Episode Summary:

What do you do when the people closest to you are the loudest voices telling you to quit? In this solo episode, Sabrina gets personal, and then tells the story of a woman from Botswana who sold corn door to door for ten years while people told her she was wasting a journalism degree.

Her name is Shafizo Marumo. She cleared a bushy field at a busy intersection to set up a food stall rooted in her grandmother's recipes and her own heritage. Today she employs over ten people and hosts women's empowerment seminars in a country that rarely makes room for women business owners at all. Sabrina uses Shafizo's story to deliver one of the most quietly powerful messages the show has offered: your past doesn't define you, it prepares you. And if you believe in you, the rest follows.