LOIS CARTER CRAWFORD

As a personal spiritual discipline in 2020, I chose to write and mail breezy, positive notes and letters to family, friends, and people in my community. I had no expectations of replies, and only a few wrote back. Many told me how much it meant to them. Some posted my notes on bulletin boards in their offices. As the pandemic swelled and forced people to isolate themselves, these messages became a lifeline to the outside world—for me and for those who received them.
“I love Elizabeth Cottrell’s common sense, and heartfelt advice about sending notes and letters in the mail. She is absolutely spot on in her message. Receiving a heartspoken note or letter in the mail can make a huge impact on someone’s life.
“I love Cottrell’s Heartspoken, How to Write Notes that Connect, Comfort, Encourage, and Inspire. It’s on my gift-giving list this year!