Not really, it's not lisp's fault that you have to carefully count parens in modern JavaScript without the tools that make it easy in Lisp, same with nonsensical indentation in Python (miss one space and watch the program explode in worst possible moment).

What Lisp helps you is grokking actual operations of computing and, especially when all you have is a really dumbed down algol, opens you up to more programming methods and techniques. All of that happens on layer high above syntax.