Hi there. Last week, I bought a book that was recommended to me by a senior at my part-time job. I read the book `Time is Not Money' over two days. What I was interested in in the book was the topic of "information". When you graduate from university, you will be spending more time in the business world than you have ever been, but the book says that it is important to acquire literacy, which is a weapon that will make business more enjoyable. It was stated. Acquiring media literacy is essential in order to be able to choose information based on one's own judgment amidst a wide variety of information and media, and to hone one's creativity and financial skills. Believing false information and making it your own knowledge and experience. In order to avoid such dangerous acts, it is important to approach information and people from multiple perspectives and to think in your own way. To that end, I felt that instead of spending time on my smartphone and reading lots of books and newspapers, I could accumulate information and experiences that would help shape my thinking. I thought this book was a great way to gain insight into how to use your limited and precious time.