Hey guys I studied both the WSO and BIWS guides and found that WSO were more to the point and award a better sense of preparation. BIWS was a long route to learning the same concepts where WSO was more concise. Am I missing out on anything if now I want to practice my concepts using WSO guides rather than BIWS ones? (They are too long to be summarisable)
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