write ambidextrously

I want to do this but I am I really committed to the time it would take? I think not.

Okay so my left is nowhere near as strong as my right, but it works better in some situations.

I’m working on improving my handwriting with both hands. I don’t expect them to be the same. Actually, my left hand is better with foreign languages and glyphs/calligraphy. I’m focusing on each hand’s strengths instead of trying to make them both the same.

to use its other, sadly neglected half, whichever that may be. When I’m writing with my left hand (mostly a righty) I have to focus on forming letters, connecting letters, keeping my hand off the page (it’s illegible if I don’t use my upper arm to actually do the writing!) ... and the longer you do it the longer it’s like meditating. You are focusing on different things than when you’re righting with your dominant hand. (<--see there, you can’t spell anymore, because the more symbollic side of your brain has fired up) It’s a good break from anything else you’re dealing with! If you can’t meditate, try writing with your other hand.