What does it take… to face the parts of your story you've spent years avoiding?

Not later.
Not when it's easier.
But now.

In this episode of My Migrant Soul, Imran sits down with Kabinga Mazaba — an award-winning author, speaker, and transformational coach whose journey is as powerful as it is deeply human.

Born in Zambia and now based in Australia, Kabinga's story is shaped by migration, loss, and the quiet weight of unspoken trauma. But this conversation isn't just about what she's been through.

It's about what she chose to do with it.

From navigating life as a migrant spouse…
to rebuilding her identity across multiple countries…
to confronting the past that once defined her —

Kabinga shares what it really means to reclaim your life.

Because healing doesn't happen by accident.

It happens when you decide to face what's been holding you back.

What You'll Hear in This Episode:

• Kabinga's migration journey from Zambia to Australia

• Growing up with trauma — and the impact it leaves behind

• The challenge of losing identity while starting over

• Life as a migrant spouse and rebuilding from the background

• Why identity is not fixed — and how that changes everything

• The power of community, connection, and curiosity

• What it means to truly "confront" your past

• Lessons on resilience, self-worth, and personal growth

Key Takeaway:

You can't change your past — but you can confront it, and in doing so, reclaim your future.

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