Resolution #235: Learn To Be Even More Ambidextrous Than I Already Am!!!

Date: 8-23-2014

Due Date: 8-23-2015

Resolution: Part of me feels that I was supposed to be left-handed. I have a theory that my early wrong handed training led me to become dyslexic.

To this day I don't instinctively know my right from my left. I have to grab at an invisible pencil to first figure out which way is right.  I've gotten pretty quick but there's still a process.

I also eat left-handed, snowboard goofy-footed, and can throw a ball with my left hand without looking like a spaz.

I used to know a lot more left-handed tricks when I was younger. This was back when I was more into the anomaly and actually trained to do things with either hand.

When I discovered that I like to write both hands were getting enough action typing. I lost interest in their individuality. I also pretty much stopped doing anything worth experimenting with my hands’ abilities.

Now that this resolution experiment has me doing a lot more work with my hands my interest in testing what my left hand can do has returned.

So, I'm going back into training!!!

Result #235: I’m Still Only Slightly Ambidextrous... Since I Failed To Add To My Super Powers… :(

Update #1: The Conclusion…

Date: 8-23-2015

Other than attempting to draw a couple of pictures left-handed, I failed to practice becoming full time ambidextrous. Unfortunately, I didn't save the photos of said left-handed drawing into the ambidextrous fold and my drawing has improved so much that I can't tell which old drawings are bad because they're old and which ones are bad because I drew them left-handed.

Oh well...

I'm going to passively keep at it and if I make any major progress I will let you know.