6 Life-Changing Skills ANYONE Can Learn (In 6-12 Months)

Some stuff can make such a huge difference to your life — whatever you want to do — that it's worth learning it for almost anyone. Here's what helped me.

Some resources I mention in the video:

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[wangwilliam]

Focusing is a super power, I like that

[Martial_Mindset]

I found your channel a week ago and can't stop listening. It's great stuff! Oss.

[cruisingwithkristie]

I just found you and your videos today. So good. Thank you for your work.

[tfanatica]

Hi! Thank you so much for this video :D. Could it be possible to have a list of the suggested videos on the description or comments? i want to finish watching the video (remaining focused 😉), but then i have to find where the linked suggestions are which is a hassle (and might mean less views from you due to the people not interested enough to go back and look).

I really like your content and find it super interesting

[SamueljTanner]

This is an excellent list of skills to learn with practical guidance and recommended resources. So helpful. I am reading '9 out of 10 climbers make the same mistakes' after your recommendation from a previous video. Keep up the great content!

[seandunne]

Loved this video again Joel. Will be sharing!

[dianesnider-yj]

What an awesome video! Such great skills and advice. Thank you!

[andrewmc]

Your channel has been a good find. I like the piano / bjj parallel - so different but both skills, both requite continuing to show up, both a incremental (huberman talks about thst being important for adults and new skills) and both require perserverance as its a time and repition. He does have an interesting segment on recall and testing ones self snd suggests to improve embedded learning the interval between reviewing a thing should increase of time to improve memory. Keep it up. I think the focus thing danaher has referenced and you see it all the time kn classes, somethings being taught and some dont pay attention then when drilling it they do something else. If people focused on the task at hand i'm sure progress would speed up. The only caveat i have to all this is a daughter who is ASD and she will focus by doing other things; fiddling whilst listening, wandering around. If shes made to stop, she stops listening and only fovuses on the fact shes stopped not why she was asked to stop to focus 😂😂

[HollyKnows]

I did my vitamin K for depression while piano shopping and this guy is now blowing my mind.

[zakariahussein]

overediting with flashy transitions trigers migraines and seizures but great video.