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Certified counsellor, writer & speaker since 2012

About Tolu

A storyteller at heart,
a guide by calling.

I’m Tolu Seyi-Daniel, a Nigerian wife, mom, writer, counsellor, and creative entrepreneur based in Canada. I help people find clarity, heal, and live more intentionally through honest conversations, faith, and practical guidance.

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20k+ community members
20,000+ community members
10+ Years of practice
4 Continents served
3 Ways to work together

MY Story

Three chapters, one calling.

2012 β€” 2016

The Writer/Blogger

In 2012, I started Lqueenwrites to share honest and practical insights on love and relationships. What began as a simple blog quickly grew into a community of readers who looked forward to my weekly Monday posts. Over time, the conversation expanded to other social platforms, where I have continued to speak and coach others on love and relationships.

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2017 β€” 2021

The Coach & Speaker

Trained and certified in counselling, I began walking alongside people navigating grief, identity, and life transitions, creating safe spaces for healing and honest conversation. Stepping into coaching and the speaking circuit, I brought my story and my skills to conferences, podcasts, and events for women and young adults, equipping people to live and love with intention, clarity, and purpose.

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2022 β€” Today

The Creative Entrepreneur

Now based in Canada, I have expanded my impact through digital courses, a growing community, and my signature pre-marital programs and couples prep classes, merging storytelling, strategy, and soul to help individuals build lives they love.

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A Little Fun

A few things you didn't know about me

K-drama Obsessed

Ask me for a recommendation β€” I’ve probably already watched it, cried through it, rewatched it, and I’m still emotionally invested like it’s real life.

Singer

Singing is one of my favourite ways to worship and unwind. I also genuinely love listening to music, which is a very important and grounding part of my life.

Nigerian raising a family in Canada

Two cultures, one home β€” and a lot of perspective that shapes how I see faith, family, and identity.