14. Write handwritten letters to only close relatives.

Rationale: To maintain custom and the human element in correspondence
Exceptions include urgent communications or needs.
Handwritten letters remain the gold standard for personal correspondence, even in this digital age, because the Royal Family values tradition. This behaviour, which favours the warmth of pen on paper over impersonal technological communications, underscores the importance people place on interpersonal relationships. Writing letters by hand is a treasured tradition because of the physical experience, the custom stationery, and the distinctive handwriting.

“Letters to Close Family Only, Written by Hand” by Kate Gillon is available via Getty Images.
But the royal family isn’t wholly cut off from modern life. They use digital methods for urgent situations or when efficiency is crucial. However, when it comes to family ties, a handwritten note continues to be the classic symbol of love and truth.