Kaashmiri D.

The ease may vary depending on the individual's background, interests, and aptitude. However, certain life skills like Time Management are generally considered relatively easy to grasp since the techniques are relatively straightforward. Hence, many find it easier to grasp and use. But what's easy for one person may be more challenging for another, so don't be discouraged, practice and persistence can make a difference.

Attending a prestigious school and having excellent teachers can offer certain advantages, but fortunately or not, I did not have that privilege. Nevertheless, one life skill that I still treasure actually developed during my elementary and high school years, and that is to appreciate humour, and the ability to take a joke on myself(self-depreciating humour). Humour is a great way to connect with peers. Being able to make others laugh and being open to humour directed at yourself can help build authentic and solid relationships. When conflicts arise, a sense of humour can be a valuable tool to diffuse tense situations and even allow individuals to bounce back from setbacks. So, yeah, a sense of humour. :)

That definitely depends on the context but it sure is a valuable trait. Patience in excess, however, could lead to complacency. Idealization of patience could steer situations where individuals tolerate unfavourable circumstances or relationships for too long, or even lose opportunities. Instead, striking a balance between assertiveness and patience, and recognizing when to let either take a lead is a wiser approach, in my opinion.