For general typing - I dedicate ~15 minutes a day on sites like monkeytype.com. I also completed the courses on typing.com when I first received my moonlander.

For general typing - I dedicate ~15 minutes a day on sites like monkeytype.com. I also completed the courses on typing.com when I first received my moonlander. Monkeytype also has settings to emulate a lot of the popular alternative layouts if you want to try any out. For shortcuts - I just conciously accepted it takes time to learn. I'd say it was about a month before I stopped reaching for the old shortcuts and started to use the layered shortcuts. It can also help force you into it by not having the old keys mapped - obviously this comes with judgement on a per key basis. I'm not asking you to unmap "A" - but unmapping/not-mapping the F-keys in their usual place coerces you into using your new mapping and you'll just get the muscle memory eventually.