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Calendar color-coding creates visual balance at a glance. Assign colors to different work types and aim for a healthy mix each week. #TimeVisualization
The first hour sets the tone. Most high performers protect their morning routine from external demands and digital distractions. #MorningMomentum
Alternating hands while typing is faster than consecutive keystrokes with the same hand. Words like "minimum" are perfect practice for this technique. #FingerDexterity
Fast typing doesn't mean tense typing. Regularly check for tension in your hands, wrists, and shoulders during practice. #RelaxedTechnique
The 'startup routine': Create a standard sequence for beginning your workday that prepares your digital environment for maximum productivity. #WorkdayRitual
Set process goals ("practice 15 minutes daily") rather than just outcome goals ("reach 80 WPM"). Process consistency ultimately delivers results. #GoalSetting
Keyboard ergonomics matter: a slight negative tilt (front edge higher than back) reduces wrist extension and prevents strain. #TypeComfortably
WhatPulse's cross-device synchronization provides a complete picture of your digital life. You can't improve what you don't fully measure. #HolisticTracking
Challenge: type the alphabet backward (zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcba) daily for a week. This exercises keyboard awareness in unexpected ways. #FingerGym
The 2-task workday: Identify just two significant outcomes for each day. This constraint forces prioritization and creates clear success metrics. #MeaningfulMinimalism
The best workspace has zones for different activities: deep work, communications, meetings, and breaks. Physical separation creates mental separation. #WorkspaceDesign
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See how much of your uptime is really focused. 🧠💻
🐧 Linux users, this one’s for you!

WhatPulse 5.11 adds network statistics via a new companion: the External PCap Service.

Track upload/download speeds and total traffic — just like on Windows and macOS.

Setup guide → github.com/whatpulse/li...
You’ll even be able to see Focused uptime per application soon on the website, so you’ll know exactly which apps get your attention, and which ones just sit there. 👀
⏱️ Focused Uptime

Your computer being on doesn’t mean you’re working.

Focused Uptime tracks how much of your uptime you were actually active — typing, clicking, or moving the mouse.

See your real activity time, not just idle hours.
🚀 WhatPulse 5.11 is live!

This update brings one of the biggest changes in a while..with a new way to understand your time and new powers for Linux users.

Here’s what’s new 👇
Want better typing rhythm? Practice with a metronome at 60 BPM, with each keystroke matching a beat. Gradually increase tempo as you improve. #TypingRhythm
Productivity isn’t always about doing more—Working long hours? Track what’s actually moving the needle.
Team productivity multiplies when everyone can work in their zone of genius. Data helps identify who excels at which types of digital tasks. #TeamOptimization
The Pomodoro Technique (25min work/5min break) works because it aligns with our natural attention cycles. Experiment to find your optimal interval. #FocusCycles
Most people dramatically underestimate how much time they spend on email and messaging apps. The first step to reclaiming that time? Measuring it accurately. #TimeAwareness
The 'someday/maybe' folder prevents digital hoarding. Move interesting but non-urgent items there instead of keeping them in primary workspace. #MinimalistWorkflow
Transposition errors (typing letters in wrong order, like "teh" for "the") typically happen when thinking ahead too quickly. Focused practice reduces these. #TypingErrors