Is there a correct age to learn something new?

By The Invisible Man

@TheInvisibleMan (17594)

October 25, 2017 12:12pm CST

This kind of question usually comes to people who already have a consolidated professional career, but who doesn't feel happier about it and decides to learn something new (or something that they have given up and want to pick up where they left off). What do you think about? Is it worth trying?

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7 responses

@Hannihar (130150)

• Israel

2 Nov 17

I think when one is a child they have the capacity to learn new things. I find as an adult I do learn new things but takes me longer to process them.

@prashu228 (37518)

• India

26 Oct 17

I think there is no age to learn anything..life is a learning process

@peavey (16936)

• United States

25 Oct 17

Any time before you die is a good time.

@Lizirazo (2390)

• United States

25 Oct 17

Age is no barrier to learning.

@craftsmart (265)

• United States

26 Oct 17

You can always learn, but I did hear somewhere that language is learned faster at a younger age, but I don't know.

@Shortail (845)

• Philippines

25 Oct 17

age is not related if you want to learn. but you can learn how to forget your age.

Anne Marie Guyer

@LeaPea2417 (40020)

• Toccoa, Georgia

25 Oct 17

You are never too old to learn something new.