You can, I can.

There was a time when all I wanted was to write and get paid. Nothing more. Just a girl with a keyboard and bills. But life, in its mysterious way, cracked something open in me. Somewhere between motherhood, heartbreak, and growth, I discovered that my words weren’t just sentences; they were seeds. And now? I’m not just writing to earn. I’m writing to build something that will last.

1. Do you have an idea or project in mind that you want to achieve?

Yes. I want to build a personal brand rooted in storytelling, healing, and truth. A space where faith, motherhood, emotional honesty, and purpose meet. I want to become a woman whose words travel further than her voice. Through my stories, I want to create a platform that helps women feel seen, mothers feel less alone, and children grow with wisdom and love.

I see a future where I speak on stages without ever being seen. Where my faceless storytelling YouTube channel, Soul Parables, becomes a library of life-changing stories. Where my blog, my Steemit space, and every platform I show up on carry light and impact.

2. What are you most passionate about in your idea, project, or plan?

I’m passionate about using storytelling to heal and transform. I want to be the kind of writer who makes people pause mid-scroll and exhale. The kind whose words feel like home. I care deeply about the power of gentle truth. Not shouting, not preaching, just revealing, gently, soulfully.

I’m passionate about reclaiming softness in a loud world. About being proof that you don’t have to be loud to be powerful. That emotional depth, faith, and quiet consistency can still change lives.

3. If your idea, project, or plan is already in operation, tell us about your experience.

Yes, it has begun. Slowly, but beautifully. Steemit has been my foundation. This is where I returned after motherhood broke something open in me. It’s where I write with no makeup on, no filter, just truth. It’s where I realised people still read when you write from the heart.

Recently, I’ve been winning contests. People are calling my words healing, poetic, and powerful. And that means everything. Because for a long time, I didn’t believe in my voice. I thought maybe I was too soft, too gentle, too "unbranded" to matter. But this platform proved me wrong.

Every post is a step toward the woman I’m becoming. Not just a writer. But a voice. A movement. A mother with a mission.

So yes, I can.
And maybe someone reading this needed to hear that they can, too.

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I will like to invite @eliany @alexanderpeace and @mophebe to join this constest.