Right intent has to do with attitude, an underlying persistent focus on love, on serving others. Since right intent is often translated as right attitude one may understand the concept as a path of attitudinal healing. We can love others and ourselves by forgiving rather than judging. We can focus on life holistically, rather than as fragments. We can perceive others as either extending love or calling for help.
Right speech begins with attention to language.
While this is indeed part of the solution, one mustn't bypass the work of learning how to use speech with awareness and charity . To do less diminishes oneself and others. I may transmit factual information with no intent but to diminish another. Thus gossip may be factually true but it is not right speech. In terms of right livelihood, right speech involves advertising, coworker relationships and in this information culture, products also.