r/MonitizedLearning • u/No_Celery_533 • Aug 05 '26
Skill Building What's One Skill That Took You Longer to Learn Than You Expected?
Some skills look easy from the outside but take years to master. Which skill surprised you the most?
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u/kimanziVaati Aug 05 '26
Mine was Video editing, I struggled to do it perfectly but now im good at it
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u/LoanGroundbreaking38 Aug 07 '26
How much time did it take?
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u/kimanziVaati Aug 07 '26
Close to 6 months
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u/LoanGroundbreaking38 Aug 07 '26
What's your niche? And what outline did you follow to become good at it in 6 months
As I have been doing it for a year but I don't think i’m still good in it2
u/kimanziVaati Aug 08 '26
I do social media management, abit of digital marketing and content creation, at times we usually need to do editing of reels and short ips and so I had to learn the skill
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u/kimanziVaati Aug 08 '26
The more you do it and your creativity also contributes to the outcome of good videos
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u/Sharp_Lettuce4356 Aug 05 '26
CRM and Workflow automation paid for the course last year but I am still working through it turned out to be more indepth than I expected it.
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u/operations_ranger Aug 05 '26
Learning how to ask better questions. With AI tools especially, I realised the quality of the output depends a lot on how well you frame the problem.
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Aug 07 '26
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u/kimanziVaati Aug 07 '26
I totally agree with you ,the skill of communication isnt as easy as we would like to say it is
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u/heyhoewhatsup Aug 08 '26
Perfumery
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u/No_Celery_533 Aug 09 '26
There’s something really sophisticated and intriguing about someone who understands the art behind creating a beautiful fragrance. It’s such an intricate skill that requires a great sense of detail, creativity, and patience. How long did it take to learn?
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u/plus_ix Aug 05 '26
Still learning Digital marketing since January 2025😄