Oftentimes, whenever I attempt writing something on my status, there's always that one person who criticizes my written works and I'll be like, oh gosh! Not again. In fact, I get upset whenever such occurs.

Most often, I get scared of writing because I've grown to believe that no matter how good my write up is, there must be an error.

With that, the zeal to keep writing will suddenly fade off into thin air."

I'm lost and I seriously need help.

For sometime now, I've been following your written works on Facebook and I love your writing prowess.

Your messages are highly inspirational and I always look forward to reading from you because your messages have a way of awakening something in me.

Searching around, seeking for who to help me and I found out that you're my go-to-person.

I want to become a better writer in 2021 and also write like you.

Please, help me, Ma'am.

Does this sounds like you?

Relax! I'm not done yet.

Please, read on!

I quite understand your situation because I've once been in that shoe before.

That point where you feel you're not good enough.

That point where the moment you pick up your pen to write a message, your memory will automatically go blank.

That point where your well of inspiration no longer yield rhemacious content.

That point where the zeal to write will just sign up for Christmas holiday.

That point where you're afraid not to make mistakes because of someone who is ever waiting to criticize your work.

That point where you are not confident in yourself.

That point where procrastination has now become the new normal. Therefore, suspending that message in you for another day.

That point you've finally hid your pen because you're afraid of what people would say.

Or are you the one who is of the opinion that writing is not your thing or writing is meant for those who want to publish a book?

A bait for you!

You've got to read the next lines.

Obviously, everyone at one point or the other in life has gone through some pain in the past or presently going through one.

A pain that has helped or will define your becoming.

The pain of suffering, setbacks, disappointments, rejection, emotional trauma or one terrible life challenge and of which you're going through it now so you can profer a sustainable solution to problems tomorrow.

My favorite quote reads, "you're going through a mess today to give a message tomorrow."

No doubt, where there's no pain, there's no gain.

Generations coming after you are waiting to read your story and how you were able to overcome certain challenges of life.

So, they in turn can draw strength from your message and live again.

This is one reason why you shouldn't hide that writer in you.

Everyone is a writer whether you believe it or not.

Like that my student who came to me for help on how to become a better writer and she eventually got her needs met by signing up for one of my coaching programs.

The fact remains that if I had hidden my pen a long time ago, she wouldn't have considered trusting me with her need and of course you won't be here reading from me.

More so, know it that no matter how good or bad you are, people will talk.

Therefore, expect criticisms but in all do not let it define your becoming.

Do not let what people would say make you hide your pen in shame.

People are bound to talk. So do not let that bother you.

Never accept criticism from someone who has never constructed anything before.

Conclusively, unleash that potential in you and write that story. Someone needs it to heal.

There's a message in You.

Write that book!

You might want to ask, HOW?

Well, I can be of he

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