And just maybe, juggling is helping to change it. In 1983 a Canadian researcher, Justine Sergent, from McGill University in Montreal, found evidence which challenges the notion of left brain being analytic and right brain being holistic. The findings found also both sides of the brain were analytic and holistic. But, don't despair. Since the right hemisphere is normally associated with creativity, then any activity which helps to awaken this suppressed hemisphere is certainly welcome.
Jugglers learn in a narrow focus situation.
Recall how most people learn to read. An example of this would be a juggler on a rola-bola. Like a beginning new juggler, he or she must focus on throwing a double flip with the right hand before the left hand can throw a pin behind the back. It appears juggling, like life itself, is a paradox. To catch we must not reach.