When using a computer, you may find yourself using the mouse to open the same location every time, or copying and pasting. It may seem small at a time, but if you repeat it many times, it will take a surprisingly long time.
Shortcuts help because they reduce hand movement and make it easier to stay focused on the task itself.
Not only the speed but also the flow changes.
Shortcuts aren't just about being fast. It is difficult to stop the flow of work. If you don't have to keep reaching for the mouse while writing, you'll have a harder time thinking clearly.
Copy, paste, undo, save. Just remembering this will make a huge difference in how comfortable you feel when working.
It's enough to remember little by little
You don't need to memorize a lot from the beginning. It is enough to memorize only two or three frequently used items and use them every day.
Children who use tools well are not doing difficult things, but are gradually improving the movements they often use.
Try the copy, paste, save, and undo shortcuts one by one.
At Digital Kodomo BASE, we value small tips that are useful every day rather than flashy techniques. Shortcuts are one of them.