Preview
Keyboard shortcuts are not mainly about "speed." They are about protecting flow, which is also the aim of the Focus lesson. Every time you leave the keyboard to aim for an icon, hunt for a button, or rearrange a window with the mouse, you pay a small attention tax.
So the goal of this module is not to make you memorize 200 combinations. The goal is to internalize a few control cores that materially change the way you operate Windows, the browser, Gmail, YouTube, and Notion.
A printable reference, or keep it in view. For Gmail, enable shortcuts first (see section 3).
In the full lesson
- 1 The 15 shortcuts to know
- 2 The CMDglows decision framework
- 3 The 5 cores that matter
- 4 1. Windows: drive the workstation
- 5 2. Browser: reduce tab debt
- 6 3. Gmail: process instead of merely checking
- 7 4. YouTube: learn without breaking flow
- 8 5. Notion: think in blocks
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