Is Skillshare Worth It? What did I learn in 2 months?

Starting October 1, 2020, Skillshare changed the terms of a free trial. On their website, you can only sign up for a 7-day free trial now, and through our link on you can get a 14-day free trial!

Many people share your concerns. Although the membership only cost $12 per month (or $144 per year), I was still a bit hesitant to join Skillshare at first, because I didn't want to waste any money. However, what I've learned is that if you actually take classes on Skillshare and learn things, then it's totally worth it (and in my opinion, it's worth much more). But if you waste time and never commit to learning anything new, then yes, it might not be for you.

So before you sign up, I recommend taking Skillshare for a test drive so that you know whether it's the right fit for you. Here is how you can do it:

1. Skillshare is FREE and there are thousands of free classes available for those who don't have a Premium membership. I think it is definitely worth checking out the free classes to see whether you can benefit from Skillshare.
2. Skillshare is offering new members a 1-month free trial (with access to all premium classes). There is also a way to get a 2-month free trial.
3. Skillshare has recently added a new awesome feature called "Groups". It has now become even easier to connect with people, share knowledge and discuss skills.

I believe, that anyone can learn things on Skillshare and benefit from it if they devote some time. Those who make it work have a strong desire to succeed and they are willing to take action. It's completely up to you. If you are ready to learn something new and improve different areas of your life, then Skillshare may work for you, too.

In my opinion, Skillshare is worth it because:
- I constantly improve my skills by taking daily classes.
- Since I started using Skillshare, I don't need to buy digital products from vendors like JVzoo anymore.
- I now have many more interests in life. I take classes that I never thought I would be taking and I'm really enjoying them.

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[Nedpereira]

Skillshare was on my "to-do" list in 2018. But I still hadnt had a chance to give it a try. Maybe I should take "procrastination 101" class there LOL

[antonveber]

Hello, Vitaliy! Three months have passed since your last video. Please tell us about your progress or what you are doing now besides the courses. I would be interested, I think others too.

[jocinda]

so you pay subscription. then pay for each class u take?

[jonathanpouzol]

This service seems good. But I feel I should try it out first myself before jumping to any conslusions.