What did you always want to learn but have never found the time for?

History of Philosophy. Probably will study it after I retire.

Drums

Backflip 🤸

Seriously? I don't even have time to list it all! But in the top list: programming, playing guitar, Spanish, Korean, rapping, creating online music, dog training, dancing, boxing, martial arts... and so much more!

Quantum physics

Palmistry & Hammock Weaving

UI / UX design. Been wanting to learn it for some time now. Finally started deep diving into this.

I always wanted to get better at drawing. I made it to a certain level but getting better will require a lot of time and I'm just not ready yet.

1. Design 2. Coding I am planning to spend 15 to 20 minutes each day learning either of the one.

WordPress pro 😒

Hey there! 🤗 I've always wanted to learn how to write a book, and I've also been interested in learning more about all the different media verticals like social media and marketing. It can be tough to find the time for everything, but it's definitely something I'd like to make more of a priority. Have you considered adding a poll to your post to see the most mentioned answers? It could give you valuable insight and inspire a future project or article. Just a thought! Keep up the great work, @jason_andries1! 💪

Skiing! But that's also partially because I spent most of my life in Singapore and India...

I always wanted to be a guitar pro but never found the time to master the skills! Maybe the season is beyond I hit 40 😆

I took a few basic flute lessons. Unfortunately, I couldn't continue at that time. I love to start learning one day.

Learn more about the concept of the Second Brain and building a personal knowledge management system. It is especially relevant today because the amount of information we consume today is crazy. The essence of these practices can be summarised with David Allen's Quote: "Your mind is for having ideas, not holding them." The Second Brain creates a personal hub of knowledge you can later refer to; it helps connect unrelated ideas or brainstorm new ones. It is beneficial because it helps to organize new information, refer to it when needed, and it helps to think more clearly. In the age of infinite knowledge, it is crucial to be able to navigate and focus on topics you are personally interested in and make sense of it all.

Python programming

Currently, I'm in Argentina but still didn't find time to learn Spanish properly. Still need to use my gestures or translator.

Japanese!! so I can finally watch Anime without staring at subtitles! :')

JavaScript. I know a little bit, but never really learned it properly. I guess I won’t need to with no-code website builders like Webflow and Framer.