GET NEAT HANDWRITING INSTANTLY USING A SIMPLE TRICK!
Just start your letters in a new place!
I'll show you exactly what to do right now ...
This quick fix doesn't take practice to learn!
It automatically makes handwriting neat
But I must warn you ...
There may be other steps you need to take to correct your bad handwriting habits. When you've finished learning the Analog Clock Trick, click the free resource link at the bottom of this page.
NOTE: You'll learn two important tricks on the resource page that will make the Analog Clock Trick even more effective:
- Correct letter height will help make your rounded letters even neater. You'll learn to divide the lines on your paper into 1/3's.
- Saying a few special words as you write your letters will help you use the Analog Clock Trick and remember to use it.
Learn a Simple Trick to get Neat Handwriting ...
Forget what you learned about neat handwriting in school!
Consider this instead ...
The fonts you read every day on signs, screens, and paper, are popular because they're easy to read. They're easy to read because the curves in their letters are perfect circles or parts of perfect circles.
It just makes sense that the more your writing resembles common fonts the easier it will be to read. The good news is, by using the trick you're about to learn, it will also be easier to write.
Let's face it, some letters are hard to mess up
Letters with straight lines are pretty easy.
It's letters with curves that are more difficult.
Unfortunately, most letters have some curves - 18 out of 26!
Not to worry ...
The trick you're about to learn will make even the curviest letters nice and neat.
Before I show you this trick, I have to be honest ...
I don't use it anymore. I don't need to. Using it once or twice was enough to fix my handwriting. You won't need to use the trick for long either. Learn it now, and use it today. You'll see an immediate improvement!
Neat handwriting will soon become a habit ...
thanks to the analog clock trick!
Just use 4 different starting points to make letters more rounded.
The hands on the clock will start your letters in the perfect spot.
The shape of the clock will magically guide your hand.
Now we'll practice together simple-step-by-simple-step!
The most common starting point is 2:00. There are 9 letters with round parts that start here. When you write the following letters, start your curves at 2:00: c, o, a, d, g, q, s, f and e.
Now it's your turn ... use lined paper and write letters that begin at 2:00.
The second most common starting point is 10:00. There are 6 letters with round parts that start here. When you write the following letters, start your curves at 10:00: b, p, h, n, m and r.
Now it's your turn ... use lined paper and write letters that begin at 10:00.
There are just 3 letters with round parts that start at 8:00. When you make the curve on the letter u, the top curve on the letter y, and the bottom curve on letter q, start at 8:00.
Now it's your turn ... use lined paper and write letters that begin at 8:00.
There are just 3 letters with round parts that start at 4:00. When you make the bottom curves of the letters g, j and y, start at 4:00.
Now it's your turn ... use lined paper and write letters that begin at 4:00.
To learn all the necessary steps that could apply to your handwriting,
or to return to the '10-Steps page' - CLICK the BUTTON BELOW ...
Would you like to discover all the changes
you may need to make to get neat handwriting?
You've probably been frustrated with messy handwriting for a while now ...
So it's worth making an effort to ensure it doesn't bother you in the future.
Do you want neat handwriting that you and everyone else can read?
Since you can be judged based on your handwriting, would you like handwriting that better reflects who you are?
None of us are handwriting as much as we used to
So you probably don't write that often. But when you do, that writing needs to serve its purpose and make you proud.
And of course, you don't want to fix your handwriting today and be unhappy with it tomorrow!
So why not take all the necessary steps to make sure your handwriting doesn't go back to the way it was. Because we're not writing much these days, it will be easier to fall back into your old ways and harder to apply what you're leaning.