Synopsis
The Letter Writing Project isn't just a book - it's an emotionally liberating experience that could change your life. Through graceful and enlightening prose, and her own profound story of loss, author and esteemed public advocate Wendy Wolff elucidates the often forgotten power of letter writing. The ink on paper represents a permanent gesture heal toxic relationships, vent to those who did you wrong, and tell the ones you hold close how much you love them. Change is now you'll see - just pick up a pen.
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About the Author
In every leader's life there is that revelatory time to take a stand moment. For author and esteemed public advocate Wendy Wolff, this happened in a boardroom, during a gathering of local health department reps to discuss HIV issues. The meeting was mired in unorganized debate when Wendy simply got up from her chair, went to the chalkboard, and orchestrated an efficient who/what/where/why/how intervention. The meeting adjourned 30 minutes later with a detailed plan of action, and Wendy's life was forever changed she became a professional meeting facilitator shortly thereafter.
This was the foundational moment for over two decades of fluidly impactful work in the public sphere that includes work with the HIV-positive population, inner city youth, issues surrounding intravenous drug users, and also such clientele as policymakers, funders, executives, teachers, administrators, and parents. As a force of change, Wendy has worn many hats: she has been an advocate, strategic planner for nonprofits, public speaker, facilitator, community organizer, grant writer, teacher of classes on social change and advocacy, public speaker, inspirer, and writer. Her essays on self-development can be found in several magazines including Kidz Edge Magazine, The Indypendent Reader, and Your Teen Magazine.
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