The muscle memory aspect is often underrated and ignored. It was due to muscle memory that my touch typing practice took off. At first, I had memorized all the placements of the keys, but only when my fingers took over and my mind went blank (literally) did my typing speed increase. This was a beautiful reminder, because even though I muscle memory worked for me once before, I had completely forgotten about it. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Rick! Great piece today! I can't tell you how much I needed to read this. As someone who has been taught to "go at full speed" all the time, I constantly find myself burnt out quite often. Thank you reminding me to work smarter, then go to my flow state to work better. 😊
The muscle memory aspect is often underrated and ignored. It was due to muscle memory that my touch typing practice took off. At first, I had memorized all the placements of the keys, but only when my fingers took over and my mind went blank (literally) did my typing speed increase. This was a beautiful reminder, because even though I muscle memory worked for me once before, I had completely forgotten about it. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Rick! Great piece today! I can't tell you how much I needed to read this. As someone who has been taught to "go at full speed" all the time, I constantly find myself burnt out quite often. Thank you reminding me to work smarter, then go to my flow state to work better. 😊