Derek Schuger

Handwriting for Left Handed Derek Schuger

Mitch is left-handed. I asked him to write down a set of English alphabet and numbers so that I could reference the symbols to create the left-hand friendly handwriting fonts. He did. One of my favorite fonts, the Wild Dance, is based on his writing, the typical left-hand strokes and slants. Mitch is extremely intelligent, but not a 4.0 student; he is very smart, but not necessarily the luckiest one. In middle school, he stopped trying hard on his favor math because his math teacher snapped at him in the class when he was trying to be smarter; in high school, he was only two shots shy to be qualified for state golf invitation after two years well-planned and hard practices - left hand uses right hand club; in the senior year, he got rejected by the ivy leagues because the school district changed the grading system that lowered his academic ranking. Once in college, he brushed all the unlucky off and study harder and smarter. Only at the end of his second year in college, he applied two medical schools. Both granted interview and got admitted by one. Now he is a med-student. I wouldn't be able to conclude that left-handed is smarter as a class, but they're definitely more creative. America is known as the land of opportunities, but you have to realize that the opportunities refer to the size, so big but, unfortunately, meanwhile so rare. Everyone can be the president, but there is only one president; everyone can win lottery, but only the extremely lucky ones will take the money; everyone can get rich, but only less than 1% do. You'll need to be, of course extremely, creative to be able to snap the opportunities up to become the one percent. Here is a book that may help, Creative Brain-Everyone can unleash the hidden genius residing in the brain! It helps you to understand more about how to become more creative. This is the workbook designed for the left-hand practices recommended by Creative Brain - Everyone can unleash the hidden genius residing in the brain! The texts of the Art of War are printed with both solid and dotted font. The dotted font is for you to trace with your left hand. The Art of War is a 2,500 years book which has become very popular to help people maneuvering life conflicts in recent years. It was translated by Maya Mai recently. The Art of War itself is a very useful revelation of how to deal with conflicts. The modern life is full of conflicts: personal conflicts, relationship conflicts, working place conflicts, and business conflicts, etc. The Art of War is about the strategies to deal with conflict. It lays out the principles to resolve conflicts with minimum damages, to gain benefits from conflicts, or even to create conflicts for opportunities to gain advantages.