I'd suggest that for "things you like doing and are bad at", "use time and money to get better at them" is another valid approach. Particularly if you like doi

I'd suggest that for "things you like doing and are bad at", "use time and money to get better at them" is another valid approach. Particularly if you like doing them more than any of the things in the "things you like doing and are good at" quadrant, or if there are other ancilliary benefits to the things that you'd be learning.