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I am a blogger and book writer based in Trinidad and Tobago. I have been blogging and creating content for more than 20 years. I build websites also, and I can build one for you too. I am exploring and learning everyday. Life is a test and there are so many questions.

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This blog is my current creative journey, built with one clear purpose: to help myself and others by using the writing voice and talents God has given me. The world needs writers and I am one of them. Through my words, I aim to educate, inform, inspire, motivate, and share ideas that matter.

I live with mental illness. Check out my Voice Of SZ project here.

Thank you for visiting my website.


"If you are here to find fault, you will miss out on the beauty of the good intentions of the writing." -- Hassan

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