Personal reflections from Winnie Muriuki covering life lessons, personal growth, resilience, and experiences that shaped her journey as a technology professional, entrepreneur, and creator.
Building SaaS products has taught me that software development is about far more than writing code. From architecture and scalability to user experience, business requirements, debugging, and continuous improvement, every project has lessons that only become clear when you build, break, fix, and build again.
The Ride Begins This year felt like a roller coaster — abrupt climbs, sharp drops, and long stretches of holding
Reflecting on 18 years of menstruation, from my first Always pad to discovering Molped, and the small victories and frustrations along the way. A personal journey of comfort, change, and resilience.
One wrong parenting decision cost us a beloved Croc — and triggered a toddler’s months-long mourning. Here’s a hilariously tragic tale of shoes, regrets, and bathroom decisions gone wrong.
All I wanted was a quiet morning and a cup of tea — what I got instead was a showdown with a smug cow who clearly sensed my lack of livestock credentials. One minute I was channeling my inner farm girl, the next I was sprinting into the house like I’d seen a ghost (but fluffier and with horns). If you’ve ever wondered how disinheritance begins, it’s not always scandal… sometimes, it’s just your dad effortlessly herding the same cow that nearly ended you — slice of bread in hand.
“Single motherhood comes with challenges, but reflecting on what could have been worse helps me find strength, resilience, and gratitude in my journey.”
Navigating life’s storms reveals hidden strengths and lessons, guiding us from chaos to clarity. Embracing challenges fosters growth, self-compassion, and resilience.
“Embrace your worth now; you are enough. It’s okay not to have all answers, to make mistakes, and to protect your peace.”
Life has a way of teaching you what no book or podcast ever could. The lessons aren’t always gentle—some show
They say hindsight is 20/20 — and they’re absolutely right. If I could sit across from my younger self, I