Typing speed improves when every finger shares the work evenly. Most people rely too much on their index fingers, while ring and pinky fingers stay weak. To fix this, practice words that use them often, like lamp, pool, ripple, apple, puzzle, and parallel. Slow down at first and focus on accuracy, because strong habits matter more than rushing. Think of typing like music: each finger is like a piano key, and harmony comes from balance. With steady training, your weaker fingers will catch up and your overall speed will rise naturally. Consistency is the secret — small daily practice builds lasting speed and confidence at the keyboard.