Your Essential Guide to Learn New Skills Fast

Learn valuable and profitable skills in 15 to 20 hours or less

After deliberately learning 50+ news skills in the past 18 months, I uncovered varied ways to make learning new skills enjoyable, useful, and most importantly, life changing.

Here’s the one thing you should know right away: It’s not as scary or as hard as it seems. I’ll show you the best ways I’ve learned to learn new skills, all in this article.

A lot of us learn a bunch of new skills on a regular basis, without thinking much about it. Learning a new skill is very much an activity our brain does “without our consent”.

The core of this guide is at section 5, but it’s strongly recommended that you read the preceeding sections to truly understand how your brain works (in a very general sense), what exactly is a skill, and why you should learn them.

In this article, I won’t go into the scientific details on what happens in your brain and where. I’ll use common terms like “brain” and “memory”, to make this more accessible for everyone to read.

Ultimately, what a skill really is is a series of connections in your brain. As you practice a set of actions, your brain creates these connections for you.

While that may seem like great news, that’s not always the case. The brain doesn’t discern what is good and what is bad for you. That’s how bad habits get created. It just records your actions and stores it in your memory.

It’s also the reason why we think that new skills are hard to learn: we don’t make the right connections in our brains. We don’t do the right…

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