If you read my article yesterday, you can probably remember a time or two when you lost something important. Below is apretty simple but helpful list of things to do that should help.
General Preventative Tips
The best way to avoid losing your daily necessities is to be proactive. Prevention, after all, is the best medicine. Here are some general preventative tips:
Follow a routine
Without daily routines, we are completely messed up. Creating and following a routine will not only help you avoid losing things, it is also an immense aid for recovering the items you've misplaced, as anyone who's ever "retraced their steps" can attest to.
Be organized
Instead of leaving random piles of paper behind or stacking everything on your desk or coffee table, organize things properly, then maintaining order can eliminate many future headaches. Filing cabinets and bookcases exist for a reason, after all.
Avoid clutter
Stress cleanliness. Obviously, the cleaner your place, the better you'll feel, but aside from that, when you live clutter-free, it becomes easier to find things and stay organized. The best way to start is by throwing out any old junk that's just taking up space.
Always return things to where you got them
Consistency is key, especially when trying not to lose things.
If none of these work for you in helping prevent losing important things like your wallet, I would recommend taking the Morty Seinfeld approach to the situation:
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