WhatPulse
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Meet WhatPulse - The one stop shop for your computing and application statistics!
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Timeboxing is allocating fixed time periods to activities. It prevents perfectionism and creates urgency. What's your ideal timebox duration for different tasks? #TimeManagement
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We built a little tool for ourselves, then decided to share it with everyone.

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The 'One Touch' principle: Handle digital items once rather than repeatedly reviewing without action. This alone can reclaim hours weekly. #DecisionVelocity
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Did you know? The average knowledge worker is only productive for 2 hours and 53 minutes during an 8-hour workday. Tracking your actual productive time can be eye-opening. 👀 #ProductivityFacts
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Time blocking creates the psychological safety needed for deep work. Knowing when you'll handle incoming requests allows full presence with current tasks. #PresenceProductivity
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Weekly workflow review: Spend 15 minutes identifying one process to optimize. Small improvements compound dramatically over time. #ContinuousImprovement
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Did you know? Keyboard n-key rollover determines how many simultaneous keypresses can be registered. Crucial for very fast typists. #KeyboardTech
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Excited to share "5 Weeks to Flying Fingers" - the culmination of years analyzing what actually works for typing improvement. Available now for free! typetest.io/ebook #NewRelease
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Productivity side quests: Create a list of quick-win tasks you can complete when motivation is low. Completing these 'side quests' builds momentum for bigger tasks. #TaskGaming
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Implementation intention for focus: 'When distracted, I will take one deep breath and return to my task.' Simple plans bypass willpower depletion. #DistractionRecovery
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When's the last time you looked at which websites consume most of your time? The answer might surprise you. Knowledge is the first step to intentional change. #DigitalAwareness
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The progress principle: Simply seeing visual evidence of progress creates intrinsic motivation. That's why productivity tracking often leads to natural improvement. #VisualProgress
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Multi-language typists: dedicate separate practice sessions to each language, as finger patterns differ significantly between languages. #PolyglotTyping
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Stuck in a typing plateau? Switch practice content completely - if you usually type prose, try code. New patterns create new neural connections. #BreakThrough
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A relaxed hand position is crucial for fast typing. Tension in your fingers can reduce your speed by up to 20%. Try the "shake test" between typing bursts. #TypeBetter
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Consider trying blank keycaps to eliminate the temptation to look down at your keyboard. A challenging but effective way to build touch typing skills. #AdvancedTyping
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Proper posture matters: keep your elbows at 90°, wrists straight, and screen at eye level. Your typing speed and comfort will thank you. #ErgonomicTips
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Digital wellbeing isn't about using technology less—it's about using it more intentionally. Tracking helps distinguish between purposeful and mindless usage. #IntentionalTech
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The true value of fast typing isn't the speed itself but the removal of friction between your thoughts and their digital expression. #ProductivityPhilosophy
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Keyboard shortcuts can dramatically improve productivity. Challenge: learn one new shortcut weekly until they become automatic. #ProductivityHack
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Speed typing is as much mental as physical. Practice "chunking" - seeing common words as single units rather than individual letters. #CognitiveTyping
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The best tracking is the one you don't have to think about. Set up WhatPulse once, then let it quietly gather insights while you focus on what matters. #PassiveProductivity
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Collaboration tools should help, not hinder. The average worker switches between 13 apps 30 times daily. Could your team streamline their digital ecosystem? #ToolConsolidation