"Don't  give up."
Even you, you won't like to publish crap writing to represent you or your business, will you?—though struggling for perfection kills....
If you're called to submit your writing to be published on the front page of, say, Vanguard or This Day—you can name them—do not be afraid.
Your quality of writing depends on the quality of writing you read.
Trust your writing first.
If you're still pessimistic, know that people are still—and still—making it in writing.
To make it too, don't rush to publish your writing. Instead, let it rest for sometime, nomatter how it looks. You'll love it.
I know even if the best editors on earth edit your writing, you may still see it's not how you want it to be—only because you're too close to it. Give it, say, 3 or 4 years, you'll thank your editors.
After writing, make all necessary corrections, print it out—but I usually have another copy in my hand writing—and save it in your distant place. Swear you won't read it until after sometime.

From "You can read to change the World. You can as well teach your Little Friends to read." by Maren John Mafuyai
"When editing, remove all buts and ands from the beginnings of the sentence. After it rests, you'll know whether you need them or not." Maren John Mafuyai
"Write and keep away—write and keep away. Then read. Editing process comes last. Then throw away. Let it rest." Maren John Mafuyai.
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