Hello there,I am writer. A coach and a lawyer.I love to write, teach and my passion is using words to help people, especially in solving life problems. I am blessed with a keen mind that loves to learn and teach others creatively and wise loads of wisdom. For a long time I've known that the best way to capture someone's attention—especially when you're trying get them interested in something they might not be familiar with—by evoking an emotion or reaction in them. That's why I like to write speeches that are emotional and powerful—they get people talking! Since 2016, I have written speeches that got crowds emotionally electrified (including TedX talks), produced many legal documents via intense research—and wrote three books of my own.One of which I co-authored with my mother- Dr. Mrs. A.E. Olayemi.I can write content from drafting terms and conditions, to professional speech, from Christian books and articles, to legal research and agreement, drawing on my experience in the law.You can book my writing services here: https://www.fiverr.com/olubunmi_babs?source=inboxIn addition to being a writer, I help people (especially women) by nurturing their growth, healing and wholesomeness. I do this with a caring soulful approach based on ethical principles that is thorough in its consideration of each person's circumstances.Over the years, I have worked with 2000+ young people who were struggling through tough times and helped them find their way by anchoring themselves to their purpose. To that end, I have written two workbooks featuring exercises designed to help you realize your full potential: How to Fulfill Your Unique Life Purpose and Life Syllabus.I also direct a non-profit organization, Phoebe’s Nurturing Heart Foundation, which provides counseling and coaching to young people.Here is what one of my clients have to say about my coaching strategies:"Suffering abuse from childhood with so much scars and hurts that I felt were beyond fixing. Through her coaching and counseling sessions, I learned to release every hurt and allow healing for my wounds. I stopped seeing the scars as a disfigurement, I began to see them as trophies unto honour. She didn't leave me to myself at any point, she held my hands and walked me through the process of recovery." — FikayoRead more on olubunmibabs.comI love connecting with new people and value learning from others; hearing about their passion and how I can help. You can reach me at abiolababatunde0728@gmail.com or here on LinkedIn