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I quit medicine and set a target to hit $2,000 monthly income through online writing

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If you are one of those people who knew their career path (or even better, their life’s purpose) from childhood, just thank God. Some of us didn’t get that privilege. But looking back now, I know that I have many reasons to thank God despite that ‘limitation’ so to speak.

Discovering what I wasn’t meant to do

Just to be clear, contrary to what most would assume, no one forced me to get into med school. Not my parents. Not my teachers. It was entirely my own decision. 

I was so excited when I got admitted to university to do the course I thought was meant to lead me to my life’s purpose. But unfortunately, as soon as I began my studies, I sensed that I wasn’t where I ought to be.

On many occasions, I wanted to leave and take another course. But I didn’t know what else to choose since all my life I had dreamt of being a doctor. So I pushed on. 

Some days it was easier and I actually enjoyed it and felt glad that I was there. But on most days…man, it was a struggle.

Graduation day finally came. It felt so unreal. I couldn’t believe I had made it through. I was finally a doctor. I was so happy.

After all the excitement had died down, I was once again faced with reality. Deep down I dreaded practicing. 

The internship came and when the salary started trickling in, I thought that would give me some sort of incentive. It didn’t. To cut the long story short, one day (in early 2018) I woke up and wrote my letter of resignation.   

How I met Walter

After resigning, I felt like I had been freed from a captivity of sorts. I was free to take a new path. Free to start afresh. Free to dream again. The world was my oyster and I was ready to break it open.

But not everyone around me felt the same. I thank God that, having just gotten married, I had the full support of my husband. 

I immediately started contemplating my next move. I knew I didn’t want to look for another job but wanted to get into entrepreneurship.

After watching countless YouTube videos about online businesses, I was completely sold. I was going to start a business, an online business.

My journey into Amazon FBA began, a business model I’m determined to pursue to date. 

My husband told me he knew someone who does “online stuff”. He suggested I talk to him. That’s when I met Walter Akolo.

I had heard of this guy way back in campus. Knew him as the Kenyan guru of online writing. 

He told me he wasn’t doing Amazon FBA but, as expected, suggested I get into online writing. “Me? Writing? Nooo, that’s not possible. I’m not cut out for it. I don’t even think I’m good at it.” That was my reply. 

Now I think I should write

A few months later. I had run out of money to complete setting up my Amazon business. My hubby had put in quite an amount and a dear friend had also agreed to invest in it as well. But I realized I needed way more than what I had.

I decided to pause that venture and look for something else that required less capital and later venture into my dream business. 

All this time I learned a lot about business, entrepreneurship and especially eCommerce. I believe I can now call myself a self-taught netrepreneur. 

I eventually came to the conclusion that I needed a continuous source of income to fund my business dreams. And since I couldn’t think of a job I was willing to get employed for, I decided to take up Walter’s suggestion and begin online writing.

My plan to hit $2,000 monthly income

As I often do before beginning anything, I started my research on online writing. I discovered a number of people only think of academic writing when they hear of online writing. I almost tried that but realized that it wasn’t ethical and isn’t really sustainable in the long run (in my opinion).

I learned about online writing – as in content creation. There were so many inspiring stories about people earning top dollar through writing. I decided I wanted to become like one of them.

My first target was to reach a monthly income of $2,000 through this.

Some of the things I planned to do to achieve that goal were:

  • Take a course. You can learn a lot on your own, especially in this current internet era. But it’s much faster and easier to get a road map from someone who’s gone ahead of you.
  • Stay laser-focused. I was determined to make this work. I closed my mind to all other ventures and decided to focus on writing alone. This would help me give my all and work hard at it.
  • Get high-paying clients. From the little research I did, I learned that you can get really high-paying clients to enable you to earn more while working less. So before I even began writing, I was determined I will only take on well-paying clients.
  • Work hard. Experienced writers emphasize on this. Many people think that working online is an ‘easy way’ of making money. It’s not. I noted this and was determined to put in all the time and effort needed to succeed.

I trusted God to help me. By this time, I didn’t have the luxury of many options to earn an income. I had to make this work.

The course that jump-started my writing career

There are several people who offer courses in online writing. All of the ones I thought of taking were too expensive. But Freelancerkenya online training (Walter’s course) was affordable.

By that time though, the different businesses we had tried out had left us in a really dry spell financially. So I had to wait a bit in order to get the cash to pay for the course.

I was pleased with what I got. The course was brief, straight forward and very very informative. 

My best part was the writing assignment. You write an article and a group of expert editors assess it and give you feedback. 

Anyone can actually pay and use this service offered by Walter on PenStars. But if you take his course, you get the service for free.

When I got my article assessed, I was really excited. It showed me that I could actually write really well. I was now more determined to begin and get premium clients even if I was a beginner.

Another great thing happened. I sent a request to Walter to guest post on his blog and he was kind enough to accept my request. So I got an article sample to use when pitching clients.

My first client

Lucky for me, I realized I had once opened an account on Upwork back when I was in university. I don’t know why, because I never did any writing there back then. I guess it was just out of curiosity after hearing about online writing from one of my brothers.

So, while continuing with Walter’s course, I activated my account and began bidding for jobs. 

In a few weeks, before completing the course, I landed my first client on Upwork. I was so excited. But nervous at the same time.

I saw the client’s message on a Saturday night and couldn’t stop thinking about it the whole of Sunday in church. I just couldn’t keep calm. 

My mind was focused on getting back home, doing some research on what the client needed so I could negotiate terms with him better.

After a few messages, I got hired on Monday, 15th July 2019. O happy day!

I did my best to deliver a stellar article. And I believe I did a great job because the client gave me a 5-star rating. We all know how amazing that 5-star rating is, especially when you’re a beginner.

The day I made my first withdrawal from Upwork was another one of my happiest days.

Bagging premium clients as a beginner

A couple of writing jobs later, I got a client who paid $120 for a 1000-1500 word article. He was so pleased with the work I did that he gave me another assignment. This time it was a 4000 words article and he paid me $300 plus a $30 bonus.

Shortly afterward, I landed my first long-term client paying $100 per 1,500-word article. Every week I have at least one assignment from him. 

Now, you may be wondering why I’m quoting all these figures. It’s not to brag, nope. I’m well aware that there are writers earning much more than these. My aim is to encourage you that even if you’re a beginner, it’s possible to get high-paying clients, provided you deliver pure gold (as Walter would say).

Also, some people despise Upwork thinking that the jobs posted there pay only peanuts. You can see that that is not entirely true. 

Yes, there are many clients on Upwork who seem like they are looking for next-to-free content, but if you search patiently and persistently, you’ll get premium clients as well.

Challenges as a freelance writer

My journey as a freelance writer has not been all rosy. 

Sometimes I would apply for jobs for several days without getting any work. We all know how discouraging that can be. The solution is to never give up. Just keep bidding. Keep applying for jobs. Keep pitching. God will eventually give you the breakthrough you are looking for.

Another more personal challenge I faced in my early days was dealing with people’s expectations. 

You see, having trained as a doctor, most people didn’t understand how I could leave “all that” to become a freelancer. Some still don’t understand to date. 

I had to learn to grow a thick skin. This hasn’t been easy. 

Lastly for now (since this post has become much longer than I thought it would be), the hard work you put into online writing is sometimes unimaginable. 

There are times I’ve had to sit for hours on end to complete clients’ orders. I especially remember a few months ago when expecting our firstborn baby. I had to work for hours until the very end of my pregnancy.

You see, with the baby on the way, we needed the extra cash. So I didn’t have the luxury of “taking a maternity leave” early in order to rest and relax. 

With freelancing, if you don’t work, you don’t get paid. That’s why it’s essential to create a passive source of income, which I’m in the process of doing (but that’s a story for another day).

In all these, I thank God I’ve been able to avoid writing scams so far (a key problem online writers have to beware).

In conclusion

I could go on and on about freelance online writing and working online in general. But this would end up being a series of books and not a blog post.

At this point, I bet you may be wondering if I have achieved my target as mentioned in the title. 

Well, I haven’t yet achieved it. Sorry to disappoint you. But trust me, I’m not far and my journey is not yet over. I’ve had to slow down since I became a new mum. But I thank God that I have a set of long-term clients from whom I’m getting a great income.

So just to wrap up, this post has covered some of the most important things I’ve learned through my journey in online writing:

  • Know your purpose and preferred career path. The earlier you discover this, the better.
  • Interact with people in your field of interest. Freelancing, for example, doesn’t mean you have to walk alone.
  • Have a vision, a target and a plan on how to get there. This will give you the drive to pursue higher heights.
  • Learn from the experts. Taking a course will give you the headstart you need especially in online work.
  • Celebrate your wins. It will encourage you to keep going and may even inspire others.
  • Be resilient and learn to overcome challenges step by step. Nothing comes easy. Even online work and working from home isn’t as easy as some may think.
  • Trust in God. With Him, nothing is impossible.

I wish you the very best on your own journey. I hope this has been of help to you. If so, please leave a comment and let me know.

Also, if you want to get into online writing, I highly recommend taking Walter’s course. He not only trains you but also offers some form of mentoring along the way. If you know me personally, I’ve probably already told you this, so sorry for sounding like a broken record. LOL! 😀 

You can also begin with his mini-course. It’s free. And don’t we all just love free stuff? 

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Catherine Nyorani Wafula is a skilled freelance writer who offers blogging, ghostwriting, and copywriting services to B2C and B2B businesses. Her specialty is in digital marketing, blogging and freelance writing. Being a versatile writer, she can easily tackle a variety of other niches as well.

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Doreen Nekesa
Doreen Nekesa

Hi Catherine, I came to know you through your YouTube channel when I was searching for Kenyans who do Freelance writing since I wanted someone I could resonate with directly.

I have watched almost all your videos from start to finish but I didn’t know your story. In fact I would sometimes stop to wonder why a doctor would write articles in the digital marketing field and not in the medical field. I have learned quite a lot from your YouTube channel. And I completely agree with you that many people associate online writing with academic writing. I’ve tried it and it’s not very sustainable.. I also quit it because just like you, I felt it wasn’t ethical.

Aftet reading your story and knowing Walter as the guru that he is, I have made up my mind to invest in good training. And Walter’s is definitely what I would go for. I’m not an amateur in writing per se but again I do not want to waste a lot of time like I already did, self – training online. That can be tough at times because you sometimes don’t know exactly where you fall in terms of your kind of writing.

Catherine, I can completely resonate with you. I’m also among those who went to university , graduated but didn’t enjoy practicing in the fields of what they studied. So I can’t wait to take up Walter’s course and learn how to produce PURE GOLD.

Thank you Catherine, yours is an inspirational and insightful story. Thanks for sharing proofs as well for the sake of doubting thomases.

Walter Akolo must be such a great mentor and I can’t wait to be mentored by him. Ooop! I was writing a comment, I hope it didn’t turn into a mini-blog!

Milly nyagah
Milly nyagah

Wow! That was such a bold move Catherine, congrats.
I’m a registered nurse and in my experience, the medical field can be very toxic at times. I started freelance writing as a side hustle and so far, things are looking up I’m loving it here. I was also trained by Walter and for sure he’s Great. The only regret I have after taking his article writing course is not starting earlier.

Nancy Mbaya
Nancy Mbaya

Hello Doc, i have been silently following you for a while now on many social platforms, you are a great inspiration.
I remember you from school, we sometimes shared classes.
I am that writer who loves writing a lot ‘in my head’ and now you have motivated me to put pen to paper. Or my fingers to keyboard lol.

Thank you.
i am definitely enrolling for this course.

Monie
Monie

Thanks Catherine.ua story is a great insight to me.I have been trained by Walter almost 3 times in writing n 3 in transcription.sometimes I finish the course other times I don’t.I love writing or transcribing but I end up not practicing n making the dream a reality.I have an 8.00-5.00 job with little pay.procrastination has taken toll on me too (I have been postponing for 5 yrs now).i feel so hopeless because I haven’t achieved what I have been dreaming about.pls help.how do I get the motivation?

David Juma
David Juma

Wow! what an amazing and inspiring story to read.

Catherine Nyorani’s journey resonates well with newbies who need a helping hand on the new venture, however, her sheer determination catapulted her up the ladder of freelance writing within the few weeks of training.

Indeed thanks Walter for being a great mentor and trainer of trainers in the freelance writing industry.

Daniel
Daniel

Catherine,
This was a bold move! I am amazed by your determination. I am much interested in this online thing since I only work 2 weeks per month. I wish to get more insights and link up with you for assistance.

peter

What a waste !! You could have integrated medicine with writing, it is possible.
2k per month not good enough, but glad you found yourself.

Godfrey Mulwa
Godfrey Mulwa

Wow! It’s so motivating, I recently finished @Walter’s course and am now bidding for the jobs. Am optimistic as well. I have learnt that I need to have monthly Targets.
I feel encouraged and compelled to sprang forward.

Faith
Faith

Wow!!!! I’ve just read this and it’s so encouraging, motivating and uplifting. The struggle has been real……… I’m so glad and happy for you dear. Keep writing, dreaming, pushing and soaring. You are such an encouragement to many. Cheering you on.

AGNES NDIRANGU
AGNES NDIRANGU

Thank you Catherine for such an inspiring story.

It has made my day and I look forward to writing a story like yours some day.

Cheers!

Joy. C
Joy. C

Hello Kate

Thank you so much for sharing your story. This is just incredible and helpful in building us and me to be precise. God bless you.

Matthew Kwena
Matthew Kwena

Hi Catherine! Your husband introduced me to you during your wedding arrangements, I fellowshipped with him in the same church for a long time. Having read this article I feel like I know you better and it is thoroughly inspiring. Its a bold move you have taken and thank God you are taking many with you. I like the fact that you soldiered to the end with the Medicine course.

Catherine Nyorani
Reply to  Matthew Kwena

Hi Doc,

Yes, I remember you :-).

Thanks for reading the article and for the compliment. I must add that I really just thank God because it wasn’t easy making the move. But now I’m glad I did.

Hope to see you and your family one of these fine days.

God bless.

Naachi
Naachi

Thanks Catherine. You have really motivated me and have seen light at the end of the tunnel. God bless you. Look forward to inquiring more since it’s when I want to start.

Catherine Nyorani
Reply to  Naachi

Hi Naachi,

Glad this has been of help.

Feel free to ask all the questions as you begin. You’ll soon be great in this community of writers.

All the best.

James
James

Thanks Catherine. I have been getting very low paying clients.I didn’t know a newbie can be paid $100 PER 1000 words.Am determined to get there.Do you have any bidding template I can customize?

Robert Kwena
Robert Kwena
Reply to  James

Great inspiration , let’s see how far this gets us.

Catherine Nyorani
Reply to  James

Hi James,

I’ve come to learn that it’s not about whether you’re a newbie or a veteran in writing. It’s about the quality of your work. So aim to make your writing excellent. And once you achieve that, start looking for clients who pay the big bucks.

As for bidding, it’s best to custom make each of your proposals. Using templates may not be the best way (in my opinion). But there are a few guidelines you can follow to write a winning proposal. Just google articles on that.

All the best. You are headed for greatness.

FRED
FRED

Thank you for the motivation! What informative insights. God bless you

Catherine Nyorani
Reply to  FRED

Thanks Fred.

God bless you too.

Geofrey Wajewa
Geofrey Wajewa

thanks so much for that post Catherine, its so much educative
I read it and felt already in the industry coz I’ve been dreaming being in that field
I just need to look for finances and buy a laptop to kick off the journey
its good to graze and milk your own cow,if you milk ten litres you are sure of the ten litres instead of giving the owner then dilutes it in return or decides to give you back three litres yet you are the one who knows the pain you went through during grazing
congrats for the bold step you took and pray that very soon you’ll achieve your goal

Catherine Nyorani
Reply to  Geofrey Wajewa

Hi Geofrey,

I pray that you’ll get a laptop soon so you can begin writing. In the meantime, you can still try asking a friend to lend you theirs when they aren’t using it (just a suggestion).

Otherwise, all the best. And thanks for the well wishes.

Job
Job

i have a full compassion too bu I have the problem like my brother above. Definitely I’ll be on the feld God willing. thanks for the motive.

DIANA EVE
DIANA EVE

Very inspirational and informative! Thank you for the motivation!

Hellen Khamali
Hellen Khamali

Congrats Cate,
I’m sure you feel the peace and serenity of doing what you do best and enjoying while at it. At the start of the journey, there is this anxiety, lingering fear of failure and underlying excitement drawn from the innermost desire to succeed. I’m encouraged by your story. I follow Walter closely and his patience is unequaled. At the start of the year, I decided to take a course on transcription with Nelly Mutua, so far so good. Though deep within, its just my income source in order to pursue article writing.
To our brightest tomorrow!

Margaret
Margaret

You have inspired me even more Catherine. I will take the course as soon as I get the chance to do so. Thank you.

Catherine Nyorani
Reply to  Margaret

That’s great to hear, Margaret.

All the best.

Joan wanjiru
Joan wanjiru

Thanks Catherine your story is very inspiring. It teaches me not to give up.

Catherine Nyorani
Reply to  Joan wanjiru

You’re welcome, Joan. Yes, never give up.

Dennis Musembi
Dennis Musembi

This blog post is not only inspiring but also insightful, especially for the beginners. I’m inspired!

Catherine Nyorani
Reply to  Dennis Musembi

Hi Dennis,

Glad it’s been of help.

Thanks for reading.

Truphena M. Nyorani
Truphena M. Nyorani

What a story Catherine, this makes me understand many things I didn’t understand before. It is much clearer now. May God help you attain your goal as planned.

Catherine Nyorani

Thanks, mum. Thanks for supporting me even the times you didn’t really understand what exactly I was up to 🙂

Philip Otieno
Philip Otieno

What an inspiring story. joining Akollo’s team pains me daily being a regular visitor to his site.
I’ve quit my Special Needs Education at 4th year, just lat month, I consider joining as soon as possible.

Rachel
Rachel

This is very encouraging for a person who wants to start getting an extra income, the more you read such inspirational journeys the more convinced you get to start your own journey.

Walter
Walter
Reply to  Rachel

Hi Cathy
Thanks for sharing your writing journey it’s truly an inspiring one. It’s my sincere prayer that you hit your target soon. I am also keen on starting freelance writing only I didn’t know of any serious Kenyan offering training. Two weeks ago I signed up with a certain website-kenyanwriters but something didn’t feel right about it. With the tips from your experience I intend to take the course offered by my namesake and join you in this awesome world of the written word.
Keep going

Thank you

Geoffrey Wachira
Geoffrey Wachira

Very encouraging words there Catherine. As a newbie who is taking his first steps of faith as a freelancer, i am very inspired. I will definitely do this!

Clement Amolo

Walter, you have said elsewhere that you didn’t complete your higher learning. Have you at times felt or seen the need to resume your previous course, or study something? Like, even if only to have some diploma or degree in your arsenal just in case? I know freelance pays, but should one give up higher learning?

Walter Akolo
Admin
Reply to  Clement Amolo

Hi Clement,

I don’t think much about diplomas and degrees.

I keep learning online skills and implementing them.

That’s me. Take time and make an informed choice that suits your particular situation. Consult widely. Pray. Read. Don’t decide based on this comment alone.

Musundi Wefwafwa

Great insights here, Cate. I relate to so much of your story.

Even though I had major success at high school level, I didn’t have much of an idea about my next pursuit. I had hoped to become a pilot but the cost was forbidding.

Eventually, I went for Actuarial Science but I later realized it wasn’t something I wanted to pursue for any amount of time, let alone the rest of my life.

So I’ve ventured into the online business world as a content writer. Your story is what I needed right about now.

Catherine Nyorani

Hi Musundi,

I’m glad to hear that my story has encouraged you.

Indeed, it sounds like our experiences are quite similar.

All the best on your journey.

Anna
Anna

This story is very inspiring. Thank you Catherine for sharing

Amayo Munga

Thanks for sharing such a moving experience that without doubts will inspire many!

I am also currently a student with Akolo and going by what I have heard and seen, he’s a gentleman dedicated to empowering the people through earning out of freelancing.

Men and women, young and old, educated or not, his trainees have volumes of stories to tell

Keep fire burning!

Catherine Nyorani
Reply to  Amayo Munga

Hi Amayo,

I couldn’t say it better. Walter is really empowering many.

Sammy
Sammy

Wow, this is really inspiring Catherine. I’m spellbound. I thank Walter for all of us. Thank you once more Catherine

ROSELINAH
ROSELINAH
Reply to  Sammy

This is really good. I would love it if l joined Walter’s training. Am truly impressed.

Catherine Nyorani
Reply to  ROSELINAH

Hi Roselinah,

You can join Walter’s training at any time…and there’s no better time than the present 🙂 .

Just click on the tab “Freelance writing course” at the top of this page.

Welcome to the world of freelance writing.

Petronila
Petronila

Thanks for sharing. This is so inspiring. I am on the right path under Walter’s training. Heading for greatness. Aiming for pure Gold.

Olga
Olga

So inspiring am also new and you have bosted my morale to push harder

Eva
Eva

This is inspiring, kudos to you. Walter is a blessing to many. God bless you.

Godfrey Mutale
Godfrey Mutale

Thank you for sharing your journey in freelance writing. I’ve picked up many vital lessons.

Isabell
Isabell

wow. This was just last year. I am so encouraged. You go, girl!

Isabell
Isabell

wow.. this was just last year? I am so encouraged. you go girl! I hope one day I will also share a success story

Catherine Nyorani
Reply to  Isabell

Yes, Isabell. My freelancing journey began last year.

Looking forward to your great success story.

Hellen Mmasi
Hellen Mmasi

Wow! I needed to read such a message!. Nothing comes on a sliver platter, Am two weeks old here, am one of those people who do not up easily. Am a strong believer in Christ Jesus and I know when something looks challenging that’s where the honey is. I thank God for a friend (ANN) who introduced me to Walter sometime in February 2020. It has made me to know you.

When I have read through your story, I have felt refreshed and ready to start again.

You are blessed Gal! See you at the top.

Catherine Nyorani
Reply to  Hellen Mmasi

Hi Hellen,

Wow! Welcome to the world of freelancing.

Just as you’ve mentioned, it’s not always easy but when you put in the effort required you’ll soon get the rewards.

Looking forward to reading your success story.

All the best.

Hellen Mmasi
Hellen Mmasi

Hi Catherine,

Once again, thank you for your story it is very fresh in my mind. Today was first day working on full time but already l start feeling the psyche of a successful freelancer. I will achieve a lot, by the end of the week am sure of getting work to do.

Yes, I promise to write my success story.

Keep going!

Fredrick Mayeye

I’m overwhelmed! Very much inspiring. “And don’t we all just love free stuff?” Yes we/I do? That is where I will begin my journey into writing.

Catherine Nyorani

Great.

All the best Fredrick.

Mary
Mary

Wow…what an inspiring story….thenks for sharing….

Peter
Peter

Wow, so inspiring..God bless you Catherine

Joyce

Awesome post. Wow!
It is not easy to leave a “lucrative medical career” & venture into freelancing -per the perceptions of the society.
I know there is great income freelancing. But our society does not.
Thanks for sharing. I have a doctor friend who left the practice and writes. She writes articles for medical magazines, etc… You have a good niche.
My 2 cents is… start your personal blog. -Let me stop before I begin to give advice that’s not requested for 🙂
You will do well my dear.
Congratulations again.

Catherine Nyorani
Reply to  Joyce

Hi Joyce,

Thanks for reading. And thanks for the tip. I have a blog but just haven’t focused so much on it… I’ll soon work on it to bring it back to life.

lucy
lucy

an awesome piece

Lucy Joseph
Lucy Joseph

I can’t wait to have my first customer on Upwork. It is really hard

Catherine Nyorani
Reply to  Lucy Joseph

Hi Lucy,

I know it’s not always easy getting clients on Upwork.

Just keep learning and implementing tips and tricks that will bring you success. For example how to create a more attractive proposal, having quality samples, and writing catchy proposals.

All the best.

Lucy
Lucy

Wow, you are such an inspiration. Your journey is really encouraging.

Susan
Susan

Quite inspiring. I am considering venturing into this.

Kuloba
Kuloba
Reply to  Susan

Quite encouraging and inspiring!

Harriet
Harriet

So encouraging.Thank you for sharing.

Roseline Kerubo Ngoge

Thank you Catherine, you have really inspired me. I’m a beginner but I’ll work hard to hit the target God willing.

Catherine Nyorani

You will make it Roseline. Just keep at it, learn all you can, implement and never give up.
I wish you the very best.

Roseline Kerubo Ngoge

Thank you Catherine, I’ll do my best.

Idah
Idah

Wow! thank you for sharing such an inspiring story Catherine.

Catherine Nyorani
Reply to  Idah

You’re welcome Idah.

Maina

Great sharing this. It inspires.Thanks

Austine
Austine

Sounds really nice. I am a writer with published articles and methinks I should take a bold step like you did. Thanks Cathy that was powerful. God bless you.

Catherine Nyorani
Reply to  Austine

Yes, Austine. Take the step. And since you already have published articles, you can use then as samples when pitching clients or writing proposals.
All the best.

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