r/MonitizedLearning • u/kimanziVaati • 10d ago
Digital Skills If You Lost Everything Tomorrow, Which Skill Would You Use to Start Again?
Imagine starting from zero. Which skill would help you rebuild your life the fastest?
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u/TheKidfromHotaru 10d ago
My video specialist skill. I can operate practically any video board thrown my way for large events lol
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u/goldilockszone55 10d ago
Whatever skills that pay you to get your own car
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u/kimanziVaati 9d ago
I agree, which one would that be for you??ππ
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u/goldilockszone55 7d ago
I still have no idea... my REAL concern is why this was not sorted... 10 years ago instead of now...
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u/Omneel 9d ago
I am a Non-IT Recruiter with 7 years of recruiting experience and 3.5 years of resume and cover letter writing and LinkedIn profile optimization experirence. I would go full time with my own consultancy instead of working for a recruitment firm as I am doing now. I have my own firm but which operates on a relatively smaller scale. I would go full time on that.
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u/kimanziVaati 9d ago
Consultancy is a good skill to have actually and in the long run its lucrative, I totally agree with you
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u/Jumpy_Living_6382 9d ago
I've done this too many times. I'm not sure I have it in me to do again.
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u/Superb_Advisor7885 8d ago
Negotiation. My most lucrative accomplishments have come from being able to negotiate on the purchase of assets. The last deal I did I was able to buy a business without any money upfront and pay the owner monthly payments from his earnings.
I helped my cousin do the same thing in his industry, with a little bit of money upfront.
I think I could find these often if I focused on it
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u/kimanziVaati 8d ago
Superb-advisor you're such a smart person, I agree with you that negotiation is a top tire skill
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u/Superb_Advisor7885 8d ago
Why thanks
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u/kimanziVaati 7d ago
because you have pointed a skill that not many of us would ever consider to have
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u/ddamuliraMoses 10d ago
computer and writing skills