IMHO Reviews Reveals 11 Life-Changing Skillshare Classes for 2023

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IMHO Reviews, a company that helps people choose better products and services, recently released a list of the top Skillshare classes for 2023. Vitaliy offers readers an in-depth look at the most essential courses available on the platform and an opinion on which ones are worth pursuing.

As Lano notes, a Skillshare course can be overwhelming, given the vast number of options available. The aim is to make it easier for readers to make informed decisions about which courses to take, with an emphasis on classes that will add long-term value to their lives.

The press release features 11 Skillshare courses that CEO of IMHO Reviews has hand-picked and vetted, with each course covering a specific skill set that he believes can be life-changing. Vitaliy notes that while everyone has different needs and interests, these courses are a great starting point for anyone looking to improve their skills and achieve success.

The first course on Lano's list is "Mastering Productivity: Create a Custom System That Works." IMHO Reviews recommends this class for anyone who struggles with procrastination or finding it challenging to meet deadlines. Lano notes that this course provides a comprehensive guide to productivity that covers everything from goal-setting to time management, prioritization, and more. The best part is that learners get to choose which productivity system works best for them.

Next up is "Art of the Start: Turning Ideas into High-Growth Businesses," which Lano describes as an excellent option for anyone looking to take their business idea to the next level and attract investors. The course is taught by venture capitalist Guy Kawasaki and his partner Bill Reichert, who provide insights into the starting, launching, fundraising, and pitching stages of building a business. Lano highlights the course's comprehensive nature, covering everything from market research to building a social platform for a business.

Vitaliy's third pick is "Going Freelance: Building and Branding Your Own Success." He notes that this class is perfect for anyone looking to build and brand their own success and offers a comprehensive guide to starting a freelance career. The course, taught by Justin Gignac, covers everything from crafting a portfolio to pitching to media and networking authentically.

The fourth course on Lano's list is "Speed Reading Mastery - Double Reading Speed." For anyone looking to improve their reading skills, he recommends this class, taught by memory and speed reading coach Jordan Harry, co-founder of StudyFast. Lano notes that the course provides essential speed reading and memory techniques that can help learners save time, focus better, and retain more information. The class includes video lectures, tests, and exercises to help double reading speed instantly.

Lano's fifth pick is "Discovering Success - Uncover Your Purpose, Passion & Path." In this course, taught by Sunday Times bestselling author and trained coach Emma Gannon, learners are guided through exercises that help them uncover their passions, natural skills, and non-negotiables. Lano notes that the course provides valuable insights into self-discovery and is ideal for anyone looking to redefine success in a fulfilling way.

Vitaliy recommends "Creative Writing for All: A 10-Day Journaling Challenge" as an excellent way to improve writing skills. The course, taught by Emily Gould, provides learners with daily prompts to write about and provides guidance on how to develop and improve their writing skills. Lano notes that this class is ideal for anyone looking to build their writing skills and increase their creativity.

The seventh class on the list is "Context is Key: Social Media Strategy in a Noisy Online World" taught by Gary Vaynerchuk. Lano emphasizes the importance of context in social media and praises Vaynerchuk's ability to explain the nuances of social media in an easy-to-understand way. However, Vitaliy also notes that the class may be a bit outdated for more experienced social media marketers.

Next on the list is "Communication Skills: Become More Clear, Concise" taught by Alex Lyon. IMHO Reviews appreciates Lyon's ability to break down communication skills into small pieces that are easy to digest and apply. However, Lano also critiques the video quality of the class.

Class number nine on the list is "Choose Must: 10 Hands-On Exercises to Find and Pursue Your Passion" taught by Elle Luna. Vitaliy found the class both tactical and inspiring, offering practical self-exploration exercises to help identify and follow one's true calling in life, praises Luna's engaging teaching style, quality of audio and video, and emphasis on the importance of using the right words to find and pursue one's passion.

The tenth class on the list is "Do Things, Tell People: The Power of Personal Branding" taught by Hamza Khan. Vitaliy highlights the actionable steps provided by Khan to redefine one's personal brand and the engaging storytelling skills of the instructor. However, Lano also notes that the class may be more beneficial to someone who has already set the foundation of their brand.

The eleventh final class on the list is "How to Be Happier – Stoicism Masterclass" taught by Sam Ahmed and Ali Abdaal. Author praises Sam Ahmed's deep understanding of Stoicism and how he teaches the five principles of Stoicism and practical applications for daily life. Lano found the bonus content about bitcoin and body transformation particularly interesting and the class a great introduction to Stoicism.

In conclusion, IMHO Reviews CEO Vitaliy Lano offers his insights and opinions on the top Skillshare classes for 2023 in audio format on podcast, highlighting the benefits and potential drawbacks of each class. Whether person interested in social media strategy, communication skills, finding and pursuing passion, personal branding, or Stoicism, there's a class on Skillshare. With the right guidance, anyone can thrive in their personal and professional life.