Being a swift typist is far from easy. Although after some time and patience, you'll get the hang of it. The first thing you need to do is attempt to memorize the positions and placements of the keys, then move on to numbers and special characters. Most special characters take more than one finger at once, in fact, most of the keyboard takes more than one finger to be at work. Once you memorize the layout of a keyboard fairly enough to where you're confident you can do it, try forming words out of the alphabet that you've remembered and eventually move on to sentences and paragraphs. Becoming a skilled typist is not easy, you'll have to struggle daily in order to make it. Although, with enough patience, you'll eventually manage to become a swift typist. The next thing you need to spend time on is how quickly you type. As you grow to slowly become a professional typist, you'll realize that your ideas are flowing from your head onto the keyboard and paper in less than a second. This is completely normal, and if you haven't experienced this, study your keyboard layout to where you're swift enough to where you are experiencing this. As you grow, you'll also notice that your hands grow stronger and you no longer feel exhausted after two hours of nonstop typing, since the repeated keyboard studying is exercise for your finger muscles. Continue studying and growing swifter, taking WPM tests to see your improvement. I know you can do this, you'll make out to be an amazing, professional typist.