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What skills are you trying to improve?

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Everyone here has a primary skill or a field of knowledge they're versed in. What I'm interested in is are you working on sharpening any additional skills or are you committed to working on what you're confident with. In my case, development was where I started many years ago, but currently, I'm trying to improve my writing skills!
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I'm currently working on improving my skills at building products with no-code tools and also learning design on the side :)
Sounds awesome!
Yes indeed! :)
I'm improving my skills in Twitter marketing. Learning about indie hackers and product hunt.
It's hard to overstate the importance of marketing when trying to launch a product. Good luck!
Everyone keeps telling me I should learn how to code! But at the moment I'm just busy learning the no-code tools!
It's whatever works for you!
I am also working on improving my writing skills.
same! Along with automation skills.
That's nice to hear! Do you feel like you're progressing at a good pace?
I need more marketing and social media skills, social media sticktoitivness, and how to get attention in a non-obnoxious way.
I'd say it's not an easy thing to do, you'll have to find your own brand's voice and image. Good luck!
I'm trying to learn more on the SEO skill! I've been "practising" it since my first part-time job in university but as someone who doesn't have a standard business degree in marketing/sales I feel a little bit behind compare to my colleague 😓
It's a pretty important skill for almost any type of business today. I think that, in a way, we're lucky to have available so many good resources online to learn from.
You're right! Not to mention now that we have so many tools that can help any kind of skill too!
I'm learning my marketing skills and SEO skills
I have a product but no users. I'd like to improve my skill to acquire users
Makes sense, good luck!
I have some experience in SEO. Currently, I want to improve my cold outreach skills.

That’s a pivot I recognize. I spent the first two decades of my career deep in code, but lately, I’ve been obsessed with 'product storytelling.' At Mobiwolf, I realized that the best technical architecture in the world doesn't matter if you can't clearly communicate the why behind it to a client.

I'm currently doubling down on AI-augmented content strategy—not just generating text, but learning how to prompt models to capture the specific tone and voice of our brand. It’s a different kind of 'syntax' to master, but just as rewarding. Why the focus on writing for you? Is it for marketing, internal documentation, or something more personal?