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From the Editor's Desk The Key to Find Time for Learning When I was in my twenties, finding time for learning was easy. Committing to doing the work could be hard, but there was always spare time. Now, as a father and business owner, I can relate to the struggle to find time to learn things. My to-learn list is long and ever-growing. I have dozens of unread books in my library. I have a tab in my browser saving courses I want to watch. I have many new skills I'd like to learn and dozens more I want to maintain and master. But, at the end of the week, there may only be few hours to learn. How do you fit it in? Below I'd like to articulate the strategies that have helped me find time to learn more things. Continued here TradeBriefs: Newsletters for Decision-Makers! 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