Wanjiku Kamau: Writer, Storyteller, and Consultant on Change and Culture
I help individuals and organizations navigate change through writing, storytelling, and consulting.
My work focuses on the human side of transitions—how we understand ourselves, show up at work, connect with others, and make sense of what's shifting around us.
Areas of Focus
My work explores six interconnected themes at the heart of how we work, connect, and make sense of change.
Navigating transitions and change
The messy, human process of moving through uncertainty and figuring things out as we go.
Work, culture, and how we show up
How work really works. The relationships, expectations, and unspoken rules that shape our days more than we realize.
Human connection and belonging
How we find one another, build trust, and create spaces where people feel seen, heard, and included.
Storytelling as sense-making
Using story to understand ourselves, our experiences, and the patterns that start to appear when we step back and listen.
Curiosity and continuous learning
The practice of asking better questions, staying open, and letting what we learn change how we think and move forward.
Identity and self-understanding
Who we are, who we're becoming, and how we make sense of the space in between.
How I Work
Writing
I write books that explore personal stories within broader cultural shifts, helping readers understand their own experiences through the lens of larger patterns.
Audio & Conversation
Through audio projects, I create space for conversations that go beneath the surface, exploring the questions we don't always ask out loud.
Consulting
I work with individuals and organizations navigating change, providing clarity and perspective grounded in real human experience rather than abstract frameworks.
Across all these forms, the goal is consistent: to help people see themselves and their situations more clearly, so they can decide what comes next with greater confidence and meaning.