>I mention this only because what works will vary between people and I think it's an important change. I really like this because I took an alternative option.

>I mention this only because what works will vary between people and I think it's an important change. I really like this because I took an alternative option. I decided "home row" thinking was too confining when writing code (I probably write more scripts), and I can't think as fast as I can type with that sort of approach. My colleagues call me a "hunt and pecker," while I actually simply refuse the home row. Muscle memory is quite odd and can be cultivated to encourage less repetition.