T. J. Omotayo established her own publishing house called MoGbo (“I hear you” in Yoruba) Productions in 2013. After joining Motown Writer’s Network, she realized that not all authors navigate the waters as well as she did. Therefore, in 2014, she transitioned to coaching other authors on how to become creditable self-publishers so that their own work could stand up next to any traditional publisher. To date, she has three published works to her credit. The first is an autobiography titled “Blessed Through the Mess,” next is an undated motivational planner called “Make Things Happen,” and just recently is the first installment of her Graham Family novels “An Unexpected Love.” On top of her published works, for over four years she has contributed to Wazobia Global Media, which includes Wazobia Global Times Newspaper, WGT Magazine and Wazobia Global TV; which can be found at wazobiaglobaltimes.com. When asked why she loves to write T J had this to say. “I want to use my words to inspire, motivate, inform, encourage, and teach people that God can do anything but fail. I want everyone to have the life God designed for them to have. One that is unencumbered by the pain of the past, the feeling of lack, the misunderstandings of life, and the chains of fear. Every word that I write comes from a place of understanding, some from behind eyes clouded with tears, but always from my heart.”