EPISODE · Apr 6, 2024 · 36 MIN
Solo Chatting: Writing Letters, Forest Cycling & Revisiting Your Word of the Year
from Writing with Purpose – Inspiring Readers, Writers, and Nature Lovers · host Anna Woolliscroft
What means more to you? Fifty emails in your inbox or a heartfelt letter in the post? April is National Card and Letter Writing Month. What a wonderful feeling to receive a personal letter from a friend, family member or even an organisation if it’s genuine. I love to write and receive cards, and I’m always thankful that someone has gone to the trouble of thinking of me and capturing a message. How often do you write a letter or card? THIS EPISODE: Writing – Words for Wellness The positive benefits of writing and receiving letters A trip to the spa Lockdown memories Nature – Discover a Nourishing Connection Cycling through the forest The birth and death of nature Imagining a treehouse Creativity – Explore Your Authentic Self Goals and intentions Your Word of the Year Nurturing yourself personally and professionally Resourceful Recommendations Book: ‘The Shadowing’ by Rhiannon Ward Embrace writing with purpose and use the powerful connection it brings to noticing, reflecting, exploring, and creating better ways to improve your wellbeing. Thank you for tuning in to the Writing with Purpose podcast. _ _ _ A new episode is released every Saturday at 8 am. Please remember to subscribe, share and leave your thoughts as a review. This generous act helps other listeners find the podcast on their chosen platform and allows me to continue providing valuable insight and resources for you to gain from. Please connect with me on your preferred platform by visiting my links page Access a free journal planner Join my bi-weekly Writing and Nature Connection newsletter Listen to my collaboration podcast, Soulful Reawakening
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