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Wouldn't you just love to learn how to draw, dance, play chess, cook Italian food, and code COBOL JavaScript - all at the same time?
There is an infamous exercise floating around (with Warren Buffet's name on it) that suggests writing a list with your top 25 goals. Of these 25, you circle the top-top 5. The clever part is that your list of 5 items becomes your priority list, and the remaining 20 items becomes the "Avoid at all costs" list.
For our purpose, 5 skills to learn in a year is a bit of a stretch. 1 or 2 should do; everything else you find interesting is relegate to the afterlife (or next year)
If you're trying to learn piano, you'll find that it's going to suck at some point and you would prefer to go back to the olden ways
It can be helpful to "tie your hands" in advance of this inflection point by putting some money or honor on the line - see the resources below for 2 sites that can help with that.