The Write. Paint. Heal. Experience Coming To Atlanta

NC Writes author and life coach Inita Nicole Callaway, is an encourager by nature who uses her pen and voice to impact the lives of women living in fear. On May 18, she will host the Write. Paint. Heal. Experience at Atlanta. The event will be held at the Pink Charm Boutique located at 3029 Grandview Ave NE Atlanta, GA 30305.

The Chicago native published her first book back in October 2018 titled I’m Writing My Wrongs, I’m Not Righting My Wrongs available on Amazon.

The Write. Paint. Heal. Experience hits Atlanta in May

Since released, the thought-provoking novel has touched and healed many women of color who can relate to Inita’s past life of insecurities, not being able to look at herself in the mirror, people pleasing, uncertainty and stagnation. She even went as far as designing an intimate women’s workshop by the name of “The Write. Paint. Heal. Experience” which focuses on helping women move forward and begin to heal through creative writing, artistry and public speaking.

Inita has also ghost authored books for people like Evan Holyfield son to Evander Holyfield, Atlanta rap artist J Torah, a luxury real estate agent, and a former NFL player. Recently, she closed a deal to ghostwrite a novel for a retired NFL player who has not given consent to release his name. However, Inita is writing faithfully whether it be for herself or for people who are inspired by her work.

In addition, Inita is a loving mother of two and is an entrepreneur. Winning people with her smile and gentleness, Inita plans on taking her women’s workshop across the country impacting one woman at a time.

To find out more information about Inita Callaway, please be sure to visit www.theb-logs.com as well as check her out on social media IG: @IncWrites & FB:@boonieslogs

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