I often have the problem that when I’m typing, my brain is obviously way faster and then I type half the word and finish it with the first half of the next word already. Don’t know if this is understandable 😅🙈 Does anyone else experience this? Do you have a trick that helps you?
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Hello! This is not related to this post, but you have replied to an account called Swedish Boy, I believe this account might be a) fake or b) someone fronting as a 13 year old for multiple reasons I think it would be in your best interest to report and block them… I would have replied to you there but I don’t think I should communicate anywhere near that account (as a minor) because I think they might be a creep in disguise. If you want to know why I think this you can reply if you’d like… -sth
Thank you for sharing this. I was actually also assuming, that it might be fake, but I wanted to give the benefit of the doubt. I didn’t share any names or anything on purpose, so I think no harm there, but I do appreciate sharing your concerns. 🍀 hope you have a great day 🍀
Whenever I can I use voice recognition to “type” for me so I can just talk it out. If that isn’t an option, I keep predictive text on and I also have set up a ton of custom autocorrects for phrases I use a lot - like SFTeam autocorrects to my three team members names. It’s kind of like creating a custom short hand and it helps me to be able to type at my brain speed when I don’t have to type full words for everything.
I don’t type it I do crazy writing to clear my head noise sometimes and it’s so fast and I just spill onto the page. But what I do isn’t work and it’s just to unclog my brain of chatter. So this is of no use to you except to say I kind of understand what you’re going through with absolutely no solution to offer.
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