New things to learn

[HeyPachuco!]

Wondering what are some useful things to learn in life. Apart from your job, your day-to-day neccessities and social life. As I'm 21 now. I feel as if, theres so much to learn out there and would like to start early, anybody recommend something USEFUL?

What are some good LANGUAGES to learn. Spanish? German? or/ and French? As I like travelling/ Backpacking around Europe (Netherlands, Germany, France etc) and hope to travel around SOUTH AMERICA/ CARRIBEAN ISLES later on.

Or maybe even some SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY/ PSYCHOLOGY classes which can perhaps make you better with dealing w/ people in your curren job/ social life etc. Anything that can help you, grammar wise in typing. speaking and reading. I want to be a good story-teller oneday. As I hear its A MUST THING IN LIFE TO HAVE.

COOKING LESSONS? if you can cook already. You can spice up something abit different than the usual SPAGHETTI BOLOUGNE?

Just on those terms, nothing rocket science. Any LENGTHY suggestions will be appreciated, especially if you're undergoing anything now or have done. If there is a thread on this already, can I have the link as I can't find anything on it in the search engine - apart from some brilliant thread on "Things you wish you knew before you turned 25/30" -

 

[taiyuu_otoko]

NLP
Sales Skills
Public Speaking Skills
Web Skills
and most important of all,

wealth building skills

 

[Mandiblard]

Morse Code

 

[e-lie]

Learn one thing and master it like me a play pool and am pretty good at it I also study martialarts.

 

[f283000]

If I could learn 1 thing it would probably be cooking or martial arts. I would love to be able to cook fresh pasta and my other favorite foods. Not only is fresh food delicious/healthy and better than premade stuff but women love a man that can cook for them.

Martial arts is self explanatory. Be able to defend yourself if push come to shove.

 

[Rogue]

Or maybe even some SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY/ PSYCHOLOGY classes which can perhaps make you better with dealing w/ people in your current job/ social life etc.

Read The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene.

 

[Hidden-Hand]

Go here:

http://www.marcandangel.com/2008/06/02/50-things-everyone-should-know-how-to-do/