Which Skill is the best one actually?

[texus2]

Hi Guys,

below you will find a link of "startupbros", they have written a blog article about quitting your daytime job in ~120days.

http://startupbros.com/quit-job-120-days-less/

In the text they say, you should consider the following skills to learn "for free" in the world wide web:

Web design, Web Development, Web Analytics, Pay Per Click Ads, Content Marketing, Online Advertising

So my question to you: Which Skill is actually the best one to learn? I really don't know, what skill has a high demand, what of them is good in every situation or which one is the "easiest" one to earn money on upwork/elancer etc.

I know, that I have to choose the right skill for myself but i really want to know your opinions about these skills.

Thanks in advance!

 

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[hughjasle]

Any.

Really - master any one of those and you will have lots of work/opportunities.

It's like asking which is the best ingredient for making cake.

No one ingredient is better than the others, they all work together in making cake. Same with all your "skills" for the start-up bro's model.

BUT everyone wants the best Flour available inside their cake. So be the best {insert skill of your choice}, and not only will you be able to use it yourself, but others will seek you out to use in their businesses as well.

 

[GuestUser140]

The ability to add value to

things
yourself
other people

 

[TJH]

I know, that I have to choose the right skill for myself but i really want to know your opinions about these skills.

Any of the skills you listed will have some demand. Go find that demand, use what you already know and make an offer to do something. If you please someone, then do it again. The one I'm working on now is doing PPC analysis and writing how to process documentation for a customer.

 

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[Supa]

The ability to add value to

things
yourself
other people

Yep. The rest can be learned while doing it.

 

[Paul Thomas]

having to choose one... sales

 

[Drewskay]

My man, a few weeks ago I was in this same predicament. Its so much out there to consider and it can be pretty overwhelming lol. These two threads helped point me in the right direction. Good Luck!

https://www.thefastlaneforum.com/community/threads/the-astonishing-secrets-thread.50097/
https://www.thefastlaneforum.com/co...-years-of-frustration-it-worked-for-me.63673/

 

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[Ubermensch]

Hi Guys,

below you will find a link of "startupbros", they have written a blog article about quitting your daytime job in ~120days.

http://startupbros.com/quit-job-120-days-less/

In the text they say, you should consider the following skills to learn "for free" in the world wide web:

Web design, Web Development, Web Analytics, Pay Per Click Ads, Content Marketing, Online Advertising

So my question to you: Which Skill is actually the best one to learn? I really don't know, what skill has a high demand, what of them is good in every situation or which one is the "easiest" one to earn money on upwork/elancer etc.

I know, that I have to choose the right skill for myself but i really want to know your opinions about these skills.

Thanks in advance!

This forum's name yields itself to immense misinterpretation, particularly from newbies.

To uninitiated, the "fast" part of the FL almost implies a certain ease, a kind of lack of difficulty in obtaining the ultimate strategic goal.

Which of MJ's skills led to the championship?

Was it his jump shot?

Perhaps it was his ability to focus, and blot out the noise of the opposition's roaring crowd.

No, it had to be his crossover dribble.

On second thought, perhaps it was the knowledge that - at this level, with the stakes THAT high - the referees would not call an offensive foul on #23, definitely not for that subtle little shove with the left hand...

The gladiator slays, slices, stabs and swings his sword to success.

Which of his "skills" leads him to victory?

What is his ability wielding steel, without his in-the-moment realization that yelling out the crowd - "ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?!" - would lead to the imperative winning of the crowd's collective heart? What do his abilities in combat ultimately mean, if he does not possess and command the charisma to make them chant his name?

When Usain Bolt broke - shattered, annihilated and obliterated - his own world records, and ran faster than anthropologists thought a human could run, which skill did he master?

Which exercise did he focus on?

Clearly, he is a master of running faster than any human, slowing down at the end of the race, slapping his chest triumphantly - on the world stage - with 3.3 billion people watching.

Which skill did he master?

I don't think he mastered just one.

I think he runs everyday, until he throws up, until it hurts so bad that those who love him can't even watch.

For the hustler, sometimes it means hearing the words of doubters. It sometimes means feeling the words of haters literally enter his ears, and fight, fight, FIGHTING to keep those words from getting in his head.

 

[Yoda]

Here's one:

Decision making.