An emotional proofread
Research shows that people will read more into your email and find your email more negative if they don't know you well.
Before sending your next email, give it an emotional proofread. Put yourself in the receiver's shoes, and try to imagine what you would feel if you received this email. Don't overthink your greetings and signoffs, either. A kind, real, and straightforward check-in could be enough.
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