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

1. Design 2. Coding I am planning to spend 15 to 20 minutes each day learning either of the one.

Robotics :)

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3D modelling. The interfaces just overwhelm me and I know it'll take me years of daily practice to reach a level of proficiency I'd be happy with.

More languages, I barely have time to work on 1 extra language at the same time. Also, I'd love to take piano classes!

Learning to skate, oil painting, spending an entire day (fully) with fam.

Watercolor painting (or really any kind of painting!) Seems like such a personally enriching skill to have, and one you can easily continue in old age.

Japanese, illustration and coding.

I always wanted to be a guitar pro but never found the time to master the skills! Maybe the season is beyond I hit 40 😆