I forced myself to learn vim last year after my wrist started to hurt a lot. The reason was the right hand motion for reaching the mouse or key arrows, countle

I forced myself to learn vim last year after my wrist started to hurt a lot. The reason was the right hand motion for reaching the mouse or key arrows, countless times per day. It took me ~1 week to be comfortable on home row and vim motion. I started learning it when I didn't have much work to do so it didn't keep me back from my workflow. Now I'm grateful for that decision and I find myself using the home row accidentally at unrelated apps. My productivity skyrocketed and my wrist is fine. For me its worth it 100%. Most major editors and IDEs have Vim mode/plugins so users could try it without breaking their workflow.