Sentence structure

You, too! I hope you make up your mind and choose something that you'll enjoy as well as learn from!

How about:

You'll enjoy as much as you'll learn from!

That's worse.

I'm trying to say hope this person finds something he'll enjoy but at the same time learn a lot.

actually at the same time learn even more.

Use what I gave you.

Trust the experts and try not to be creative with speech patterns on your own, at lesat for now anyway. Finesse will come later with improvement.

I'm not trying to use it right now, just wondering if there are other ways to say it. I'm trying to tell this person that hopefully he'll enjoy it but at the same time learn even more from it.

Possible to shorten the sentence without so many words>?

I hope you find something that you'll enjoy and learn a lot from.

I hope you find something that you'll enjoy as much as you're going to learn from it.

What makes this sentence incorrect?