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Rachel Wambui

Nairobi
As seen in: Nation Africa, Daily Nation, The Standard (Kenya), The Citizen (Tanzania)
story-teller. reader. self-accredited social scientist. wannabe-adventurer. low-key hippie.

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Rachel is a prolific Kenyan writer, with over 15 years’ experience in the print media industry and has been part of editorial teams in major publications in Kenya. Her specialties are health, community development, global current affairs and lifestyle. She currently runs a content and creative consultancy outfit and holds an almost full-time gig at Kenya’s leading Newspaper, The Nation. When she is not creating content for her clients and has finally caught up with newspaper deadlines, she can…

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When life hits hard: The blueprint for growth

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By Rachel Wambui
| The Standard (Kenya) Verified
I recently had lunch with a dear friend who, over the past two years, has suffered a series of gut punches that would make a WWE match look like child’s play. She lost everything - her job, her savings, even close relationships she thought were unshakable. If life were a person, it would have thrown her into a ditch, turned around and run her over again. But here’s the kicker. My friend sat across the table and smiled. Not just a polite smile, but the kind that says I know something you don’t.
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When life hits hard: A blueprint for growth

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By Rachel Wambui
| The Standard (Kenya) Verified
I recently had lunch with a dear friend who, over the past two years, has suffered a series of gut punches that would make a WWE match look like child's play. She lost everything - her job, her savings, even close relationships she thought were unshakable. If life were a person, it would have thrown her into a ditch, turned around and run her over again. But here's the kicker. My friend sat across the table and smiled. Not just a polite smile, but the kind that says I know something you don't.
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Realistic ways to achieve your goals this year

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By Rachel Wambui
| The Standard (Kenya) Verified
It’s that time of year again! December—the month when we are filled with the optimism of a new year and begin to develop slogans like “New Year, New Me.” Let’s admit it—resolutions have a terrible reputation. They’re like bad relationships: full of promise initially but quickly fizzle out, leaving you ghosted by February. Do you remember how we grab our journal (or open a fresh Google Doc) and draft an ambitious list?
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