Start with the following skills, in no particular order, with the exception of the first one:
- Learning to learn
- Writing
- Public speaking
- Meditation
- Forming good habits
- Negotiation
- Mathematical thinking
- Coordination and flexibility
When I started my journey to learning, I was slightly disorganized and didn't fully understand what I was getting into. With practice, I understood the importance of knowing how our brain truly works. Today, learning anything new isn't as hard as it used to be.
Just this month, I'm learning how to write a book in Spanish, composing epic music (starting from zero knowledge in music), developing backends in the Go language, and salsa dancing (again, starting from zero knowledge of dancing).
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