Learn Why Handwritten Letters Make A Powerful Impact
Handwritten Letters Get Opened First
How long has it been since you wrote handwritten letters to someone you know? Not an email, not a text, and not a 140 character tweet that rarely, if ever holds context as a respected consideration. I can’t think of anyone who doesn’t love to receive a handwritten letter in the mail. Admit it, when you receive a hand-addressed envelope in the mail with a real stamp in the upper right-hand corner a sense of intrigue, wonder and surprise come over you. It is the first piece of mail in the pile that you open, excited to discover its contents. Joy fills your heart and a smile finds its way to your face. You read it over and over and appreciate that someone took the time and made the effort to connect with you in such a special way. There is magic in those words written in longhand.
Who doesn’t wish to receive a handwritten note in the mail? This is exactly why one of the exercises in the Lines In The Sand Class I teach is to write four different letters. Over the next few weeks, I will share the kind of letters that the participants in the course write and I invite you to join us on this journey. The first letter is a Thank You note. Think of someone who you would like to get in touch with and express your appreciation to them. It might be one of your teachers from the past,
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