognized healing power of sharing these lessons with others, not only for reader, but also for storyteller.

Gathering content through Internet makes it possible for individuals from all walks of life around world to share their stories and make a positive difference in lives of others.

In effect, Dr. Wolf has created a virtual campfire around which we can all sit and gain hard-won knowledge from each other, much same way our ancestors did before life got so complicated.

You should visit www.onelessonlearned.com right now to learn how to contribute a story or to read sample stories, or send an email to mailto:questions@onelessonlearned.com