Which of these skills should I learn as an adult?

By age 25, most of us have the skills to be successful and secure in our careers.

Yet it is important to recognise that many of the skills we acquire over the course of life can be learned as an adolescent, especially in a relatively new field such as life skills.

So what is life skills and why should we care? 

As the title of this post suggests, life skills are all about changing our behaviour and how we live our lives.

Life skills are what we learn in school, in school we learn about how to be a good student, how to read a book and how to do well in school.

But life skills do not end there.

They also include things like the right time to work, what time to eat and how much sleep you need.

These things are all important in the development of good health and social skills.

What you need to know about life skills is a bit like a checklist of important things to know.

We need to be sure that the checklist is well thought out.

So, what are life skills?

Life skills are a way of changing how we act and think in a way that allows us to become better and happier.

We can think about the skills as the way we can make better choices.

For example, learning to cook for yourself is a good example of a skill that is not just about food preparation. 

What are the basics of life skills You need to have some basic knowledge in the areas of: What you like doing (and how you like it)