In this episode, I’m joined by Marie-Ange Tagne, who shares her story about what it took to be a Heroine and accomplish her dreams.Marie-Ange grew up in Cameroon, Africa, and followed a path that eventually brought her to the United States, where she became the first Black woman to earn a PhD in Engineering from UC Berkeley. But this conversation isn’t just about what she’s accomplished — it’s about the courage it took to trust herself through uncertainty, cultural shifts, and moments when the way forward wasn’t clear.We talk about identity, faith, money, and what it’s like to build a life far from where you began — and how those experiences shaped her new book, For Such A Time As This.At one point, Marie-Ange shares something that captures the heart of this episode:“I didn’t always know how it would work out — but I knew I was being called to show up anyway. For such a time as this.”This is an honest, heart-level conversation about becoming — not after everything is figured out, but right in the middle of the becoming.If you’ve ever wondered whether your story, your timing, or your voice truly matters — Marie-Ange’s journey will remind you that it does.✨

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