Successful and harmonious people are always versatile. Peter I took a break from state affairs, working on a lathe, contemporaries could see Leo Tolstoy plowing the land, and Mikhail Lermontov loved to draw. Our brain is constantly learning, it requires development. And every day life gives you an opportunity to learn a new skill: hammer a nail, deal with a gadget, cook something from what’s left in the refrigerator, learn a new sport, fill out documents for obtaining a visa, etc. There are many interesting activities in the world, which will not take you years to master. But how do you understand what exactly you are drawn to? In the book “Micro Master Classes” you will find several dozen different skills that you can master in a short time. If one of the activities offered by Robert Twigger really captivates you, you can always continue to master it at a serious level. In the meantime, start small - it’s like a test drive or a sample of something unknown, but potentially attractive.