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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tallifer" data-source="post: 5820291" data-attributes="member: 84661">Retraining is simple and a part of everyday life.I learned how to drive a car when I was 16. I can still drive it on the road, but because I have spent the past twenty five years in the downtown of cities where I do need a car at all, I can no longer parallel park or switch lanes in thick traffic easily or follow signs and turn-offs like I used to be able.In the meantime I have become an excellent teacher of English, able to teach almost any level or age. I had no clue about pedagogy or dealing with children ten years ago.In my university years I studied hard enough at Latin to pass the Master's and Doctoral level translation examinations for mediaeval Studies: now I can barely read an inscription in a church. However I can speak and read basic Korean.Your brain can only hold so much information. Most people cannot be good at everything. And many people make radical career changes in their lives which also change their skills after some time.</blockquote>