LLTT Newsletter - September 2026 - You Don't Have to Love It (Yet)
LLTT Newsletter - September 2026 You Don't Have to Love It (Yet) This newsletter has carried the word ‘love’ in its name for more than three years now, but...
LLTT Newsletter - August 2026 - The Return Is The Skill
LLTT Newsletter - August 2026 The Return Is the Skill Has anyone experienced this scenario before? You open up your notebook and realise that it’s been...
LLTT Newsletter - July 2026 - The Beginning? Or the End?
LLTT Newsletter - July 2026 The Beginning? Or the End? Take the following two sentences, both nineteen words long, that are useful in showing how misleading...
LLTT Newsletter - June 2026 - It Needs To Be Noticed First
LLTT Newsletter - May 2026 - Nobody Is Jealous of How You Got There
LLTT Newsletter - May 2026 Nobody Is Jealous of How You Got There Everyone wants the view. Nobody wants the climb. There is a moment most shorthand students...
LLTT Newsletter - April 2026
LLTT Newsletter - April 2026 Making Your Own Rules: The Elliptic Shortcut and the Challenges of "Knowing" What You Heard ‘reasonable time’ OR ‘reasonable...
LLTT Newsletter - March 2026 - It Doesn't Matter
LLTT Newsletter - March 2026 It Doesn’t Matter (Oh, but it does). There is a chapter called ‘Teaching the Early Lessons’ by Diana Airey in the Handbook for...
LLTT Newsletter - February 2026
LLTT Newsletter - February 2026 It Takes What It Takes Let’s discuss these five important words. There is no shortcut to shorthand mastery. We know you've...
LLTT Newsletter - January 2026
LLTT Newsletter - January 2026 The beginning of a new year can bring a peculiar energy to shorthand practice. New students are enthusiastic, armed with fresh...
LLTT Newsletter - December 2025 - More Guidance, Not less
LLTT Newsletter - December 2025 2025 Year in Review It's hard to believe another year has passed. Thank you for being here with us throughout 2025. Here's...
LLTT Newsletter - November 2025 - What you can (and cannot) control
LLTT Newsletter - November 2025 What You Can (And Cannot) Control How much of your time do you spend frustrated about your progress speed? If you're like...
LLTT Newsletter - October 2025 - Stop Chasing Speed (Part II)
LLTT Newsletter - October 2025 Stop Chasing Speed - Part II: Why your Teeline progress depends on deliberate slow practice There really is no secret to...
LLTT Newsletter - September 2025
LLTT Newsletter - September 2025 The Prepared Dictation Advantage: Your Escape Route from the Plateau As promised last month, here is a solution to the...
LLTT Newsletter - August 2025
LLTT - August 2025 Welcome back! The Unprepared Dictation Trap: Why Students Plateau and How to Break Free For many Teeline students, unprepared (unseen)...
LLTT Newsletter - July 2025
LLTT - July 2025 Welcome back! Your Notes Are Talking: But What Are They Saying? The students who transcribe only their best work learn slowly. The students...
New Blog Post from Let's Love Teeline Together: Teeline Shorthand at 40 WPM | Boxing Talent Jack is ready for his moment
Teeline Shorthand at 40 WPM | Boxing Talent Jack is ready for his moment - Jo Goodall - Jul 12, 2025 - This is the first mock below 60 WPM that we've posted....
LLTT Newsletter - June 2025
LLTT - June 2025 Welcome back! This month we're taking a detour into history — but there's a reason for it. We're going back over 200 years to see how...
LLTT Newsletter - May 2025
LLTT - May 2025 A familiar frustration: you've mastered the basics, worked on building up a solid vocabulary, yet find yourself stuck at the same speed. Why...
LLTT Newsletter - April 2025
LLTT - April 2025 ‘Quick Thinking’ in Teeline Are you? Many who come to Teeline shorthand believe that rapid note-taking depends entirely on thinking quickly...
LLTT Newsletter - March 2025
LLTT - March 2025 Welcome to all of our new subscribers this month! You've joined an excellent group of Teeline enthusiasts who are passionate about...
