Creator lists five skills over B-rollfrom @wendylikestostudy

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Five of the highest ROI skills you will regret not learning in your twenties. And I'm not talking about hobbies that you can just pick up whenever you want, but they are literally skills that will change the trajectory of your life. Number one is financial literacy, and I'm not referring to understanding how to budget or save. I'm talking about understanding taxes, credits, compound interest, best, learn how debt works, learn how to read a paycheck, and how to negotiate compensation. Because truth is, just because you're making more money doesn't mean that you're automatically good at keeping it. The more you understand money, the harder it becomes for money to control you. Number two is sales, and I genuinely think everyone should learn how it worse. Because in so many different aspects of our life, the psychology of sales is in the center of it. You're literally selling when you're asking for a raise, you're applying for a job. It's about understanding what someone else wants, communicate value, handle objections to get what you actually really want. Number three, learn how to build and maintain adult friendship. When you're younger, friendships happen naturally because yes have similar interests, you're in tier same classes, and you see each other every day. Obviously, adult friendships don't work like that. So don't be afraid to invite people over, to initiate first, learn how to genuinely connect with other people, and actually make the effort. And before, study stoicism AKA philosophy. Learn how to separate what you can control versus what you cannot. This makes you better at handling rejection, uncertainties, setbacks, and other people's opinions without having them derail you completely. Last one is learning a combat sport. This can be boxing, Muay Thai, jujitsu, wrestling, just whatever you can actually stick with and have fun worse. Because it's one of the few skills where fitness, discipline, humility, and staying calm under pressure all come together and work. And when I'm trying to learn something completely new outside of what I currently already know, I use Kokona. If I'm reading or watching something in sales, psychology, neuroscience, whatever it might be, I can easily upload the document, the link, or the video that I'm currently watching, and it turns everything into organized notes and actual study materials I can always come back to instead of me just consuming the information and immediately forgetting about it. Your twenties are definitely the highest ROI decade in your life, so use this time to your advantage and accumulate a set of skills that will set you up for your future.