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Viele Menschen auf der Welt werden in Lebensumstände geboren, die es erschweren wirklich ein erfülltes und glückliches Leben gestalten zu können. Armut, fehlende Schulbildung, Krieg, Traumata und viele weitere Herausforderungen lassen es fast unmöglich erscheinen, Träume zu haben und vor allem sie zu verfolgen.   Menschen wie Tererai Trent zeigen, was alles möglich ist und ich freue mich so sehr, dass ich sie endlich für den Podcast interviewen durfte. In Simbabwe geboren, durfte sie, wie fast alle Mädchen, nicht zur Schule gehen. Sie wurde mit 14 Jahren verheiratet und hatte mit 18 bereits 4 Kinder. Wie sie es geschafft hat, trotzdem ihren Wunsch zu erfüllen, nach Amerika zu gehen, dort zu studieren und zu promovieren, erzählt sie uns in diesem bewegenden Interview. Wir sprechen über ihren Weg, ihr Familienschicksal zu verändern und vielen Mädchen und Frauen heute Zugang zu Bildung zu ermöglichen. Tererai ist eine solche Inspiration. Viel Spaß beim Anhören!   Im Gespräch mit Tererai Trent erfährst du… ✨ wie du beginnen kannst, an deine Träume zu glauben, auch wenn sie unmöglich erscheinen, ✨ wie du dein Familienschicksal verändern kannst, ✨ was der entscheidende Schlüssel ist, um deine Träume zu manifestieren, ✨ wie du in Herausforderungen das Geschenk darin erkennen kannst, ✨ welche besondere Bedeutung das Wort "tinogona" hat und ✨ wieso Gemeinschaft und gegenseitige Unterstützung so wichtig sind für dein Glück.   Ich hoffe sehr, dass dich Tererai's Stärke und Liebe erreicht und du viel aus dem Gespräch für dich mitnehmen kannst.   Was war deine wertvollste Erkenntnis? Von welchen äußeren Umständen hast du dich vielleicht bisher abhalten lassen, wirklich für deine Träume loszugehen? Welches Familienthema möchtest du gern verändern?   Ich freue mich auf deine Erkenntnisse und Gedanken zur Folge. Kommentiere super gerne auf Instagram @lauramalinaseiler oder auf dem Blog.   Links zur Folge:  Buch “The Awakened Woman: A Guide for Remembering & Igniting Your Sacred Dreams” Spendenlink: https://tererai.org/index.php/donations/cohort-iv/  Website: https://tererai.org/    Ein häufiges Familienthema ist auch das Thema Geld und Finanzen. Vielleicht kennst du so Sätze von deiner Familie wie “Über Geld spricht man nicht” oder “Geld ist schlecht”. Viele Menschen haben ein ungesundes Verhältnis zu Geld und ihre finanziellen Sorgen machen sie buchstäblich krank. Fakt ist: Unsere Finanzen sind ein elementarer Bereich unseres Lebens. Darum widmen wir uns im März im Higher Self Home® dem kraftvollen Thema: Financial Health!   Du wirst lernen, warum deine Finanzen wie ein Spiegel deiner inneren Überzeugungen sind, wie du herausfindest, welche Ängste und Zweifel dich beim Thema Geld bisher blockiert haben und wie du sie transformieren kannst und vieles mehr. Alle Infos findest du unter https://lauraseiler.com/higher-self-home/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=streaming    Rock on & Namasté Deine Laura 

Viele Menschen auf der Welt werden in Lebensumstände geboren, die es erschweren wirklich ein erfülltes und glückliches Leben gestalten zu können. Armut, fehlende Schulbildung, Krieg, Traumata und viele weitere Herausforderungen lassen es fast unmöglich erscheinen, Träume zu haben und vor allem sie zu verfolgen.   Menschen wie Tererai Trent zeigen, was alles möglich ist und ich freue mich so sehr, dass ich sie endlich für den Podcast interviewen durfte. In Simbabwe geboren, durfte sie, wie fast alle Mädchen, nicht zur Schule gehen. Sie wurde mit 11 Jahren verheiratet und hatte mit 18 bereits 4 Kinder. Wie sie es geschafft hat, trotzdem ihren Wunsch zu erfüllen, nach Amerika zu gehen, dort zu studieren und zu promovieren, erzählt sie uns in diesem bewegenden Interview. Wir sprechen über ihren Weg, ihr Familienschicksal zu verändern und vielen Mädchen und Frauen heute Zugang zu Bildung zu ermöglichen. Tererai ist eine solche Inspiration. Viel Spaß beim Anhören!   Im Gespräch mit Tererai Trent erfährst du… ✨ wie du beginnen kannst, an deine Träume zu glauben, auch wenn sie unmöglich erscheinen, ✨ wie du dein Familienschicksal verändern kannst, ✨ was der entscheidende Schlüssel ist, um deine Träume zu manifestieren, ✨ wie du in Herausforderungen das Geschenk darin erkennen kannst, ✨ welche besondere Bedeutung das Wort "tinogona" hat und ✨ wieso Gemeinschaft und gegenseitige Unterstützung so wichtig sind für dein Glück.   Ich hoffe sehr, dass dich Tererai's Stärke und Liebe erreicht und du viel aus dem Gespräch für dich mitnehmen kannst.   Was war deine wertvollste Erkenntnis? Von welchen äußeren Umständen hast du dich vielleicht bisher abhalten lassen, wirklich für deine Träume loszugehen? Welches Familienthema möchtest du gern verändern?   Ich freue mich auf deine Erkenntnisse und Gedanken zur Folge. Kommentiere super gerne auf Instagram @lauramalinaseiler oder auf dem Blog.   Links zur Folge:  Buch “The Awakened Woman: A Guide for Remembering & Igniting Your Sacred Dreams” Spendenlink: https://tererai.org/index.php/donations/cohort-iv/  Website: https://tererai.org/    Ein häufiges Familienthema ist auch das Thema Geld und Finanzen. Vielleicht kennst du so Sätze von deiner Familie wie “Über Geld spricht man nicht” oder “Geld ist schlecht”. Viele Menschen haben ein ungesundes Verhältnis zu Geld und ihre finanziellen Sorgen machen sie buchstäblich krank. Fakt ist: Unsere Finanzen sind ein elementarer Bereich unseres Lebens. Darum widmen wir uns im März im Higher Self Home® dem kraftvollen Thema: Financial Health!   Du wirst lernen, warum deine Finanzen wie ein Spiegel deiner inneren Überzeugungen sind, wie du herausfindest, welche Ängste und Zweifel dich beim Thema Geld bisher blockiert haben und wie du sie transformieren kannst und vieles mehr. Alle Infos findest du unter https://lauraseiler.com/higher-self-home/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=streaming    Rock on & Namasté Deine Laura

Connect Your Dreams to the Greater Good   What would be possible if you planted your dreams?  This week's guest, Dr. Tererai Trent, is living proof that a dream can grow even in the poorest, most oppressive of soils. Named Oprah's All-Time Favourite Guest and one of the Most Inspirational Women Alive, Tererai sat down with me to tell her story, reflect on her best-selling book The Awakened Woman, and to ask you the one question that cuts straight to the matter of what “bigger” work you are here to do on this planet.   Get ready to be moved, to be inspired, and to awaken a longing inside you to set audacious goals that not only move the needle in your business and bring your personal goals to the surface, but also connect your dreams to the greater good.    If your dreams are getting a little dusty, you're feeling a little cynical lately, or you want to be reminded of all the good there is in the world (and jump to be a part of it!), this is a conversation you don't want to miss!   What's in This Episode Tererai's incredible story of going from an 18 year old mother of three living in poverty to a Ph D., author, speaker, and humanitarian changing the lives of girls and women in rural Zimbabwe.  What ONE question to ask yourself to connect to your greater purpose Why planting your dreams is SO powerful  How Tererai's story has completely changed the conversation around educating girls in her country Why it's poverty and not culture that decides what is possible for girls How to move through cynicism and make a difference  Why your dreams matter   What To Do Next Help Tererai and the young women of rural Zimbabwe reach their goal of sending 20 students to university every year. Click here to donate: www.lisalarter.com/tererai   Visit lisalarter.com/e22 for the transcript and all resources from this episode. .

Today’s episode is Reading 2 in the Rooted Reading Series. The selected book is entitled The Awakened Woman: Remembering & Reigniting Our Sacred Dreams by Tererai Trent, Ph.D. https://www.rootedblossoms.com/rb-books-rrsThe reading for today will be selected passages from Chapter 2 and 3 of the book.Rooted Reading Series resources are available for download by clicking https://www.rootedblossoms.com/link-in-bioThe Rooted Reading Series combines two loves that I have - reading and oral traditions. I am so excited to be sharing this creative expression that is intentional in terms of focusing on what is right about us. The rituals, rhythms and traditions that make up the beauty of who we are as human beings. There is power in words and in the voice when those words are spoken.I hope that you enjoy and I look forward to this journey with you. JOIN THE COMMUNITY Visit website at www.rootedblossoms.comEmail: rootedblossoms@gmail.comSubscribe mailing list at www.rootedblossoms.com/connect Social Media: Facebook/Instagram @rootedblossomsTHANK YOUAudio content editing by hindsight101.com

Tererai Trent, an academic from Zimbabwe, was in Dublin recently for the Simmons Leadership Conference. As a young girl born into poverty, Tererai was not allowed to attend her local school. Despite this, she went on to obtain a degree in agricultural education, a Masters in public health and in 2009, she completed her PhD. Oprah Winfrey once described Tererai as her all time favourite guest and from this inspiring conversation with Róisín Ingle, it’s easy to see why. Also in this episode: The Grass Ceiling is a short film created by Iseult Howlett. The film explores female participation in sport and looks at how being physically active and part of a team can benefit you in all aspects of life. Also in the discussion, is Irish Times restaurant critic Catherine Cleary, who along with Iseult has joined a soccer team in recent years. They spoke to Róisín Ingle about the strong female athletes featured in the film and the joy of returning to team sports.

Have you got a dream that you long to bring to life… but part of you doesn’t believe it’s possible? Enter today’s podcast guest, Dr Tererai Trent — author, speaker, scholar and humanitarian. Through hard work and an unwavering belief in her dreams, Tererai achieved what others thought was “impossible”. And today, she’s here to show us how we can achieve the “impossible” too...Head to https://melissaambrosini.com/251 for full episode resources and more inspiring weekly episodes.As a child bride and young mother in a small Zimbabwe village, Tererai’s path in life seemed set. But a chance encounter changed the course of her future, when the CEO of nonprofit Heifer International said to her: "If you believe in your dreams, they are achievable."Tererai took this advice to heart, and took massive inspired action. She wrote down her dream of getting an education in the US, sealed the paper inside a tin can, and buried it in the ground. From there, she moved heaven and earth to make her “impossible” dream a reality… and BOY did she succeed.Have you got a dream that you long to bring to life… but part of you doesn’t believe it’s possible? Enter today’s podcast guest, Dr Tererai Trent — author, speaker, scholar and humanitarian. Through hard work and an unwavering belief in her dreams, Tererai achieved what others thought was “impossible”. And today, she’s here to show us how we can achieve the “impossible” too...As a child bride and young mother in a small Zimbabwe village, Tererai’s path in life seemed set. But a chance encounter changed the course of her future, when the CEO of nonprofit Heifer International said to her: "If you believe in your dreams, they are achievable."Tererai took this advice to heart, and took massive inspired action. She wrote down her dream of getting an education in the US, sealed the paper inside a tin can, and buried it in the ground. From there, she moved heaven and earth to make her “impossible” dream a reality… and BOY did she succeed.Tererai went on to earn multiple degrees (including a PhD), start her own charity, speak at the UN, advocate to world leaders, and is currently an adjunct professor at Drexel University. A two-time guest on The Oprah Winfrey Show, she was named by Oprah as her “All-Time Favorite Guest”. (How’s that for glowing praise?!)Now leading the global charge in the fight for quality education for ALL children and women’s rights, Dr. Trent has become a symbol of hope for everyone, and is living proof that anything is possible. Her favorite motto is “Tinogona,” meaning, “It is achievable!”… and when you listen to this episode, you’ll believe that about your OWN dreams, with a certainty like never before.So if you want to reignite your self-belief, expand your vision of what’s possible, and change the course of your future, then press download immediately… the path to your “impossible” dream starts here.In this episode we chat about: Her incredible story from being a child bride in a small Zimbabwe village to one of the world’s most recognizable voices in women’s empowerment and education (07:19)The big question that changed her life (09:11)How she fed her children from a trash can in America (17:28)The great hunger that drives us forward (21:45)How to achieve your dreams — even if they seem 100% impossible (23:46)How to avoid passing on negative stories from your past or from previous generations to your children (30:00)The biggest thing that gives meaning to your life (31:02)How to get back up when you hit a road bump or ‘failure’ (32:28)The power of rituals (33:51)How to make an impact in the world and the best way we can help (36:06)What she attributes her success to (40:43)What brings her the most joy right now (42:44)How she has cultivated wisdom and self-awareness... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Do you have an “impossible dream”? In this episode, Dr. Tererai Trent discusses her book, “The Awakened Woman,” and how you can achieve your dreams, even in the face of crushing setbacks. Tererai comes from a long line of women who experienced poverty and abuse. And yet Tererai persevered through tremendous challenges to earn her GED, Bachelor’s, Master’s, and her PhD. Now she’s an internationally recognized leader of social change, empowering women to unlock their passions and achieve their dreams. https://www.marieforleo.com/2019/03/tererai-trent-achieve-your-dreams/ You have the power within. It's not your past that's going to define who you are, but it's what you believe about yourself; what is it that you expect from yourself. @TereraiTrent via @MarieForleo

UBUNTU: I AM BECAUSE WE ARE, AND, SINCE WE ARE, THEREFORE I AM. What do you do with your dreams? Do you even take time to dream? So many of us are afraid to even admit to ourselves what we really want. But if you write your dreams down, magic happens. You’ll be shocked at how they will make themselves into reality. Write them down. The best kind of dreams, though, are the ones that will help others. On today’s episode of The School of Greatness, I’m sharing an inspiration speech from The Summit of Greatness from a woman who broke the cycle of poverty and returned to better her community: Tererai Trent. Dr. Tererai Trent is one of today’s most internationally recognized voices for quality education and women’s empowerment. Distinguished as Oprah Winfrey’s “All-Time Favorite Guest,” Tererai is a scholar, humanitarian, motivational speaker, educator, author, and founder of Tererai Trent International. Tererai wrote down her dreams and buried them in a can in Zimbabwe. She went on to accomplish them all. She visualized her dreams so fully that when she actually experienced them, it gave her a feeling of deja vu. So get ready to learn all about Tererai’s amazing journey from child bride to scholar and how you can achieve your dreams on Episode 752. Some Questions Asked: How do you, as a woman, let your voice be heard every day? (4:18) Where are your children today? (5:41) How can we inspire men to empower women? (6:55) What’s one thing we could all do different? (9:08) How do you continue your mindset? (10:08) In This Episode You Will Learn: How she defied the rules of her people (4:23) When we inspire more men, women are healed (7:22) How to believe in our dreams (9:26) How she focuses her mind on daily rituals (10:56)

Are you ready to own your sacred dream that is for the betterment of your community? If you have personal goals, but you know you have a dream that is bigger than yourself, that is full of purpose and service, then this episode is for you. In episode 140 of the Lead with Love podcast and in today’s conversation, I get cozy with Oprah’s “favorite guest of all time” Dr. Tererai Trent. We talk about the baton of poverty, rituals, and love. Dr. Trent is one of the world’s most acclaimed voices for women’s empowerment and quality education She is the founder of Tererai Trent International, an educator and motivational speaker. She has published two highly acclaimed children’s books and is the author of the award winning, The Awakened Woman – Remembering & Reigniting Our Sacred Dreams. Tererai serves as the president of The Awakened Woman, LLC, a company dedicated to empowering women with tools to thrive as they achieve their dreams. What you'll hear (and don't want to miss!): :: Her dreams as a young child and the inspiration for her knowing that she could achieve them :: Tererai’s experiences growing up not being allowed access to education and why she feels that education is so key for current and future generations :: Why Tererai calls her 5th dream the “Sacred Dream” and how she is striving to create more education for young girls and boys worldwide :: Her favorite rituals that help her stay connected to her dreams and why she feels rituals are needed for all of us :: The journey of writing her own book and releasing her message, including the challenges she faced You can find full show notes over at: https://jadahsellner.com/remembering-reigniting-our-sacred-dreams-tererai-trent-140/ 

In our very first Dream Life podcast, Kristina speaks with Dr Tererai Trent, one of the most internationally-recognised voices for quality education and women's empowerment – and Oprah Winfrey's all-time favourite guest! Born into poverty, uneducated and married, Tererai was already a mother of four by the age of 18. Little did she know that … Continue reading "#1: Dr Tererai Trent (Part 1) – The Power of Dreaming Big – Your Dream Life Podcast"

In our very first Dream Life podcast, Kristina speaks with Dr Tererai Trent, one of the most internationally-recognised voices for quality education and women's empowerment – and Oprah Winfrey's all-time favourite guest! Born into poverty, uneducated and married, Tererai was already a mother of four by the age of 18. Little did she know that … Continue reading "#1: Dr Tererai Trent (Part 1) – The Power of Dreaming Big – Your Dream Life Podcast"

In our very first Dream Life podcast, Kristina speaks with Dr Tererai Trent, one of the most internationally-recognised voices for quality education and women’s empowerment – and Oprah Winfrey’s all-time favourite guest! Born into poverty, uneducated and married, Tererai was already a mother of four by the age of 18. Little did she know that … Continue reading "#1: Dr Tererai Trent (Part 1) – The Power of Dreaming Big – Your Dream Life Podcast"

How to Subscribe to Vibrant Happy Women: Apple Podcasts · Android · Overcast · Castbox · Radio Public About this Episode: Growing up in a rural village in Zimbabwe, Tererai Trent had 4 children by the time she was 18. However, she had a sacred dream to go to the U.S. and earn a Ph.D., an idea which many said was impossible. In this episode, Tererai shares her story of clinging to her dream until it became reality, and the steps each of us can follow to awaken our own sacred dreams. Links From This Episode: The Awakened Woman: Remembering and Reigniting Our Sacred Dreams by Tererai Trent Follow Jen Riday on Instagram Follow Tererai Trent on Twitter Jen on Facebook Follow Tererai Trent on Facebook www.tererai.org Vibrant Happy 5 (Jen's weekly updates) Have questions you'd like Jen to answer on the show? Email her at support@jenriday.com How to Leave a Review ...and never miss an episode again by signing up for the Vibrant Happy 5 (includes free guided meditation from Jen), which is a weekly digest of quick n' easy bullet points listing everything Jen created the previous week (including Vibrant Happy Women episodes and Happy Bits), plus other self-love-related goodies you'd enjoy. Make your inbox more positive and inspiring by signing up here. How to Leave a Review: Click here to watch a quick video to learn how to leave a review. How to Subscribe to Vibrant Happy Women: Apple Podcasts · Android · Overcast · Castbox · Radio Public Comments: If you’d like to make a comment or leave feedback about the podcast, leave us a phone message at 1-608-352-6586 or email us at support@jenriday.com  

You’ve heard the term ‘impact’ from the mouths of CEOs and management from many different industries, applied in many different ways. But what does it mean to be an ‘impact maker?’ Today Jennifer shares some heart-touching stories that served as the inspiration for this podcast’s name, and she talks about how to make the connection between changing the world and what we do in our everyday lives. One of the first movements Jennifer joined with the Game Change Campaign through her church. It allowed her to make a real difference in lives around the world through the International Justice Mission. Anjali’s story about being forced into prostitution as a child and being rescued from it changed what Jennifer understood about making an impact. You can hear her story here, at 42:30. Has anyone ever told you that you changed their life? That’s what making an impact truly is. Jennifer talks about how that moment was the start of a new purpose, or rather, honing in on it. Hear Jennifer’s DisruptHR talk here. The goal of this podcast is to help you see opportunities to make an impact by sharing stories of people who are changing the world without asking for any credit for it. We’ll help you uncover strategies to use and actions you can take in your daily lives that will help change the world. If you truly want to understand how making an impact changes lives, you need look no further than the story of Tererai Trent, who is also ‘Oprah’s favorite guest of all time.’ She started as an 18 year-old mother of four in a small village in Zimbabwe. Tererai crossed continents and supported a family of 7 while ultimately earning a Ph.D. Yes, she did meet Oprah, but that’s not the most amazing part of her story. You have to hear it to believe it, so listen to the full podcast: Lewis Howes interviews Tererai Trent. Understand the power of words. Today, Tererai Trent is a scholar, humanitarian, motivational speaker, educator, author, and founder of Tererai Trent International. She’s become one of the most well know, and internationally recognized voices for quality education and women's empowerment.  And she’s also written a best-selling book, called The Awakened Woman – Remembering and Reigniting Our Sacred Dreams. Oprah was a defining person in Tererai’s life, so Jennifer wraps up her show today with the woman who has impacted millions, every day. When she was asked what her legacy would be, she didn’t give her own answer. Instead, she shared what Maya Angelou told Oprah what her legacy would be, and it’s amazing. The most amazing part is, as a person who wants to influence and impact the world around you, you can have the same type of legacy. What is YOUR dream? Are you ready to learn how to increase your impact and influence to make a real difference in the lives of others, like the stories you heard today? If so, you should subscribe and leave a review. We’ll bring you weekly content that will help you be the Impact Maker you were meant to be.

"I REALIZED THE PATHWAY I WAS GOING THROUGH WAS SILENCING ME. I've learned that greatness can come from anywhere, everywhere, or anyone. It all starts with a dream, a vision. Of course one of the secrets is never giving up, but the biggest one is that it needs to be yours. You need to know that your goals are your goals, not something pushed on you by someone else. No matter where you are in your life, or what obstacles appear in your way, you can achieve it. I believe this now more than ever after sitting down with our most recent guest, Tererai Trent. Tererai was born in Zimbabwe, was forced into marriage as a child, and even gave birth to 4 children by the time she was 18. She came from a place where education wasn't an opportunity given to women. Tererai ended up pushing through so many obstacles and now had a PhD - and that's just the beginning of her incredible accomplishments. Tererai was named by Oprah as her All-Time Favorite Guest and received a $1.5 million donation to rebuild her childhood elementary school in recognition of her tenacity and never-give-up attitude. With the firm belief that education is the pathway out of poverty and a desire to give back to her community, she founded Tererai Trent International. Eleven schools are being built in Zimbabwe and education has been improved for over 5,000 children so far. And this is only the beginning. Today, Dr. Trent is invited to speak all over the world, to share her remarkable story and the valuable lessons she has learned along the way. She just came out with a new book all about empowering women to awaken to their full potential (she is the poster child of this). Her favorite motto is Tinogona, meaning, It is achievable! Discover all of that and much more, on Episode 596. Some Questions I ask: What interested you in agriculture? (16:15) What made you bring your 5 children and your abusive husband to America? (17:20) What was it like when you met the same woman who inspired you 14 years later? (26:26) Do boys have more access to education around the world? (36:10) What's your message to girls from privileged and non-privileged parts of the world? (40:36) How can anyone make an impact in the world? (42:43) What is available for a woman who is not sexually happy with herself? (46:05) What advice do you have for men to support the women in their lives? (48:15) What's your vision now? Have you planted new dreams? (50:00) In this episode you will learn: What it's like to be a young mother in Kenya (and mother of 4 by 18) (7:43) The struggles of raising kids in while going to school (21:18) The thoughts that helped Tererai find her greatness (23:12) How Tererai funded her dreams (30:09) How writing down her dreams helped her achieve them (37:28) The ways women have been silenced (44:40) A ritual someone can do to rekindle the fire within themselves (47:18) What makes Tererai whole (54:32) Plus much more...

Nikolai DiPippa, Clinton School Director of Public Programs, sat down with Tererai Trent, author of “The Awakened Woman: Remembering & Reigniting Our Sacred Dreams.” Before Tererai Trent landed on Oprah’s stage as her “favorite guest of all time,” she was a woman with a forgotten dream. As a young girl in a cattle-herding village in Zimbabwe, she dreamed of receiving an education but instead was married young and by eighteen, without a high school graduation, she was already a mother of three. Trent encountered a visiting American woman, Jo Luck of Heifer International, who assured her that anything was possible, reawakening her sacred dream. Tererai planted her dreams deep in the earth and prayed they would grow. They did, and now not only has she earned her Ph.D. but she has also built schools for girls in Zimbabwe, with funding from Oprah. The Awakened Woman is her accessible, intimate, and evocative guide that teaches nine essential lessons to encourage all women to reexamine their dreams and uncover the power hidden within them – power that can recreate our world for the better.

By age 18, Dr. Tererai Trent was a mother of four and she had no education. She wrote her dreams down on a piece of paper and buried it in the earth to grow. Today, Tererai has her Ph.D and she’s built 11 schools for girls in Zimbabwe where she's from. In this episode, we learn about two types of hunger. The Little Hunger, which is what you seek for instant gratification, and The Great Hunger, which is what gives your life purpose. Tererai walks us through how to identify our Great Hunger. Her new book, The Awakened Woman, has a chapter called Reclaiming your voice. I ask Tererai about her thoughts on the current paradigm shift we’re witnessing with women breaking their silence. She has a unique point-of-view on how women can choose to be accountable for contributing toward a solution versus being pegged as a victim. Tererai talks about the moment she decided to write her dreams down and bury them. Why did she do this and what was her thought-process. The question you should ask yourself if you want to identify your Great Hunger which will make your life more meaningful. What happened when Dr. Tererai went on The Oprah Show. Tererai's perspective on the current groundswell of women speaking up. What Tererai did after Oprah told her she doesn't write book forewards. (Eventually she wrote one for Tererai.) Advice Tererai would give to her younger self.

Dr. Tererai Trent is an internationally acclaimed voice for women’s empowerment and education.Hailed by Oprah Winfrey as her “all-time favorite guest,” Dr. Trent is an inspiring and dynamic scholar, educator, humanitarian, speaker, author, and the founder of Tererai International.Born in a small village with no electricity or running water in Zimbabwe (then, Rhodesia), she was married in her early teens as was the custom, had four children by age 18 and suffered repeated physical abuse from her husband.Still, she dreamed of a different reality, one that would break the generations-long cycle of poverty, early-marriage, illiteracy and disempowerment. Against all odds, she worked for 8 years to get her GED, and eventually earned a spot in college in the United States, taking her family with her, where some 20 years after beginning her dream of an education, she received her Ph.D..It was her secret additional dream to not only change her life, but to do something for the greater good that turned this into an even bigger story. Trent's story ended up in the pages of the New York Times, where Oprah Winfrey discovered her remarkable story and deeply-passionate quest to help educate women. Oprah offered to partner with Tererai to return to Zimbabwe and build a series of schools that are now raising thousands out of poverty and giving them an education and the life-changing opportunities that go along with it.Dr. Trent’s gripping story is both the topic of today's podcast, and is detailed her deeply-moving new book, The Awakened Woman – Remembering & Reigniting Our Sacred DreamsRockstar Sponsors:Thrive Market: Get $60 of FREE organic groceries + free shipping and a 30-day trial atthrivemarket.com/goodlife.RXBAR Kids is a snack bar made with high-quality, real ingredients designed specifically for kids. It contains 7 grams of protein and has zero added sugar and no gluten, soy or dairy. Find at Target stores OR for 25% off your first order, visit RXBAR.com/goodlife.Are you hiring? Do you know where to post your job to find the best candidates? Unlike other job sites, ZipRecruiter doesn’t depend on candidates finding you; it finds them. And right now, GLP listeners can post jobs on ZipRecruiter for FREE, That’s right. FREE! Just go to ZipRecruiter.com/good.Audible has the best audiobook performances, the largest library, and the most exclusive content. Learn more, start your 30-day trial and get your first Audible book free, go to Audible.com/goodlife.MVMT Watches (pronounced Movement) was founded on the belief that style shouldn’t break the bank. Classic design, quality construction and styled minimalism. Get 15% off today —WITH FREE SHIPPING and FREE RETURNS—by going to MVMT.com/good.Support for this podcast comes from abc, presenting “Kevin Probably Saves the World”, the new drama that will change the way you feel…about the Universe. New episodes every Tuesday at 10/9 Central on abc.

Today I'm joined by Oprah's ALL TIME favorite guest Dr. Tererai for an episode of 100% PURE ENLIGHTENMENT. From life as a teen mother in rural Zimbabwe to the stage of The Oprah Show, Dr. Trent is a living example of the power of awakening your sacred dreams. You will finish this episode feeling empowered like never before, press play for the one of the most important pep talks you'll hear - period.   Let's get connected! Morgan Lynzi  http://instagram.com/MorganLynzi http://twitter.com/Morganlynzi Well Damn  http://instagram.com/welldamnlifestyle.com http://YouTube.com/Welldamn Dr. Trent http://twitter.com/tereraitrent Buy Awakened Woman http://amzn.to/2kWAS14 http://amzn.to/2xalfsu

Dr. Tererai Trent is one of today’s most internationally recognized voices for quality education and women’s empowerment. Distinguished as Oprah Winfrey’s “All-Time Favorite Guest,” Dr. Trent is a scholar, humanitarian, motivational speaker, educator, author and the founder of Tererai Trent International, whose mission is to provide quality education in rural Africa. Rooted in humble beginnings, Tererai grew up in a cattle-herding family in rural Zimbabwe. Despite facing many obstacles, she never lost sight of her dreams for an education. She could not have imagined that her steadfast determination, hard work and belief in her dreams would eventually earn her multiple degrees and a prominent global platform with world leaders and international audiences where she leads the global charge in the fight for quality education and women’s rights. Her new picture book, The Girl Who Buried Her Dreams in a Can, is based on this incredible story of perseverance. When you buy her book, a portion of the proceeds will go toward building a cafeteria in Africa that feeds over 1,200 students who walk 5-6 miles every day to attend school.* In today’s episode, Tererai and I spoke about: Her life story and how she kept hope alive during immense difficulty The universal power of belief What she describes as: “The Great Hunger” that fuels her passion to achieve her dreams How she was able to step into her voice and the power of storytelling Her ULTIMATE dream   Here is my conversation “Dream Big” with the incredibly inspiring and powerful: Dr. Tererai Trent. *You can choose to buy two copies and gift one to girls in Tererai's Community and Afar! If you'd like to gift a book to Tererai's girls, please autograph the copy and send to C/O Dr. Trent PO Box 2206 Salinas, CA 93901. Thank you! Subscribe to the Emerging Women podcast on iTunes. And please be sure to rate us while you're there!

15. Tehn Diamond - H-Town Boy 14. Azania - Handichakuda 13. Cindy - Can't Stop The Rain feat. Trevor Dongo 12. Jay C - Muroja 11. The Expendables (Xtra Large, ExQ & Joseph Madziyire) - Fire feat Ngonie, Cindy, MacDee, Tererai & Maskiri 10. Goodchild - On My Mind feat C-Blud & Shayndingz 9. Ill Ceey - Zim Kid ft J-Barz 8. K-Slick - Mai Mfana Ndati Tora 7. Maximus - Moochie 6. Alexio, Tererai, Cindy & Sanii - Rugare 5. Tash - Bhebhi RepaHarare 4. Tobbie - Ikoko Kudenga 3. Shinso - Number 1 feat Cindy 2. Ngonie - Sparka feat Skin Live 1. K-Slick - Tsono Isina Shinda Bubbling Under: *Lady Bee & Lady Sqanda - Bamukuru Handichada *Allan & Sulumani Chimbetu - Temperature *Stunner - Swagger Iri Low feat Johnny K & Trevor Dongo

15. Madiz - Handirambe 14. JayC - Ko Babie Ndeipko Iyi (Musatinetse Riddim) 13. King Shaddy - Sister Gire 12. Silas Muchemwa - Zimbabwe 11. Born Free Crew - Diaspora 10. Ngonie - Wobvira 9. K-Slick - Mai Mfana Ndati Tora 8. All Stars - I Jus Wanna Dance 7. Sulumani Chimbetu - Kwedu feat Oliver Mtukudzi 6. Shinso - Number 1 feat Cindy 5. Alexio, Tererai, Cindy & Sanii - Rugare 4. Tash - Bhebhi RepaHarare 3. K-Slick - Tsono Isina Shinda 2. Cindy - Can't Stop The Rain feat. Trevor Dongo 1. Ill Ceey - Zim Kid ft J-Barz Bubbling Under: Winky D - Messi WeReggae Azania - Ruva Rangu DejaVu - Tambsa Chiu

15. Born Free Crew - Network 14. Emmanuel Mashongera - Dombo Rohupenyu ft Jackie Ndove 13. Ill Ceey - Zim Kid ft J-Barz 12. Maskiri - Uripiko feat Russo, MacDee, Trinta & Nox & Stunner 11. Cindy - Can't Stop The Rain feat. Trevor Dongo 10. Tamic - Hold On 9. A.V.I.D - Let Me 8. Tererai - Ndamedza 7. Tash - Bhebhi RepaHarare 6. All Stars - I Jus Wanna Dance 5. Winky D - Bhachi neJean 4. Ngonie - Wobvira 3. King Shaddy - Sister Gire 2. Sulumani Chimbetu - Kwedu feat Oliver Mtukudzi 1. Sabastian Magacha - Ridza Bhosvo Bubbling Under: Alexio, Tererai, Cindy & Sanii - Rugare Rhobee a.k.a Versatile - Andibira Ndakadhakwa

1. ExQ, Alexio, Tererai, David Chifunyise & Madiz - We Not Gonna Stop 2. Cindy - Can't Stop The Rain feat Trevor Dongo & Stunner 3. NME - Shangu Dzangu 4. Mbale - Zvikaoma Sei 5. Rudeboi T - Stressing feat DJ Solyd 6. All Stars - I Jus Wanna Dance 7. TehN Diamond - Pretty Big Dreams 8. Class Cartel - I Can't Stop 9. K-Slick - Ma Mfana Ndati Tora 10. Ngonie - Mgarandega feat Cindy 11. Winky D - Bhachi neJean 12. Victor - Nditevere feat Leonard Mapfumo 13. Nox - Andipengesa feat Maskiri 14. Russo - Muchandiziva Mese feat Jnr Brown 15. Afri vs Sunbwoy - Danger Gal 16. Sanii & Trevor Dongo - Zvachose feat Ayzel, Nico, Shinso, Victor D, Mzimba, Mbale, Project Fam, Rinaillo and Ngonie Kambarami 17. Tamic - Hold On 18. Arnold Gara - Pukutai Misodzi