Each person sooner or later asks the question - what can I do? What am I? Was I gifted with something? Self-search is normal and should not be ashamed of. And if such thoughts have appeared, you need to take and go learn what you have ever had an inclination to.
Instructions
Step 1
It's never too late to learn. The very fact that there is a need to acquire certain skills and knowledge should already command respect.
Step 2
In addition, according to the assurances of scientists, there are no people who are absolutely devoid of any talent. Or, at worst, some ability. Everything and everyone is present. An ordinary example of music can be cited. Most people are happy to say that they have no hearing, that the bear not only stepped on their ear, but also danced the cancan there with the whole family.
Step 3
In fact, the vast majority of people have hearing. As well as the ability to draw, to sing, to dance and everything else.
Step 4
If, nevertheless, there is a desire to develop in oneself the existing abilities and talents, then the direct path to developmental courses. This is natural if there is at least an abstract idea of what needs to be developed.
Step 5
If you even have no idea what you have and what you don't, then you should visit a psychologist (don't be scared, there is nothing terrible here). A qualified specialist will help you understand what talents and skills his "patient" has, and together with him develop a plan for further actions and courses that are worth taking.
Step 6
If there is no desire or opportunity to resort to the help of a psychologist, then you can engage in introspection. To do this, you should take paper and a pen and write down everything that you can remember about yourself, what was interesting, what you were fond of. The list compiled will allow for the first time to narrow the number of options, because if you do everything at once, you can quickly overwork. And the desire to learn something will disappear completely.
Step 7
The main thing in this business is a reasonable approach and patience.
