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The HEARTSPOKEN Note

The art, history, and heart of putting pen to paper. Weekly stories and inspiration to enrich your note-writing life — and deepen the relationships that matter most. Handwritten notes, letters, and the art of connection. Each week, Elizabeth H. Cottrell—author of HEARTSPOKEN—reads a short letter to her readers and listeners on the notes and letters that hold our lives together: what to write when words are hard, and the history, keepsakes, and small joys of putting pen to paper. Drawn from her Substack letters, her LinkedIn writing, and the Heartspoken blog, for anyone who wants to nurture the relationships that give life its meaning. Get each letter in your inbox with The Heartspoken Note: [Substack URL] Read the book, HEARTSPOKEN: How to Write Notes That Connect, Comfort, Encourage, and Inspire: [https://heartspoken.com/book] Join fellow note writers in "The Art of the Heartspoken Note" community on Facebook: [https://facebook.com/groups/heartspokennotes] Explore the blog: heartspoke

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What is The HEARTSPOKEN Note?

The art, history, and heart of putting pen to paper. Weekly stories and inspiration to enrich your note-writing life — and deepen the relationships that matter most. Handwritten notes, letters, and the art of connection. Each week, Elizabeth H. Cottrell—author of HEARTSPOKEN—reads a short letter to her readers and listeners on the notes and letters that hold our lives together: what to write when words are hard, and the history, keepsakes, and small joys of putting pen to paper. Drawn from her Substack letters, her LinkedIn writing, and the Heartspoken blog, for anyone who wants to nurture the relationships that give life its meaning. Get each letter in your inbox with The Heartspoken Note: [Substack URL] Read the book, HEARTSPOKEN: How to Write Notes That Connect, Comfort, Encourage, and Inspire: [https://heartspoken.com/book] Join fellow note writers in "The Art of the Heartspoken Note" community on Facebook: [https://facebook.com/groups/heartspokennotes] Explore the blog: heartspoke

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