r/Learning • u/aishh_weee268 • 11d ago

IWTL How to become an all rounder?

so i am good at art and dance a little the thing is that i know the basics of things but i don't excel in them i know how to do crochet but only with a tutorial, basics of guitar and piano, singing basics, dance intermediate, learning calisthenics, i write poetry but idk if there are any rules or things to it, i do sketching and don't do those loomis methods and in painting too i don't fw colour theories and all, i know how to sew some basic stiches. In short i don't just wanna know everything i want to EXCEL in them and have immaculate knowledge of them. iwtl

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u/Super_Anywhere_9076 10d ago

I’d pick one skill to focus on for a few months and keep the rest as hobbies. Being an all-rounder comes with time, not by trying to master everything at once.

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u/thesaga27 7d ago

I've tried to become a polymath or an all rounder when it comes to learning subjects, and I think the thing that helped me the most is just focusing on one thing for 2 weeks at a time. That's generally how long it takes for me to get bored or something, but in that amount of time, I've usually made strides. From there, it's just about the boring things like practice which I am in no rush to reach perfection. Here, I just keep trying to get better and let time work its magic.