Managing many levelable player skills design. Sanity?

I have a prototype game more or less working and i would like any input on my next design idea, before i start spending a lot of time on generating and writing related content;

Would it make sense, Design wise, to first:

-Make each levelable player skill eg Sword, Mining, Magic, Crafting etc each into a Scriptable Object with some method overrides. Then:

-Make a class "Skills" that somehow load each (and populate some values from save file) as Skill.Magic, Skill.Crafting for global access, keeping up with its level, effect etc ?

Would i have to write a reference by hand for each and every one; "swordmanship = someScriptableObject, magic =..." or is it possible to iterate and automatically create a variable as reference for each Skill.name in some List<Skill> (containing) allSkills (scriptableObject)?

Then for example if the player wished to interact and harvest resources from say an "Iron Vein", the script would do something like if (skill.Mining.level >= 10 && (hasPickaxe)) Mine(); skill.Mining.GainXP(someVar);

Then i would save/load non zero properties to files for in between sessions persistence as a prototype save/load feature?

Thank you for/if any feedback. It will be appreciated.

 

youtube.com/watch?v=raQ3iHhE_Kk

A good talk about this subject.