However, one thing stood
out and that is my ability to communicate. According to my mother, I was able
to communicate, though not fluently, in English as young as two years despite
it being my third language. With time I could recite television adverts with so
much ease and yet nobody told me to work on my talent and pursue it as a
career.
Writing was never part
of my plan even after I enrolled for a bachelor in Journalism and Mass
Communication. I suppressed the idea despite the constant reminder by my
professor that, “Journalism and writing
go hand in hand”. And yet here I am today a ‘blogging addict’.
Writers are the
happiest people in the world and I am willing to bet on that. I never knew the
power of writing until I was going through a rough patch in my live. The
psychologist I talked to, advised me to put my emotions in writing (Like it was anything new to me).
Come to think of it. I
got through my adolescence years by writing and this is how I was able to stay
away from trouble.
Writing is the most
effective form of therapy because there is no fear of being judged or of being
misunderstood. If you are struggling with stress, anger, rejection, rebellion,
conflict you name it; just make pen and paper your best friends starting today.
I am more than sure you will thank me later.
The power in writing
does not even compare to Yoga, it is beyond imagination. You do not need any
form of scientific research to come up with a hypothesis or form a theory. Take
my word for it, I have tried writing therapy and the results are amazing.
Writers are happy
people and you will never see them involved in scandals. Pen and paper are
their best friends and they are the most loyal friends one can ever have. They
will never judge you, snitch, betray you or even let you down.
If you need guidance on
writing therapy send me an email, tnyamburamwai@gmail.com, and I
will give you a few pointers. For those who are ready do not waste any more
time, start the therapy now!
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