Write a 10-minute drill to launch apps by keyboard

Writes a 10-minute practice drill for launching apps and files from the keyboard, built around the ones you open most.

Task: Write a 10-minute practice drill that trains me to open my most-used apps and files from the keyboard. Context: I use a keyboard launcher such as PowerToys Run or the Windows search box, and I currently reach for the mouse. The apps and files I open most are [list up to eight]. I have [number] minutes a day to practice. Rules: - Split the drill into three rounds of about three minutes, each with a clear target such as speed or accuracy. - Give short abbreviations I can type to reach each item, and tell me to test them in my own launcher because results depend on its settings. - End with a way to measure progress after five days using a single number. Result: Three rounds as numbered steps with the exact sequence to type, then one line on the progress number. Keep it under 200 words.

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