Absolutely! Thanks for asking Anastasia Shch.

Here are a few of them:

• Creative: Line Art and Coloring using Photoshop (I had this mental block that as a software engineer, there is no way I could ever draw. I wanted this first experiment to prove me wrong. It did.)
• Language: Spanish vocabulary for the work place
• Logic: Classification using Machine Learning
• Physical: Gaining mass as an ectomorph (I had never been able to put on weight. I wanted to change that. In January, when I practiced this, I gained 12 pounds of muscles and lost 3% body fat)
• Health: Health nutrition for maximum muscle regeneration
• Best storytelling practices
• Language?: Public Speaking best practices
• Non-fiction writing (I wrote one story per day in January, accidentally got published by The Startup and became top writer in 7 categories in 23 days. I couldn’t stop practicing that skill. I make most of my money writing now)
• Creative: Fiction writing (I practiced on my game, Soul Reaper, and my late online store: Viking Boutique.com)
• Dropshipping and the art of selling physical goods for a niche (see VikingBoutique above)
• Language: Basics of Danish & Norwegian language
• Language: Basics of Tagalog
• Logic: Learning to Learn
• Creative: Video production for Personal Branding
• Creative: Video post-production using DaVinci Resolve (current month)
• Creative: Video game trailer creation (learn the theories + make a short trailer every other day)
• Social Media Marketing on Facebook for Video Games
• Physical: Executing effective serves at Tennis
• Physical: Understanding bouldering (rock climbing) movements and rock types
• Creative: Photo editing using Lightroom
• Logic?: Making Kickstarter projects that work
• Mental Health: Daily Journaling
• Mental Health: Basics of meditation (this was probably one of the most difficult one for me to learn)

Hope that gives a good idea of what can be learned to effective levels in 20 hours or less!

I’ll re-iterate that Learning to Learn should be the first skill anyone learns or masters. Looking back, I wish I had started with that.

Happy skill learning!