I'm going to use this to improve my slowly fading skills of writing with the left hand. I've got a ways to go.
You are doing a lot better than I can when writing with my left hand.
A long time in my youth I spent a lot of time underneath cars. Cars, being bilaterally symmetrical, I found that I had to repeat the same actions with my left hand as I did with my right, and slowly became somewhat ambidextrous, at least when underneath a car...
Interestingly, we are eye-dominant in the same way that we are hand-dominant, and most people who are right-handed are right-eyed and vice-versa.
I did know a man in my rifle-club who was right-handed and left-eyed, so he bought himself a left-handed target rifle and taught himself to shoot left-handed.
I also taught myself to switch attention between my eyes in Uni. Biology classes. You have to look down a microscope, then draw what you see. It teaches you to really look at what you are seeing. Most people look down the microscope, then look away and draw, and back again, etc. I would put my left eye to the eyepiece, and the right eye would look at my drawing. I was then able to effectively 'trace' the image in the microscope onto the paper.
Looking at the results afterwards, I decided that "Scientific Illustrator" was not a potential job in my career path...
