Write To Stay

A message from our owner & President DeShaun Williams:

As it has been made aware, I will be ceasing operations for Write To Stay on Friday December 12th, and here is the reason why:

I’ve always loved helping others with their mental health, however over the past month, and a half I have noticed that my love for this has diminished, but I’ve also had to put my own health first (emotional, physical, and mental), and what I once saw as a positive influence on others was now becoming a burden on me.

All of our digital services and products will remain up until December 11th, and prices will be reduced later today.

We appreciate your support, and business, and as the time gets closer for us to close this chapter, we will keep you updated.

We want to say thank you to everyone who has supported us, we know that we have been quiet lately, and there’s a reason behind that. Our Founder & President DeShaun Williams has been finishing up his Associates degree in Business Management, but has also been dealing with some personal issues that we won’t discuss. During this period, he has made the ultimate decision that on December 12th, Write To Stay will close its doors, but he has something else in the works, so if you’re following him, we highly suggest that you follow and connect with him. We thank you for this opportunity to be a part of your lives, and we hope that you continue to shine brightly through and through.

Saturday, November 22nd is International Survivors of Su***de Loss Day

Depression doesn’t care who you are, what your social status is, or what achievements you’ve accomplished.

When someone’s already fighting silent battles, a careless leader can make the weight unbearable.
Leadership should calm the storm, not create one.

If all you did today was hold yourself together—
that’s enough. You showed up. You stayed.
That’s strength, even if no one else sees it. 🖤

Hey, pause for a second—
you’ve been carrying a lot.
I just want you to know, it won’t always feel this heavy.
You’re doing better than you think. 🤍

Change doesn’t happen through talk; it happens through care in action. If leaders truly value mental wellbeing, they’ll prove it in how they lead, not just in what they say.

Compassion should always come before judgment.