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You can improve your knowledge in as little as 10 minutes per day – but I would strongly advise that, whatever you do, you put aside an amount of time every day to read this. Here are some quick recommendations as to what you could do:
IF YOU ONLY HAVE 10 MINUTES PER DAY – read Watson’s Daily. THINK about what you have read, but read it in its entirety. Read Watson’s Weekly on the weekend because this ties everything together and will help you to see how stories develop throughout the week. It only takes 10 minutes to read but it also contains hyperlinks for any stories you may have missed/overlooked or just forgotten about!
IF YOU HAVE 30 MINUTES PER DAY – read Watson’s Daily and then listen to the Commercial Awareness with Watson’s Daily podcast. THINK about what you have read and make notes if you need to. I personally prefer to do handwritten notes because, for some reason, I find I generally tend to remember better this way – but it’s up to you! On the weekend, make sure to read Watson’s Weekly – again, because it really pulls things together and helps you remember.
IF YOU HAVE 1 HOUR PER DAY – follow the suggestions above for 30 minutes, but if you have access, try to read some of the full articles I identify in Watson’s Daily (particularly ones from the Financial Times).
IF YOU HAVE MORE THAN 1 HOUR PER DAY – do the above, but read more full articles and perhaps supplement this with reading publications like The Economist and Barron’s.
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