Have you ever heard of micromastery? Simply put, micromastery is learning the expertise and skills of many small things instead of aiming to completely excel in just one area. Â You could master anything, from making the perfect omelet to growing a bonsai tree. And according to one author, by mastering many small things, we can make our minds happier and healthier.
How frequently learning a small skill is the key to happiness
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