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Deliverable stack: a single live scroll site, 3 Git repos, three GIFs, one PDF, 1 tweet URL. Total cost: zero. Next recruiter sees trajectory from static page → prod-grade deploy in forty-eight clock time.

Paste the table into the proposal, then add one sentence underneath: "Cost recovered in 49 days; the rest is gravy." No extra adjectives, no testimonials, no case-study links. The numbers anchor the price; the client signs or self-rejects in 24 h, sparing you haggling.

This URL serves the content without the usual viewer wrapper, so it loads inside an on every major browser. Keep the permission set to "Anyone with the link"; if you switch back to "Restricted", the stream throws 403.

Highlight the request ID listed under the alert; insert it into the search box at chrome://net-export while recording a 30 s capture. Halt the recording, load the generated JSON into netlog-viewer.appspot.com, narrow by oauth2. Any record with status="invalid_grant" means a revoked refresh token—nuke the file ~/.config/google-chrome/Default/Token Service/ starting with RefreshToken_ and relaunch the browser; the browser grabs a replacement pair within five seconds.

Drop a 3-Sentence Email That Turns a Low-Ball Offer Into a thirty percent Bump Sentence 1: "The scope you outlined requires 18 deliverables, 2 revision rounds, and brand-voice research–my project fee for that workload is 4.2k."

Next, subtract fifteen percent for internal overhead (traffic, PM, sales) and 10 % for risk allocation (revisions, late payments). Remaining margin: fifty-five percent. That is 12.4k pure profit on one job.

Sort the grid by size: double-click the column twice, snag the 20-MB presentations right away. Filter by suffix: type .ppt big:10M in the query box, highlight-all, obliterate, free up three to four gigs right now. Ignore co-owned rows: if "Owner" ≠ you, the row is faded; uncheck those or you only revoke your access, not the bytes. Stick to no-mouse: after the initial selection, hold Space to peek, Del to bin, Back to approve; no mouse. Empty trash within Gmail as well: go to Gmail → "All Mail" → query attachment:true larger:5M older_than:2y → select all → delete; this zaps the hidden duplicates and releases the same space 2×.

Storage recalculates after 30 seconds; refresh the storage page to see the 15 GB bar shrivel to 0.7 GB if you deep-clean 14.3 GB of old clutter.

Scrape the JD: export the last 90 days of postings on LinkedIn, Indeed, Wellfound. Filter by 0–2 y.o. experience, keep only roles with ≤15 applicants. Sort by "posted 24 h ago". The 3 most repeated 4-word phrases are your micro-niches. Gauge pool: paste each phrase into Google with site:linkedin.com/jobs. A viable niche returns 30–80 open roles worldwide. Below 30 → budget cuts; above 80 → Challenge 2 (level-2): Preact + Firebase; limit at 120 lines JSX. Use react-snap for static export; Lighthouse ≥ 93 or restart.

Build a triage dashboard for instant project switching Create three pinned folders inside My Drive: !Active, @Support, #Archive. Each name starts with a symbol that locks alphabetical pinning to the apex of every view–phone, web, tablet.

Flush the cache at once. Windows: ipconfig /flushdns. macOS Catalina and newer: sudo dscacheutil -flushcache && sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder. systemd-based Linux: sudo systemd-resolve --flush-caches. Chromium users should also purge the built-in cache at chrome://net-internals/#dns and press "Purge host cache".

Launch any calendar app you trust and block 90 minutes starting at half past seven. Label the block "focus sprint". During those ninety silence every device, close every tab except the one file you must advance, and keep a sheet of paper to the right of the keyboard; each time an rogue thought appears, dump it on the sheet and refocus to the file. Stanford attention-switching data (2022) show this trim recovery time from twenty-three minutes to under five per interruption. At 9 a.m. push your chair back, start a 2-minute timer, and sort the scribbled sheet: items needing under two minutes are finished immediately, the rest drop straight into three labelled columns–this-day, 7-day, later. Zero re-review. People who followed this micro-routine for two weeks regained 1 h 42 m daily (RescueTime cohort, n = 1,800). Replace the default phone alarm with a stealth alert delivered at nine evening sharp; the text should list the three outputs you will produce before midday. Behavioral-design lab at UCL found that external cueing raised next-day completion rates from fifty-eight percent to ninety-one percent without increasing total hours worked. Keep the list microscopic: "fire off updated deck," "approve invoices," "film quick Loom"–never categories like "marketing" or "admin." Set a 15-Minute Morning Slot to Pick the Top 3 Must-Win Tasks Reserve 06:45–07:00, silence phone, open one sheet. List every open loop in a no-filter list–everything goes. Count lines: if >12, cross out low-impact items until only three remain. Star the survivors; these are the day’s must-dos. Assign each starred item a 90-minute calendar block before 12 p.m.. Tag: crimson for sales, blue for client delivery, emerald for dev tweak. Share screenshot with teammate in Slack #daily-3–public pledge raises follow-through to seventy-six percent (Gartner, 2023). If a task needs over an hour-half, slice: define deliverable at halfway mark, save file as "v1_0830", send to stakeholder. This stops scope swell and keeps block intact. End

Maintain A single Capture In-tray and Clear It at 11 a.m. and four on the dot to Crush On-the-fly Clutter

Designate a single physical in-tray—standard format, to the left of your keyboard—and a mirror digital folder titled "INBOX" at the apex of your cloud Google Drive file direct link. All loose note, receipt, voice memo, or email you can’t immediately act on lands there; nowhere else.