Passion for skills.

[beerlover]

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.

That may take too much time and some people do not have that much time. Some guy who studied accounting, but could have been the greatest bass guitarist in the world if he put some time into it, may have no time to do that, between the job, the wife, the kids, the house chores, the things he needs to fix, he will not have much time and suddenly he looks in the mirror and sees himself at 65 years old.

You can't tell that person to leave everything aside and work on his "hobby", because if you are not making money from it, it's a hobby. So that is why I believe that we are not going to be doing anything easily, we should consider the situation to be a little bit different and could even consider not making money that much, just assume skill is not something you need, but desire.

[retreat]

Nowadays, most companies prioritize skills rather than a person's bachelor's degree. With the skills a person has, it will allow him to fill strategic positions or build his own business. So right now I'm studying programming and web design, because I think programming skills are quite important skills right now, if we look at how the IT industry will develop in the next few years and it requires a lot of programmers to be able to work on these projects.
And besides that skills, I am also developing soft skills such as management and analysis, because these two skills are quite important for many things and it is very necessary to learn these skills.

[|MINER|]

Profitability is not possible without expertise in any subject.  Everyone should excel in some work without wasting time.  One should improve one's skills with time. Since I am in bitcoin forum I am trying to know and learn different topics in the forum for now.  There is no end to learning.  I am trying to learn more about trading.  Analyzing various situations of the market.

[hyudien]

Nowadays, most companies prioritize skills rather than a person's bachelor's degree. With the skills a person has, it will allow him to fill strategic positions or build his own business. So right now I'm studying programming and web design, because I think programming skills are quite important skills right now, if we look at how the IT industry will develop in the next few years and it requires a lot of programmers to be able to work on these projects.
And besides that skills, I am also developing soft skills such as management and analysis, because these two skills are quite important for many things and it is very necessary to learn these skills.

Indeed, a degree without skills is just an empty decoration, companies that really understand will look more at a person's abilities, even though they will also see what their educational background is like.
Many of the people I know have a high educational background, but they do not have more skills in at least one field. But in my place sometimes "insiders" will be very influential if we want to enter the company, maybe this can be called privilege.

I agree with you that now it would be better to hone skills in the IT field, because now the times will move in that direction.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

Nowadays, most companies prioritize skills rather than a person's bachelor's degree. With the skills a person has, it will allow him to fill strategic positions or build his own business.

Companies are getting wiser because we have those that have gone through the same education system now in the position of hiring new employees to the company and they understand the school system. Everybody can read and get good grades but there are quality that only skills can give and that's the importance of having a skills. I don't know about the western world but in my country you can work your way to high grades without having to be intelligent.

Bribing and corruption has made money the key to achieving anything in the country so if I was to be incharge of hiring, I'll definitely prioritize skills over degree. You can read through your years of college only reading to pass your exams without knowing what you're reading and this is the reason we're having less qualified professionals in their field of study because people aren't reading to know again but reading to pass exams and get the degrees.

People aren't putting much effort on education as they use to do because they know that they'll still have to look for jobs when they're done schooling as there's no guarantee that you'll get a good paying job so they just want to get done with school and move ahead, skills is the best way to get a candidate for the job and not degree because it would have taken you years to perfect that skills as you can't fake a skills while you can fake a degree.

[radjie]

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?

There is quite a lot of skills acquired, of course based on the experience that has been undertaken, but not all of them can be mastered well.  Without realizing it, there is a possibility that there is a skill that can change the economy for the better.  Currently I have not been able to establish myself in developing one of the skills that are suitable for me, but taking advantage of technological developments and trying to do business are targets that might change things for the better.

[JunaidAzizi]

One thing I am quite confident in is my skills in writing

I am constantly learning and trying to improve and now I think I am finally putting my writing into good use I have written essays, reviews, short stories, and even scripts (only very small projects of course) I am also quite passionate about writing and it is something I truly enjoy and might be a career option for me but right now just making money on the side with little side projects is what I have been doing

This is very good mate and I appreciate this thing. Well, a lot of people learned skills and they are utilizing their skills only for money we saw that those people were just limited to their small region and earned very little money and the reason is that they did not love their work they just did it for money and assumed his work as a burden while on the other side that person who has some skill and doing it for its happiness they touch the sky in success. There are a lot of examples in the world who are not only known for their work but for making a lot of money from their skills. And I feel the same for you just focus on skill and do it and make it more beautiful, and you will be soon raised with a great writer.

[Dewi Aries]

Nowadays, most companies prioritize skills rather than a person's bachelor's degree. With the skills a person has, it will allow him to fill strategic positions or build his own business. So right now I'm studying programming and web design, because I think programming skills are quite important skills right now, if we look at how the IT industry will develop in the next few years and it requires a lot of programmers to be able to work on these projects.
And besides that skills, I am also developing soft skills such as management and analysis, because these two skills are quite important for many things and it is very necessary to learn these skills.

I agree with that, because in my opinion skills are more guaranteed than a title, I myself think a title is just an addition to a last name, I have even heard that a title can be bought, I was surprised but in reality money can buy anything. but not everything can be bought with money. In my opinion, skills do have a high value compared to degrees, but some people or companies look at degrees too. because a title can make someone authoritative and appear educated. but I don't think so.

If I were a boss, I would look for workers who have skills and won't worry about degrees. Especially nowadays, I think the skills that are much sought after are designers, IT and others. Because it's rare for people to master this, so I think it's natural that these two things have high value. as you said, because the company needs development and that development can be done with the skills you have, not with a degree.

[Dunamisx]

Profitability is not possible without expertise in any subject.  Everyone should excel in some work without wasting time.  One should improve one's skills with time. Since I am in bitcoin forum I am trying to know and learn different topics in the forum for now.  There is no end to learning.  I am trying to learn more about trading.  Analyzing various situations of the market.

A man's gift which is his skills will make room for him and place him before kings, but this is only for those who discovered so and work by it, we can always set our target on what we want, but having the best qualifications to achieving it is also important to consider, nobody can't build themselves if they so wish, learning is the way forward to begin all this, because when we do, we make perfect what we have learnt about.

[Maslate]

While tutorial becomes a trend online, I am currently learning on it so I can make it my side hustle. I am quite passionate about teaching children so I am developing my passion to educate children online by offering tutorials and gets well compensation. I have known some basic English knowledge and through gaining more researches, I know I can make it one of these days not just to satisfy my passion but also to earn a good income as well.

[sulendra12]

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?

Web programming and data entry typing. I'm still learning on both of those skills as I have still plenty of room to improve on both skills but I've made quite decent income by doing those remotely and can definitely fill my daily needs with those. Once you have a skill that can pay you money then you are surely motivated to learn more about those particular skills. That's why I like it a lot because I can discover lot of things and it's pretty popular in here so looking for a remote job to sign up for isn't that difficult.

[bangjoe]

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.

And I'm not talking about a third party to be a tool where you will be dependent so that you will lose something valuable when the tool cannot be used, I'm talking about how we can learn languages ourselves for the benefit and expansion of economic opportunities internationally, not to be a tool for people or translators, maybe for your business or whatever it is about your work so that you are not hindered by language in expanding yourself.

Yes, the use of this technology can indeed help you if you can use it well, and will shift the translator's job field, but it doesn't matter if your goal in learning a language is to become a broader self in view of the world.

[Strongkored]

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?

Learning about certain skills will have a good impact on finances, but consistently learning them without thinking about the economic benefits that can be obtained will make us continue to be enthusiastic about improving these skills, and it's very good if the skills we are developing are ones we like
Currently, I am trying to learn several foreign languages because I think this will be very useful to use, but because I have just started so I can't say I already have the skill because there are still many things that need to be continuously improved until I can finally reach the expert stage and start receiving the benefits in economy.

[slapper]

It's not just about the skill, but the trip to learn it. Like sowing a garden seed. You water, care for, and watch it grow. Skills function that way. They grow from modest to great. Consider personal finance. I learned it for its practicality and empowerment. Understanding money flow, saving techniques, and investment intricacies.. Doesn't that expertise matter in today's economy?

Sometimes the best skills are against the grain. Unexpected, right? It's like learning to save when everyone's spending, or investing in self-education when others are content with the status quo. Seeing opportunity where others perceive hurdles. Economics and negotiating were my focus. Why? Because these skills open avenues for personal benefit and profound impact. I'm curious, your skill? What seed are you watering in the garden? Every ability has the potential to impact your life and the planet

[SOKO-DEKE]

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.

Learning new things is crucial for everyone in the modern society. Why? Well, new technology constantly changes our jobs and the way things operate. Therefore, you must continue learning if you hope to stay in the game. Gaining additional knowledge will help you perform better at work and compete for exciting chances. Employers value creative problem solvers and innovative thinkers, and acquiring new skills facilitates these skills. Gaining new talents also makes you resilient and equipped to face obstacles in both your professional and personal life.

In wide world today, when you learn new skills, it helps you work together with others and talk with them easily. This is really important in many different jobs. Imagine you're always learning, not just in school but all the time  this helps you get better at your job and also in your personal life. It's like having a superpower to keep getting better and choose from lots of different jobs. So, it's not just a good idea, it's like a secret plan to do well in your work and your life. Learning new things all the time is like having a special strategy for success!

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?

 At present, I find myself not actively engaged in the pursuit of acquiring new skills. However, if given the chance, my inclination leans towards immersing myself in the realms of graphic design and video editing. These particular skills hold significant appeal to me, as I perceive them as highly marketable within the context of my country. Embracing graphic design would empower me to visually communicate ideas, while mastering video editing would equip me to manipulate and craft compelling narratives in the dynamic landscape of digital media. The potential to contribute meaningfully in these fields resonates strongly with my aspirations and aligns with the prevailing trends in my local market.

[Cookdata]

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?

I'm good at writing and I know about photography but because of my limited time, I don't have time to stress these skills. Why I pick interest in writing is that it is a skill that will remain relevant from now to next decades and if you are good, you will be needed in all areas but one of the disadvantages of this is that you need to have a vast knowledge on different axes of life, be it tech, economy, crypto, medical, anything you can think of, as a writer you need to have a broad and general knowledge to be able to deliver a good and understanding content for your readers.

As for photography, I learnt that when I was in school and I must say that I had a lot of friends and customers then but when I changed location, everything changed and at a point it was interesting like when I was in school but maybe it was because of the challenges of trying to see more to life, trying new things and new environment but if there is any skill I will still love to do, I will go with a photography because I see people paying some hundreds of dollars in school to get the certificate whern you can do it by yourself and I forget to say that it's very lucrative if you are a good styler.

[Hamphser]

It's not just about the skill, but the trip to learn it. Like sowing a garden seed. You water, care for, and watch it grow. Skills function that way. They grow from modest to great. Consider personal finance. I learned it for its practicality and empowerment. Understanding money flow, saving techniques, and investment intricacies.. Doesn't that expertise matter in today's economy?

Sometimes the best skills are against the grain. Unexpected, right? It's like learning to save when everyone's spending, or investing in self-education when others are content with the status quo. Seeing opportunity where others perceive hurdles. Economics and negotiating were my focus. Why? Because these skills open avenues for personal benefit and profound impact. I'm curious, your skill? What seed are you watering in the garden? Every ability has the potential to impact your life and the planet

Trip or simply have the passion on learning it because you do know that this is something that you could benefit out. We are living into this world where economic state do really sucks on which if you are someone
who are really just that earning that the average and not really that enough then it would really be just that normal that you should really be that looking for another source of income.
If its needed for you to learn up some skill then do it but if you dont then it would really be just that staying up that way. We do know that progressive life would really be that basing up on the things
that you are doing. If you wont really be acting well then you would really be just that staying like that, unlike to those people who are really that thriving on learning new skills.

[Porfirii]

In my case, I consider myself a renaissance man I have many interests, quite different: philosophy, marketing, AI, laws&economics, crypto, translations, psychology... and many more I won't disclose for privacy issues.

Of course, I can't master all of these passions, just a few, but I get along pretty well with the others too.

There's nothing I find more boring than a guy who simply has his 8 hours job and spends the rest of his time playing with the console or saying nonsense in some random bar. And worse: maybe he is extremely good at his job, and he may therefore believe he has the authority to pretend to be right about anything else... Specialization is practical, but it impoverishes the soul, imo.

[fullhdpixel]

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 …..

Yes, the hardest part was mostly in the beginning, but after it, we can now feel a relief, so we should not be afraid on starting something. There is no easy way as they say. And if there truly is, I will start to doubt it and I'm pretty sure that there is a catch, like, we will struggle later on (something like that).

God is truly good. See what happened to you? The good thing is that you discover your first skill inside his home or at the church. While for some, they can discover it outside or accidentally only. It's also great that god not only gave you 1 skill but there is another one too. And it seems the second one is the key for you to have a much better and more comfortable life. Congratulations dude.

[letteredhub]

Back then in the 60's to the 90's so much priority was given to university degree holders in gaining jobs faster than just been only a skilled owned person but gone are those days, now with the new trend of the society your skill set to deliver on the job is now given so much priority than just been a degree holder from the university. Now the practical in all field's  is what is put ahead of theory, so it's always advisable to have a skill attached to yourself it's a double value to anyone having a university degree and as a  skilled man too.