100+ Power User Mac Keyboard Shortcuts – macOS 11 Big Sur – Free Udemy Courses

Mac OS is GREAT … If

You can use the whole potential of it if you know what you’re doing.

What if you could simply press two keys on your keyboard and have your Mac’s save dialog box pop up on the screen? You surely know Command-C for copying text or files. This doesn’t sound like a big deal at first, but when you add all of the other functions built into your macOS then





keyboard shortcuts could save you a lot of time





during the day.

There is a massive library of shortcuts on the Mac and with these





super short and quick videos,





you can get it into your hands in no time. Take advantage of downloadable materials which also come





for FREE

Keyboard shortcuts will simplify your workflow whether you working on a writing document, a graphics application, or trying to switch from one running application to another

If you want to get more from your Mac then…

Check out the



Complete macOS Course – MASTER YOUR MAC 2022 – macOS Monterey



and start using the full potential of the newest macOS called Big Sur.

I have put together the most comprehensive and up-to-date course which includes more than





80 video tutorials





and more than





6 hours of video instructions.





I don’t want to see people wasting so much time on such a powerful operating system.

I’m using a Mac computer every day for more than 10 years and still learning new techniques and shortcuts on how to optimize my workflow and I want to share it all with you. When I bought my first MacBook after using Windows for many years, it took me many hours to learn even basic functionalities in Mac OS, and months before I became entirely comfortable with my Mac.

This course will take you from a beginner/intermediate to an advanced Mac OS user in no time!

What makes these courses different?

It has a unique filming style which makes video tutorials fresh and not boring

It is straight to the point and clear to understand.

I offer full personalized support in the Q&A section and also in the closed Facebook group for enrolled students