The one hack that saved me from digital scavenger hunts 🧠

This used to be me:

✈️ Go to book a flight → spend 5 minutes digging to find my:

It was like going on a digital scavenger hunt every. single. time.

Sound familiar?

It isn’t just about time lost.

It is the mental friction—getting pulled out of flow over and over again.

The Hack That Changed Everything

I built a simple system using text expanders.

Anytime I caught myself looking something up more than once, I saved it as a snippet.

For example, I created a short trigger (like ::ff for frequent flyer numbers).

Check it out in action 👇🏻

I simply type ::ffunited

And—boom—my United MileagePlus Frequent flyer number appears.

This works for anything you don’t want to go hunting for.

Save the brainpower for more important stuff.

For Mac Users

Just go to: System Settings → Keyboard → Text Replacements

Click the ➕ and add your shortcut.

Here’s how 👇

Set up 3–5 to start. You’ll feel the impact instantly.

For Windows Users

🔓 Try Espanso — a free, open-source text expander with system-wide support.

It also works for Mac users, if you’re looking for more customization.

Want to Go Next-Level?

I use Alfred to manage all my snippets—super fast, insanely flexible.

It’s a core part of the Mac Productivity Mastery course I’m thinking of launching.

Stuff that solves real pain:

If you’re interested, just reply: “I’m in.”
I’ll send you early access when it goes live.

See you next week,
George