After started working, have you joined any classes, if so, to learn what?

That is great that you keep learning in your life. I love to learn the new thinkgs also, but sometimes I just do not have enough time and money to make it work. Saying the yoga classes, it is very expersive for one course. As per my economy right now, I did not have the extra money to learn about it. Comparied with your learning approach, I tend to buy variety of books to learn myself. It is ture that the effects will be definitely different for the self-study.

I have some nice experiences to share with you Buchi but it would be a long story.Once I narrated this to Deepak too.Well ! It starts now- When I got married I did not know A,B,C,D of classical music.But I had a God given ear for music and good memory power and repriducing capacity.I used to sing film songs very well. But as soon as I got married I came to know that my people virtually condemned film music[my husband condemned it the first day saying it is all junk music[to quote his exact words it is Kuppai pattu].My fatherinlaw, husband and sistersinlaw knew classical music.I told my fahterinlaw that I would learn classical music in five years.After my son was born I had a master coming home and teaching me music.Iwas his favourite student and thsi was achieved through my God given ear for music.With my husband's encouragement I pursued music for quite some time and learnt a number of Varnams and difficult songs too.I was also fortunate to get a senior teacher teach me.This led to some girls come to me and ask them to train them[the songs that I sang at home could be heard outside the flat in which I lived].So I had a big group of students too. Apart from this I have learnt about the stock market in a big way with expert assistance and imparting of knowledge from husband and my own practical experience. Then I went to some classes where a teacher taught Vedantha Desika Stuthis. After this, after coming to Mumbai I have been learning computer ,how to use MS Word efficiently and effectively[my son is my Guru here] I am also like you. I like to learn something new but I do it in areas where I have a natural aptitude.

hi,good morning, actually i didn't go to any work.. but,before marriage i started learning typewriting and short hand too.. after marriage i started learning, beautiseun course, basic computers... it helps me alot for doing these kinds of jobs.. even i am planing to learn forex.. hope it will be useful for my future too. thankyou, have a nice day.

HI Aunty, I started working at the age of 18 and completed my education through distance learning. After i finished my 10th std in holiday i joined for my typing classes and completed my junior grade i could not continue for senior grade as my +2 tutu ions started and i had no time to go and after started working i joined for embrodiary classes only for Saturdays to learn Kasuthi and Kutch designs. After this was completed i started going for yoga classes and i continued to go for 1 month, after that the yoga instructor got married and she was supposed to move to a different location so i could not continue. Have a great day.

Yes, I am so lucky to have a supporting husband. Even after we get married I still enrolled in different skills enhancing program like House Keeping Course then Barista Course NCI then Culinary Arts. I enjoyed it a lot & learned from it but still I am planning to enroll in another course this summer break.

I haven't worked yet but I have joined some classes of out-of-shcool tuition.I have to join some exams so I received extra learning that include English,maths and so on.I don't like to take these classes and I don't think they are useful.Maybe they are just psychology comforts that you can know more than others who don't take these.Actually,I am willing to take dance classes but I am afraid I am a little bit old to learn dance now. :(~~~

Hi Buchi, at the age of 17 I was still having my formal education. I started working at the age of 23. I attended typing class twice a week to lean the right technique of typing. I envied those who could type so skillful using both hands It was really embarrassing to type with a single finger in the office. I felt really pleasant I could run my fingers freely and rapidly on the keyboard without looking at the letter after completing the course We had inservice course regularly to enhance our working efficiency. Nowadays I'm no longer a working woman and don't have to attend any class related to work. Though I still had attended many others classes as well. Yeah, this is because I like learning new technique or knowledge which interest me. The latest class I had joined was the one held in the adjacent town. It's course about how to do trading and investment. Happy posting and take care.

hi buchi-bulla, i am started work from the age of 16 or 17 that is in a cloth shop,at that time my father was partner in a wholesale cloth shop,their i am assisting my father and learning things their for reading news papers,supervising the things their,but i am not getting any amount for that,i have also stayed 6 months at Chennai to learn computer classes,English class and Airlines class,have a nice day

Hi Buchi_bulla, I am a late starter. :( Around 27. :( Joined a firm of auditors, while I was still doing my company secretarial course. I tried to learn German, couldn't really go beyond a few words. :) Then learnt computers, DOS in those days. Thereafter, learnt programming in Dbase, Cobol, and Unix. Even VB and Oracle (I dont know one bit of it now - except logics). he he. While on job I learnt autocad, which was rather fun. Of course since I worked with auditors, I learnt about accounts, finance, and companies act. That's it. Not much to me I am afraid. :)