4 steps to learn everything in 20 hours

Most of us dramatically overestimate how long it takes to get decent at something new.

We tell ourselves we don’t have enough time. That we’re too old to start. That other people are naturally better at it.

But 20 focused hours is surprisingly manageable.

That’s about 40 minutes a day for a month.

And I think this matters far beyond learning a new hobby.

A lot of the things that have changed my life started with being willing to become a beginner again. Learning how to invest. Learning new ways to make money. Building new skills outside my career. Creating content. Figuring things out badly before eventually figuring them out well.

You don’t need to master everything.

You just need to get good enough to open a door that wasn’t there before.

What’s one skill you’ve always wanted to learn? 👇

Save this for the day you finally decide to start. 🤎

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