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In this episode of SanaaTales Studio, I sit down with June Wanjiru, where she shares her writing journey.

We talk about writing as emotional survival, posting when no one seems to be reading, growing an audience without gimmicks, and confronting the hard truths about audience building and the pressure to “make it” fast.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re speaking into the void or wondered how to turn your writing into something tangible, this episode will give you clarity and direction.

Timestamps:

00:00 – Welcome to SanaaTales Studio (Podcast Rebrand)

00:58 – Meet June Wanjiru: Writer, Dreamer & Creative

03:10 – Early Writing Days: Phone Drafts & Posting Anyway

05:35 – Growing to 800 Substack Subscribers

06:24 – The Power of One Supportive Writer

08:51 – Consistency vs. Disappearing for Weeks

10:38 – Growth Strategy: Personal Outreach & Real Engagement

12:12 – What Writers Misunderstand About Building an Audience

13:10 – Losing Followers & Handling Criticism

23:45 – Anthologies as an Entry Point to Publishing

25:41 – How to Connect with June Wanjiru

26:32 – Final Thoughts: Start From the Foundation

🎯 Key Takeaways for Listeners
Consistency compounds quietly. One reader can change your trajectory.

Engagement builds audiences faster than posting alone.

Writing for healing is powerful—but publishing requires strategy.

You don’t need thousands to start selling books.

Anthologies can be a smart entry point into publishing.

Writer’s block is often pressure disguised as productivity.

Audience-building is slower than you think—and that’s normal.

🔗 Connect
Guest: June Wanjiru
Substack: My Becoming Era
Instagram: @Wanjiru

Interested in contributing to the upcoming anthology? Details in the description.