Podcasts about write heartfelt letters

In episode 56, The Art of Letter Writing, I talked about how to write a letter and the importance of it. In this episode, Lynette Smith describes for us certain types of letters and their significance. A letter written from the heart is one to be cherished.  You can find out more about her book by going to: www.goodwaystowrite.com  If you have any questions or comments on this episode you can leave them at www.thevintagecafepodcast.com or email me at avintagelady1817@gmail.com 

July 4th is the perfect time for fireworks, barbecues, and according to Lynette M. Smith, writing personal, heartfelt letters to colleagues, friends, family members, and others who enrich your life. Lynette is a letter-writing evangelist who has authored multiple books on the art and impact of crafting the type of communications that will be saved and savored for years, even decades to come. [Get your personal copy of How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure.] Spoken words, texts, and emails are fleeting. If you want to demonstrate genuine appreciation, Lynette tells host and award-winning author Dean Rotbart, only a gratitude letter will do. Photo: Lynette M. Smith, Good Ways to WritePosted: July 4, 2022Monday Morning Run Time: 40:03

Lynette is one special lady, not only an author but a great person who believes in forgiveness and providing people with great insight on how to live a better less stressful life. A great interview!

Lynette M Smith authored the award-winning reference book, 'How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure: For Special Occasions and Occasions Made Special.' Its role is to help millions of people worldwide to write gratitude letters so they can establish, enhance, and even rebuild their relationships and thus change their world. “think like your customers and clients, be where they go, understand their needs and always do your best to meet those needs”…[Listen for More] Click Here for Show Notes To Listen or to Get the Show Notes go to https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-7E5

How To Practice Gratitude - Use The Power Of Intention To Write Heartfelt Letters #GratitudeGang https://goodwaystowrite.com/ https://www.intrinsicmotivation.life/ Lynette M. Smith, award-winning author of How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure, shows your listeners how easy it is to write a meaningful letter of appreciation. Whereas spoken words, texts, and emails are fleeting, a gratitude letter is tangible and long-lasting. It is world-changing to its recipient, it's saved and savored every time it's read, and it can even become part of family legacy. Write on! #gratitudeisanattitude #gratitudeisthebestattitude #gratitudechallenge #gratitudeeveryday #GratitudeGang How To Practice Gratitude - Getting To The Top With Your Life Keeping a gratitude journal: Learning how to practice gratitude is very easy when you first learn how to use it on a regular basis. By practicing gratitude everyday, you will notice that your relationships with others improve. Here are three tips for doing just that: Keeping a journal: Keeping a journal of things you appreciate and things you want to do is a great way to practice gratitude everyday. Every day write down 3-5 items that you're thankful for. They could be simple things like the nice meal you had, the love shown by your partner, or even the lovely weather you just witnessed. Doing this every day's list of things you're grateful for is a great way to bring the things you're thankful into your daily life. If you find yourself feeling tired or depressed due to daily events in your life, try writing those feelings down. When you see something that really does help make you feel better, write it down. This will help you to be grateful every day for all the wonderful things you have. Remembering the things you're grateful for can also be an excellent way of practicing gratitude. Try to remember those things on a daily basis until they become a part of your everyday life. Then, when you notice yourself not being grateful enough, write them down again. When you write them down, keep them somewhere you can see them. When you don't have any things to be grateful for, think about everything that you've ever loved or are grateful to have. That is the best way to make a positive change in your life. Just think about what a good thing you did with the things you have. This is the most powerful and helpful way to take control of your life. You'll be able to see just how grateful you really are. And this will allow you to see things more opportunities than ever to help yourself and others. This type of daily life will allow you to really be grateful for all the amazing things that are going on in your daily life. Whether you're grateful for money, health, relationships, love, or anything else. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/intrinsic-motivation/support

How To Practice Gratitude - Use The Power Of Intention To Write Heartfelt Letters #GratitudeGang https://goodwaystowrite.com/ https://www.intrinsicmotivation.life/ Lynette M. Smith, award-winning author of How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure, shows your listeners how easy it is to write a meaningful letter of appreciation. Whereas spoken words, texts, and emails are fleeting, a gratitude letter is tangible and long-lasting. It is world-changing to its recipient, it’s saved and savored every time it’s read, and it can even become part of family legacy. Write on!

All we hear today is negativity and complaints about this product and that service, but we seldom express appreciation for the things that exceeded our expectations. Have you ever thought of sending a letter of appreciation to the people who gave you that excellent product or service? Yes, a literal, in-the-flesh, pen-on-paper letter of appreciation. For sure, you are reading this on some electronic device, probably after checking a few emails and messages, but chances are you still have at least a vague memory of the time when every message was written on paper. Do you remember what it felt like to receive a letter or card from a friend or a loved one? Do you remember how incredibly personal and touching that experience was? Is it safe to assume that half of you still have that stash of old letters and cards around somewhere? Professional freelance copyeditor and author of How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure, Lynette Smith believes that if we can resurrect that experience for the people we deal with in business, we can unlock better professional and personal relationships that go a long way. Tune in as Terri Levine talks to her about this. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!

Reaching Total Wellness Empowerment with Nancy Guberti podcast has some special guests from time to time to empower you. Keeping with the mantra that in order to reach total wellness, one must be fueling their body and mind with love and healthy relationship with food and people.   In this episode you will learn the importance of writing heartfelt letters of appreciation and the positive impact on one’s relationship and impact on others--whether it's personal relationships (even with deceased loved ones, if you seek closure through heartfelt expression) or business relationships, either at work (with your co-workers, supervisors, or employees) or with your clients, subcontractors/service providers, or customers.   Our special guest is Lynette M. Smith. She is a long-time professional freelance copyeditor who wrote and published the award-winning comprehensive reference book, How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure: For Special Occasions and Occasions Made Special. Her book describes how to write 157 kinds of personal and professional heartfelt letters of appreciation. Lynette considers her book a KEY to UNLOCK better relationships, and it plays an important role in her Big, Achievable Goal: to get millions of people worldwide to write heartfelt letters of appreciation so they can establish, enhance, and even rebuild their relationships and in that way change their world.   Connect with Lynette and hopefully you will be positively impacted with your heartfelt letters.  Learn more: GoodWaysToWrite.com Facebook: Good Ways to Write – Tips on Writing Heartfelt Communications YouTube: AMBGoodWaysToWrite – Cable-TV Interview and Sound Bites LinkedIn: Lynette M. Smith – Professional Profile   #love #gratitude #totalwellness

Part 2 of our interview with Lynette Smith, Author of How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure. The award-winning comprehensive reference book on writing over 150 types of appreciation letters. .

Our interview with Lynette Smith, Author of How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure. The award-winning comprehensive reference book on writing over 150 types of appreciation letters. Part 1.

Lynette M. Smith and Sharifah Hardie interview Lynette M. Smith is a long-time professional freelance copyeditor who wrote and published the award-winning comprehensive reference book, How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure: For Special Occasions and Occasions Made Special. Her book describes how to write over 150 kinds of personal and professional heartfelt letters of appreciation. Lynette considers her book a KEY to UNLOCK better relationships, and it plays an important role in her Big, Achievable Goal: to get millions of people worldwide to write heartfelt letters of appreciation so they can establish, enhance, and even rebuild their relationships and in that way change their world. Visti Lynette at: https://goodwaystowrite.com To watch more interviews or to be guest visit: https://www.asksharifah.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sharifah-hardie/support

Our podcast is designed to provide you with top business insights, fresh perspectives from world class guests, and the tools you need to lead better than before. In this episode, Tony Richards talks with Lynette Smith, author of the book, “How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure: For Special Occasions and Occasions Made Special,” on how leaders can use gratitude to turn their workplace into a Thank Tank. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lynette M. Smith is a professional copyeditor who helps book authors get the results and respect their writing deserves. She is also the author of the award-winning book, "How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure: For Special Occasions and Occasions Made Special." This comprehensive reference book shows people how to write over 150 types of letters of appreciation. Lynette's big achievable goal is to get millions of people worldwide to write heartfelt letters of appreciation, so they can establish, enhance, and even rebuild their relationships and thus change their world. In furtherance of that goal, she actively inspires and educates the public through articles, interviews, and workshops. Visit www.GoodWaysToWrite.com and www.AllMyBest.com or email Lynette at Lynette@GoodWaysToWrite.com. Get the new Your Inner World – Guided Meditations by Sister Jenna. Like America Meditating. Visit our website at www.AmericaMeditating.org.  Download our free Pause for Peace App for Apple or Android.

Lynette M. Smith is the award-winning author of How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure: For Special Occasions and Occasions Made Special, a comprehensive reference book showing how to write over 150 different types of letters of appreciation. She has also published six self-contained themed letter-writing guides based on material from her main book, as well as four tips booklets to help brides, grooms, and their parents write gratitude letters to one another to commemorate the marriage. As an experienced copyeditor and proofreader, Lynette also compiled and published the 40-page Amazon Bestseller, 80 Common Layout Errors to Flag When Proofreading Book Interiors. Learn more about all her publications at GoodWaysToWrite.com. In 2004, Lynette established All My Best Copyediting and Heartfelt Publishing. She works with authors and publishers to scrub and copyedit final-draft manuscripts and later to check designers’ PDFs for layout and content errors. For more editing information, visit AllMyBest.com.    

Lynette M. Smith, the award-winning author of How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure, will show how easy it is to write a meaningful letter of appreciation. Whereas spoken words, texts, and emails are fleeting, a gratitude letter is tangible and long-lasting. It is world-changing to its recipient, it’s saved and savored every time it’s read, and it can even become part of family legacy. Write on!

                   On today podcast my guest is Lynnette Smith from goodwaystowrite.com. Lynnette Smith owns and operates All my publishing and copy editing services. Her book is called: How To Write Heart felt letter To Treasure: For Special Occasions And Occasions Made Special. Her book shows how powerful the written word is to encourage people and let them know you appreciate them. This especially can help with encouraging young kids. Writing letter or notes children going long way to let know you care. The written word is still powerful even in this world of texting and social media. Really heart felt a letter to your child could really boost their confidence. links: The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom (A Toltec Wisdom Book) How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure: For Special Occasions and Occasions Made Special goodwaystowrite.com goodwaystowrite.com/about facebook.com/GoodWaysToWrite AMBGoodWaysToWrite YouTube Channel

You remember receiving letters from your parents and other loved ones. Perhaps you still have them in a box. Listen, and be reminded, as Lynette Smith, author of “How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure,” walks through the reasons to write, how to write with purpose, and the family legacy you can create with letters. Not text’s or emails. - It began at her son’s wedding. - Feelings from the heart. - Acknowledging positive attributes. - Don’t let them go to grave wondering or not knowing. - Write when the magnitude of your gratitude is bigger than a thank    you note. - Digital media - - Handwritten or typed? - Are we the last generation to write letters? - The components of a letter:   - Share a treasured memory.   - Positive qualities.   - What person has meant in your life. - Make a list of people to write to. - About her book:   - How to plan   - Special occasions.   - Occasions made special.   - The appendix.   - Famous quotations.   - Prompting ideas. Music - Liberace - Moonlight Sonata           - Elton John           - Julie Collins Death and Dying. Looking back from 95. Final Thoughts- - Mending torn relationships. - Can be saved for grandkids and great grandkids - family legacy. - Write to family and friends who have passed on. Contact Info www.AllMyBest.com http://goodwaystowrite.com/  

Lynette M. Smith is the award-winning author of How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure: For Special Occasions and Occasions Made Special, a comprehensive reference book showing how to write over 150 different types of letters of appreciation. She has also published six self-contained themed letter-writing guides based on material from her main book, as well as four tips booklets to help brides, grooms, and their parents write gratitude letters to one another to commemorate the marriage. As an experienced copyeditor and proofreader, Lynette also compiled and published the 40-page Amazon Bestseller, 80 Common Layout Errors to Flag When Proofreading Book Interiors. Learn more about all her publications at GoodWaysToWrite.com. In 2004, Lynette established All My Best Copyediting and Heartfelt Publishing. She works with authors and publishers to scrub and copyedit final-draft manuscripts and later to check designers’ PDFs for layout and content errors. For more editing information, visit AllMyBest.com.  

Lynette M. Smith is the Author of the award-winning comprehensive reference book, “How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure: For Special Occasions and Occasions Made Special” With foreword by Peggy Post, director of The Emily Post Institute. Her professional background prior to 2003 included a 9-year secretarial career, 16 years as owner of a successful […]

READ MY LIPS' akaRadioRed goes beyond the typical blah-blah-yada-yada canned interview, engaging multiple guests in spontaneous conversations.   Struggling to lose weight and looking for a solution that works? Meet Catherin Mahlin, author of the upcoming book, "What Really Sends You Back to the Chocolate Cake." Catherin has worked as a fashion, beauty, and TV makeup artist for 20+ years. In 2007, she embarked on a journey to lose weight (yes, again), get healthier and fit – and she maintains those changes today. Quote: "Losing weight is just the "icing on the cake!'" Hear Catherin's wisdom on what is keeping women stuck from attaining a healthy weight. Call in and share your story with Catherin.  www.catherinmahlin.com   Remember the pre-digital artform of writing Thank You letters with pen and paper? Brace yourself because it's making a comback! Lynette M. Smith offers tips on how to write authentic, sincere, positive-impact, memorable letters again [or for the first time]. A professional freelance copyeditor for 10 years, she is the author of the award-winning, comprehensive reference book, How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure: For Special Occasions and Occasions Made Special, plus gratitude-themed downloadable info products at GoodWaysToWrite.com and elsewhere. Her goal: Get millions of people worldwide to write heartfelt letters of appreciation so they can establish, enhance, even rebuild relationships.