It always surprise me that people trying to makes themselves more productive overlook their I/O - reading and writing.
I still see many people slowly and inefficiently reading on the input side and pecking their way on the keyboard in the output side.
I guess the reason that people don't invest time in improving their I/O is that it's boring. I'll be the first to agree that learning speed reading or touch typing is boring, however the benefits you'll reap are big - the investment will pay itself every time you interact with your computer.
After getting the basics of speed reading and touch typing out of the way [1], there are many more ways you can improve your I/O. Here are few examples:
After getting the basics of speed reading and touch typing out of the way [1], there are many more ways you can improve your I/O. Here are few examples:
- Learn to efficiently skim through documents
- Learn to pick what to read
- Master your IDE
- Automate everything
- ...
[1] And you should never stop practicing.
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