What did you always want to learn but have never found the time for?

JavaScript. I know a little bit, but never really learned it properly. I guess I won’t need to with no-code website builders like Webflow and Framer.

I always wanted to go back to school but I had to work. So when the time comes and I have the leisure of that extra time, I will surely take criminology or forensic psychology.

I have always wanted to learn a new language, particularly Spanish for some reason. I'd love to find some time so that I can focus on it.

Music. I have listened and studied different genres for years, but spoken word beats them all. Spoken word is music without a catchy chorus or ridiculous beat. It's just you, your listeners, and a smooth moment of synergy. And after you get your first head nod or shout --- it's addicting!

graphic design =)

Definitely photoshop. I've been doing most of my edits on other softwares (mostly apps or online editors) but I would really love to understand PS lol

I've always wanted to learn ice skating. I can manage to move around without falling but not comfortable enough. Being in Canada, skating is a good way to be active even during winter.

Programming

Drums, have been always postponing it. maybe 2023 is the year!

There is one thing that I have always wanted to learn but have never found the time for: riding a motorcycle. Growing up, I was always fascinated by the freedom and adventure that seemed to come with being able to hop on a motorcycle and hit the open road. I remember watching motorcycle enthusiasts ride by, the wind in their hair and the sun on their faces, and feeling a sense of longing and envy. As I got older, I kept telling myself that I would eventually learn how to ride a motorcycle, but somehow, life always seemed to get in the way. Between work, family commitments, and other responsibilities, there was always something more pressing that needed my attention. But even though I never found the time to pursue my dream of learning to ride a motorcycle, it is still something that I think about from time to time. Maybe one day, when I have a little more free time on my hands, I will finally take the plunge and learn how to ride. Until then, I'll have to content myself with the memories of what could have been.