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When people see my handwriting (especially if I write down something they're expected to read, they often tell me “you should be a doctor.” My canned response is “I think it takes a little more than poor handwriting to become a doctor... such as, well, medical school.” So I'm often looking for tips on improving my handwriting... handwriting tips: People who inevitably have trouble with handwriting and calligraphy write with their fingers. They “draw” the letters. A finger-writer puts the full weight of his/her hand on the paper, his fingers form the letters, and he picks his hand up repeatedly to move it across the paper as he writes. If you use the right muscle groups, your writing will have a smooth, easy flow and not look tortured. People for whom writing comes more easily may rest their hands fairly heavily on the paper, but their forearms and shoulders move as they write. Their writing has a cadence that shows they’re using at least some of the right muscle groups. They don’t draw the letters with their fingers; the fingers serve more as guides.If I actually follow some of this advice, maybe I won't have to go to medical school after all.
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