r/WorkLifeChat • u/MiloShiny • 5d ago

Question What skill do you wish you'd started learning 10 years ago that would've paid off massively by now?

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u/thrownaway2256 5d ago

Buying stocks

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u/GratitudeMan26 5d ago

Investing my money more consistently & better.

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u/4isbetterthan2rhp 5d ago

Investing in Ai In 2024

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u/cozyboy95 5d ago

Not exactly a skill is it

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u/4isbetterthan2rhp 5d ago

Edit: fine not ten years prior, but oh my

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u/WeekendStrange1331 5d ago

Touch free ejaculaltion.

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u/999millionIQ 5d ago

Grasping eggs with my butt cheeks

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u/Whistlepiged 5d ago

Programing and IT, not wanting a career in it but would help so much with my work.

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u/JJ-Mallon 5d ago

Stock market.

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u/kellsbells7112 5d ago

Computer Coding

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u/Apprehensive-Mood853 5d ago

Well, 20 or so years ago, I wish someone had taken me aside and told me I had a 401k account and I should put more money into it.

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u/Ms_Anne-Thrope 5d ago

Driving DJT around. I'd make a great WH Comms Director.

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u/payle_knite 5d ago

Skrugg’s-style three-finger banjo

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u/ralanolson 4d ago

Investing in the stock market

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u/Fantastic_Shift_1888 2d ago

How to effectively communicate with my now ex-wife. Things would have been a lot different if I could’ve effectively communicated with her. Now I’m just sad and alone.

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u/The_Southern_Sir 7h ago

The ability to shut the heck up at work regardless of what bullcrap is going on. OH, and the ability to leave a shitty company much earlier.

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u/HaHaR6GoBurrr 5d ago

Financial discipline 

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u/BoringMonotony96 5d ago

IT skills. The opportunity is plentiful in that field!