Passion for skills.

[junder]

So, my question is very simple. What skills are you currently learning or have learned and are earning from, and what is the reason why you picked it?

I do Fashion designing outside the forum, I am not yet a complete professional, but I am earning a little from it by making simple designs for ladies. The reason I picked it is because I like to look nice, and have been dealt with by other fasion designers in the past so I decided to learn the skill so I can make my own dress, and for some of my family members, and then also  earn from it by making dresses for other people who will like my work. My earning from this skill is not always now, but it will improve with time, and I believe that from there also, I will be able to earn enough to DCA more into bitcoins.

that's good, even though I'm nobody to you but I support it. because what you do is related to design, and from my own experience having skills in the field of design can generate a large income, because of course design has a high price value in the right eyes. I myself used to be involved in the world of graphic design, but there was a time that I couldn't avoid that ended everything just like that. even though the school major I studied was in the field of graphic design.

but what can I do, fate said otherwise, and with the current job I have it's not bad either, but this is on a par with design, I myself enjoy it. and in my opinion, the thing that we really need to pay attention to is that we enjoy what we do, because I have experienced being involved in a world that was not of my own free will, which made me feel uncomfortable and finally chose to leave, and with my own choice now I can enjoy it.
back to you, I hope you can do your best, because that is also for yourself in the future, and hopefully it will continue to develop until you can work with people who are professionals in the field you are working in.

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[puloweh555]

Life is a big road with many signs. So, when going through a routine, don't complicate your thoughts. Escape despite hatred, evil and jealousy. Don't bury your thoughts, make your vision come true. Build and discover your skills.

We all need skills. It's true that sometimes it's difficult to find skills within ourselves, but we need to keep looking for what potential we have, so we have to try everything. I myself am studying editing, studying sales, studying vocals, studying investment, and want to study accounting and dream of being able to lead other people even though I am an introvert. So that way we can find out what skills we have because we have been involved in it. And I don't want to know just one thing. If I like it, I learn without coercion

[OGsmall]

quote author=Bitco55 link=topic=5482285.msg63528350#msg63528350 date=1705747295]
Hey people.

So just for fun and a little bit of insights for people who aren't into any skills yet, I created this thread. It can also serve as a means of motivation for those who haven't started learning any skills yet.

So, we all know how important skills are not only on an individual basis but also on that of the economy, and many of us without doubt are either in the process of learning or already earning from skills. Needless to say, many global brands started as a result of skills learned and used to benefit people. The creators of Adidas,  puma, Coca-Cola, Microsoft, and even sports professionals, etc all learned and practiced their skills more than enough to become the best of the best.

So, my question is very simple. What skills are you currently learning or have learned and are earning from, and what is the reason why you picked it?

Well I have able to learn some little little skills like keyboard in church for cash and go to gigs and working as a shoe maker well I have own shoe making store and I started from little now look at where I am with the help of God.
So back to what I was saying skill learn is not easy because there are hardships when learning hand skills but it interesting after you are done with it, it just take short time …..

[arimamib]

Life is a big road with many signs. So, when going through a routine, don't complicate your thoughts. Escape despite hatred, evil and jealousy. Don't bury your thoughts, make your vision come true. Build and discover your skills.

We all need skills. It's true that sometimes it's difficult to find skills within ourselves, but we need to keep looking for what potential we have, so we have to try everything. I myself am studying editing, studying sales, studying vocals, studying investment, and want to study accounting and dream of being able to lead other people even though I am an introvert. So that way we can find out what skills we have because we have been involved in it. And I don't want to know just one thing. If I like it, I learn without coercion

The importance of perseverance and determination is about not burying your thoughts and making your vision come true. It's a reminder that despite challenges, people should strive to bring their aspirations to fruition. Continuously learning and exploring various skills is commendable. The recognition that finding the skills may require trying different things aligns with the concept of self-discovery and personal development.

Learning without coercion and diversing interests showcase a passion for knowledge and a genuine curiosity about different fields. The ambition to lead others despite being an introvert is a testament to the idea that leadership qualities can be cultivated and developed over time. Your perspective encourages a positive and proactive mindset that promote the idea that life is a continual journey of self-discovery, growth, and the pursuit of people's passions and potential. It's a motivating outlook that encourages others to embrace a similar approach to their own lives.

[0t3p0t]

What skills are you currently learning or have learned and are earning from, and what is the reason why you picked it?

I know we all have skills but some other people might disagree with me on this. Sometimes we don't really know if we have skill on ourselves until such time we knew we have it because other people told us. We just need to be curious to discover hidden secrets within us. Skills needs confidence and honing to exactly fit right for our purpose.

I currently am using multitasking skills to get all things done at once and in a less stressful way because that is where I made my monthly income. Multitasking skill is very important to me because it can be used in almost all the time we have in our lives to make it more productive.

[Huppercase]

Hey people.

So just for fun and a little bit of insights for people who aren't into any skills yet, I created this thread. It can also serve as a means of motivation for those who haven't started learning any skills yet.

So, we all know how important skills are not only on an individual basis but also on that of the economy, and many of us without doubt are either in the process of learning or already earning from skills. Needless to say, many global brands started as a result of skills learned and used to benefit people. The creators of Adidas,  puma, Coca-Cola, Microsoft, and even sports professionals, etc all learned and practiced their skills more than enough to become the best of the best.

Skills acquisition is one of the best thing every individual need in their life but it becomes valueless if the government don't utilize the potential of these skills. Look at Brazil for instance, they are well known for the king of football worldwide, check the stars of footballers history, out of every 10, you will see 5 Brazil. Indians today are very good at tech skills like software engineering and other computer related skills and there government support them very well.

Come to some countries, they  government doesn't give you support even after getting these skills and it's discouraging because even in places like Upwork and Fiver, there is discrimination and selectivity before client gives you work. My country is not even consider for these jobs, and it's really discharging to be honest.

So, my question is very simple. What skills are you currently learning or have learned and are earning from, and what is the reason why you picked it?

I don't have outside skills aside from my work and forum because I'm too choke up with work but if I have the time to learn a skill, I will graphics and design. This skills is still needed today despite the saturated market. If your design is unique, you will get what to deserve from the client.
That skills still stand out today because there is no shortcut to it, programming today are becoming easier and even more saturated than the Graphics because of Bootcamp and precode environment that person with programing can use to create their own websites.

[Casdinyard]

Currently learning the ropes about extensive ad management through google analytics and meta pixel. I have basic understanding of how to operate it and how it works initially, but I'm shooting to get certifications for it cause that's one nice-looking badge your future employer's gonna praise you for should you wish to go corporate. Apart from that I'm looking to finally get certified as a professional scrum master. The 200 bucks fee per attempt is a little daunting even for me but honestly, it's better than not taking the test at all and hoping that your future employers take your word for it lol.

As you can see, I'm collecting a repertoire of skills and certifications that are suited for the corporate world and that is not because I don't believe in the crypto world anymore or whatnot. It's just that these past few years i came to understand that being prepared for anything, including prolonged periods of stagnations in the crypto world is better than not doing anything at all and splurging at the moment. So, just in case we're bracing for another crypto winter either before or after this halving, I'm preparing myself to have a bit of a safety net financially until such a time that I can come back to the crypto world without worries.

I implore people to do this as well. It's gonna take some time yes but the effort will definitely pay off especially if you have the penchant for these kinds of things.

[Alpha Marine]

I don't have outside skills aside from my work and forum because I'm too choke up with work but if I have the time to learn a skill, I will graphics and design. This skills is still needed today despite the saturated market. If your design is unique, you will get what to deserve from the client.

The truth is, you might never get the time to learn that skill. The time won't just pop up on its own. There's always one thing or the other taking our time. So if you really want to learn something, you'll be the one to make out the time if it's important enough. This is difficult to do but it's possible. Time is a very important factor in our life, therefore we must always make time for what is important to us.

I know we all have skills but some other people might disagree with me on this. Sometimes we don't really know if we have skill on ourselves until such time we knew we have it because other people told us. We just need to be curious to discover hidden secrets within us. Skills needs confidence and honing to exactly fit right for our purpose.

I think you mistake skill for talent.
A skill is learned, and a talent is something you're born with. Although both of them need practice to be good at them there's a difference. Some people just know how to sing. They did not learn anywhere, they were just born with a very soothing voice. But nobody is born and knows how to code without learning.
We all don't have skills. If you don't learn a skill, you can't have it and I believe you can learn any skill, it all depends on your mind.

[johnsaributua]

You mean entrepreneurship? A sense of calm according to passion in producing and doing business certainly starts from interest, even though the prospect is not everyone consumes (limited, seasonal and some circles) it can be reached more with marketing strategies. But the process of making which is more comfortable to do includes the field of passion. Because business is long-term instead of forcing the will because of existing trends and imitating because you want to follow sales, it is not optimal and the dead end of creativity, although it can be trained because it is often and used.

There are many individual production niches including simple food and drinks and I also sometimes help out at my parents' shop.

Most of the time I currently enjoy writing on bitcointalk, after the business of buying and selling factory cosmetics went bankrupt and needed large capital to get up, I thought that bitcointalk was a place for me to get information, including offline business, I will try to glance later (offline business) after I am ready with operational funds even though I have to restart. I sometimes take part in odd jobs including delivery services by motorcycle, of course there is still a lot of free time to read on bitcointalk.

[Moeda]

Hey people.

So just for fun and a little bit of insights for people who aren't into any skills yet, I created this thread. It can also serve as a means of motivation for those who haven't started learning any skills yet.

So, we all know how important skills are not only on an individual basis but also on that of the economy, and many of us without doubt are either in the process of learning or already earning from skills. Needless to say, many global brands started as a result of skills learned and used to benefit people. The creators of Adidas,  puma, Coca-Cola, Microsoft, and even sports professionals, etc all learned and practiced their skills more than enough to become the best of the best.

So, my question is very simple. What skills are you currently learning or have learned and are earning from, and what is the reason why you picked it?

You mentioned the skills of the world's largest companies. That's something great and worth exemplifying, it seems tempting but only a few people are able to do it. Another skill that you may have forgotten to mention is about developing crypto technology, especially Bitcoin. It's not just the ability to develop Bitcoin, but the idea of developing Bitcoin is something that many people have never thought of before.
I think Bill Gates is capable of doing it, he and his cronies have abilities in the field of digital technology, but the idea didn't come up before.
Simply put, now the development of digital technology is increasingly rapid through blockchain systems or smart contracts. Many new projects are being developed, but the idea of giving a name to the project to attract investors' attention seems very difficult.
I think the idea of developing something is very important, while skills can be done together.

[YUriy1991]

Off course, I think there are quite a lot of items and there is room to learn, just choose the appropriate ones to study and improve to the maximum in the future. BTW, I think that to have skills you also have to be focused and truly skilled, especially if they are technical and rare, then lots of special calls will come in and one thing I have noticed is that people will trust and pay more for the work if we are already skilled, meaning those who use services We also have our own calculations and don't want it to be wasted.

[mirakal]

I guess I have a lot of skills to learn and master but one thing that I am more focused today is definitely to learn how to cook. I dream of become a good chef someday so I can open my own restaurant with lots of palatable dishes. I know it takes some time to learn and master this skill but if given the chance to engage with some cooking lesson, I would definitely do that.

Aside from Bitcoin trading, cooking is really my passion. But I think I just need to practice more often so I can develop my skill in cooking and hope to earn being a chef in the future.

[DVlog]

So, my question is very simple. What skills are you currently learning or have learned and are earning from, and what is the reason why you picked it?

If you want to make your career based on online activity then i would suggest you focus on those skills that will have long-term demands in the market and will be easily automated. Automation has become a problem for people who work in online-based businesses. Now AI can do all the repetitive work and tasks that are related to data entry. These days all the data entry work can be done through AI so if your profession is based on copywriting, then you better look for another skills like CMR or something that can not be done through AI.

[Miles2006]

I believe everyone knows the importance of learning skills but what's still keeping people waiting or rather what's stopping people to learn different skills, I will use myself as an example first, have always wanted to learn something new and I would love to learn more about baking but sometimes the stress and schedule for the day won't give me a chance, this is normal for every human and due to the expenses you can't withdraw from your current job to learn something new, although learning new skills takes time for you to be an expert but it's best to always stay patience, I know a lot of people who earn daily from designing clothes, Computer skills etc.
The best idea I'm thinking is to reschedule my working time so I can sign up for an online baking class first before paying for tutorials.

[killerfrost]

The lure of instant gratification is real, but it often leads to short-sighted decisions and unsustainable pursuits. You should see for a long-term perspective and mindful evaluation of skills before choosing them is crucial. Researching career paths, observing the lives of successful professionals, and aligning skills with personal values are key steps in finding fulfilling and financially rewarding pursuits.

The devaluing of traditional paper certificates is an interesting observation. While formal education still holds value, its focus is shifting towards practical skills and adaptability. Employers nowadays prioritize demonstrable expertise and real-world experience over mere certifications. This emphasizes the importance of honing skills through practical projects, online courses, and mentorship, rather than solely relying on traditional academic avenues.

[Fortify]

Hey people.

So just for fun and a little bit of insights for people who aren't into any skills yet, I created this thread. It can also serve as a means of motivation for those who haven't started learning any skills yet.

So, we all know how important skills are not only on an individual basis but also on that of the economy, and many of us without doubt are either in the process of learning or already earning from skills. Needless to say, many global brands started as a result of skills learned and used to benefit people. The creators of Adidas,  puma, Coca-Cola, Microsoft, and even sports professionals, etc all learned and practiced their skills more than enough to become the best of the best.

So, my question is very simple. What skills are you currently learning or have learned and are earning from, and what is the reason why you picked it?

When I hear the term skills in relation to jobs, I think of things like plumbing, gas engineers and electricians. These are true trades that seem pretty timeless and in high demand, that also have a barrier of entry - requiring decent qualifications and education in order to be effective. I am actually starting to feel a bit skeptical about certain other skills in the market, like graphic design or even writing work, which is gradually being automated by artificial intelligence. It's such a vague statement you've made about Adidas, Coca Cola and Microsoft creators, because these are vastly different areas and they are some of the largest companies because they actually made it first to market in many cases. Being around for such a long time has created it's own unique selling point for these brands and the popularity connected to them, that is not something that can be trained up overnight.

[dunfida]

Hey people.

So just for fun and a little bit of insights for people who aren't into any skills yet, I created this thread. It can also serve as a means of motivation for those who haven't started learning any skills yet.

So, we all know how important skills are not only on an individual basis but also on that of the economy, and many of us without doubt are either in the process of learning or already earning from skills. Needless to say, many global brands started as a result of skills learned and used to benefit people. The creators of Adidas,  puma, Coca-Cola, Microsoft, and even sports professionals, etc all learned and practiced their skills more than enough to become the best of the best.

So, my question is very simple. What skills are you currently learning or have learned and are earning from, and what is the reason why you picked it?

When I hear the term skills in relation to jobs, I think of things like plumbing, gas engineers and electricians. These are true trades that seem pretty timeless and in high demand, that also have a barrier of entry - requiring decent qualifications and education in order to be effective. I am actually starting to feel a bit skeptical about certain other skills in the market, like graphic design or even writing work, which is gradually being automated by artificial intelligence. It's such a vague statement you've made about Adidas, Coca Cola and Microsoft creators, because these are vastly different areas and they are some of the largest companies because they actually made it first to market in many cases. Being around for such a long time has created it's own unique selling point for these brands and the popularity connected to them, that is not something that can be trained up overnight.

When you dont have those educational attainment then it would really be hard basing up with real experience on which we do know that this is something that would really be that needed in todays standard.
This is why it would really be that hard for you to be able to get hired even if you do have the skills but having no educational back up then for sure you would really be having that hard time on getting one.
Somewhat there are people who doesnt have these things but did able to manage on getting successful, this is via on having investment and having those businesses on which it doesnt really
need up those qualifications and this is where some of their skills been applied.

This is why its really that having an advantage if you are really that skills + educational attainment + luck then it would be nice and better.

[Fiatless]

In addition, language, especially in English, because it is the basic language to be able to communicate internationally, and I also see that some people have good abilities but they don't have the language to get a bigger salary abroad, because in my country, the salary standard is still relatively small, also when we have a business it is easy to do marketing and also get investors from outside so that our business can invade or marketing becomes wider.

Learning a major language could be very helpful and could fetch a high-paying job especially if it is related to classroom teaching. But with the invention of various sophisticated applications that could interpret different languages, I doubt if these kinds of skills will be highly demanded in future. Learning how to use AI language interpreters to perform these tasks could be more enterprising. 

Yes, although basically we can use automatic translator applications for languages but I think it will not be as efficient and effective as we use the language we master, especially if we are in offline discussions or simple conversations to make an emotional approach with clients.

I think language is very important in an opportunity, and in various situations when getting a lot of foreign clients it will make us more courageous and confident in interacting with them, as well as in crypto projects themselves where they developers need people to manage communities in different countries, and yes the pay is quite decent in my opinion.

I am not saying that artificial intelligence will eliminate language transaction jobs totally but my take is that it will limit the number of job opportunities. Many of these languages interpreting jobs will be taken over by these machines especially if it is not related to face-to-face conversations. But one can also take advantage of these AI tools to learn more languages. If you are effective in using these tools, you might not need to learn these languages because these tools could be very helpful in the translation of languages you have a low level of mastery.

When I hear the term skills in relation to jobs, I think of things like plumbing, gas engineers and electricians. These are true trades that seem pretty timeless and in high demand, that also have a barrier of entry - requiring decent qualifications and education in order to be effective. I am actually starting to feel a bit skeptical about certain other skills in the market, like graphic design or even writing work, which is gradually being automated by artificial intelligence.

I was well informed by your post and I accept almost everything you have said. Most of these computer-related jobs can be easily taken over by these machines. So I will recommend jobs that require physical or practical skills to anybody because these jobs are ageless. The only difference is the seasonal introduction of new machines or equipment to make the job faster and easier.

[Assface16678]

As I see from the previous comments, I saw different skills that they are learning or trying to learn. It is just wonderful that even non-crypto related people are sharing them, which is good. Because all people have two types of skills, natural skills and honed skills, natural skills are the things that they are good at even without practicing or honing them, like being naturally good at sports or cooking, smart, good at math, etc. We people have those things and they are different for every individual. While honed skills is the skills that you want to learn and to master, either being good at sports, cooking, or in the aspect of earning money.

Currently, aside from the skills I have or have learned in the field of crypto, I want to master the skills of trading. Yes,  I have an idea about it or prior knowledge about it, but I want to refine it to the extent that I minimise my losses and be more profitable, as well as many other skills like programming. In short, a person's nature is to build and hone their desired skills as they want to do the things effectively and efficiently related to that skill. People can grow as they want.

[poodle63]

learning skill doesn't necessarily mean you should make money out of it, i will be honest i've learnt plenty of skin and I don't really earn from them, its just good to have such skill for the improvement of quality of life and thats it.
if its related to earning I think the best skill for earning money so far is that i've learned is simply technical analysis and trading skill its so far the biggest contributor to my wealth because it has given me some good profit so far.

I am not saying that artificial intelligence will eliminate language transaction jobs totally but my take is that it will limit the number of job opportunities. Many of these languages interpreting jobs will be taken over by these machines especially if it is not related to face-to-face conversations. But one can also take advantage of these AI tools to learn more languages. If you are effective in using these tools, you might not need to learn these languages because these tools could be very helpful in the translation of languages you have a low level of mastery.

When I hear the term skills in relation to jobs, I think of things like plumbing, gas engineers and electricians. These are true trades that seem pretty timeless and in high demand, that also have a barrier of entry - requiring decent qualifications and education in order to be effective. I am actually starting to feel a bit skeptical about certain other skills in the market, like graphic design or even writing work, which is gradually being automated by artificial intelligence.

I was well informed by your post and I accept almost everything you have said. Most of these computer-related jobs can be easily taken over by these machines. So I will recommend jobs that require physical or practical skills to anybody because these jobs are ageless. The only difference is the seasonal introduction of new machines or equipment to make the job faster and easier.

even though many people underestimate the capability of AI im pretty dang sure that it will be massive effect toward the availability of job in the future, language translation is easily getting overtaken by AI, see samsung's newest phone it implements AI all around and even texting now have automated translation by AI, there are also tools that directly translate what people are speaking by hearing their voice into other language, i think its imminent, eventually some jobs get replaced, the only way to adapt is to utilize it instead going against it, and to utilize it we need to save up some capital.