Ensuring the art of letter writing not only survives but thrives!
The three core fundamentals that drive our letter writing experience:
Connection.
Authenticity.
Sense of Accomplishment.
We are not anti-tech by the way. Hence the use of the above AI image!
what happens when you start writing?
There's a lot of research on this, and we'll spare you the academic language. The short version: writing is remarkably good for your brain! Not just as a form of expression but as a form of healing, of thinking, of becoming clearer about who you are and what you feel.
You don't need to be a writer. You don't need beautiful handwriting. This is not an English Language test! Some of the barriers to writing a letter is the idea that somehow you won’t be able to do it.
“I can’t spell.”
“I haven’t written anything since school.”
“I wouldn’t know what to say.”
Life is not perfect and our letters don’t need to be either. Always return to our Three Core Fundamentals that drive the letter writing experience:
Connection.
Authenticity.
Sense of Accomplishment.
Please believe us, when the recipient of your letter opens it, they will not care whether you wrote the correct Their or There. (Unless they’re actually an English Language Teacher of course!}
You just need a pen, something to write on, and the willingness to start.