This LIFE ADVICE Will Leave You Speechless! (CHANGE EVERYTHING) | Muniba Mazari

Muniba Mazari is an artist, a global Motivational Speaker, humanitarian, Pakistan’s first wheelchair bound Female TV Host, Pakistan’s first wheelchair bound Model and Pakistan’s First Goodwill Ambassador to UNWomen Pakistan. Muniba derives her strength from the tragic car accident that took place in February, 2008 when she was 21 which left her wheelchair bound because of spinal cord injury . Since then, she’s been a pioneering voice heard in different countries around the world. She took a massive decision which gave her a new purpose & meaning to life. That decision was the adoption of her son Nael who is now 11 years old.

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If you’re ready to learn more about the importance of solitude, how to practice self-acceptance, develop unconditional self-love, and how to break FREE of others’ expectations once and for all, then this episode is for you! And now, let’s jump right into Episode 1,282 of The School of Greatness.
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[theaasifabbashi]

While listening to Muniba I had a lump in my throat throughout which was constantly shaking me to wake me out of my self-made loops of false beliefs, alibis, and overthinking that often weigh me down and hold me back from rising above, letting go of the things that are beyond my control and blocking my potential of seeing things positively. I am so grateful to Lewis and Muniba for bringing this magical conversation together to open my eyes. I am genuinely saying that now I would be unstoppable.

[bgrateful]

She shines! I love that she says 'differently-abled'. So awe-inspiring.

[Unxpekted]

“I always pray for those that see there failures in my success”. Wow that sent shivers through my whole body.

[Anna-uywo]

What a beautiful lady inside and out 🥰
I believe in miracles and I hope one day she will walk again 💫 She deserves it!

[JiaFit]

I could see Lewis holding back tears. So was I. This was a powerful interview. Muniba is incredible, she’s paved the way for millions.

[vegangrepresent]

One of your best interviews. I can relate, was in a bad car accident. Almost loss a leg, concussion and scars on my face. Her injuries are far worse, she's so strong and incredibly inspiring!!!! I got chills hearing her. So much to learn from this beautiful lady. Blessings 🙌🏽

[emanahmed]

I love her so much! I'm from Pakistan too and I think if she or someone like her were to lead our country we could make incredible progress

[hadi_drums]

I get emotional, but I don't cry easily. I'm in tears not because of what happened to her, but because how fragile and disposable our life is. how many things we don't appreciate in life because we took them for granted. hugs to this woman ♥️♥️

[justIvy]

Yessss!!!! When she said that her happiness cannot be taken by someone else because her happiness doesn't come from someone! I hollered!!! Thank you so much for sharing this!!! Didn't know I needed to hear it! Bless you both!

[raewynurwin]

Watching this beautiful young lady with much admiration, her spirit is something else, struck the core of me. Lewis your aha moments on hearing her insights was heartwarming too. You literally shone yourself. Thank you both for sharing.

[yonosemanana]

She is blessed with a beautiful mind and with supportive family members

[DHARMYOGCOM]

she said her son is the fruit of what she has gone through. that is heart warming

[lilydo]

Being in a wheelchair is tough work. When I was in uni studying Physiotherapy, our lecturer made us all use a wheelchair for one day to understand the difficulties which then helped us when treating patients. Was surprisingly easy to tip over if you're not careful. Maybe more people should try this experience to widen their understanding

[SunnyRain]

You are in my eyes one of the most amazing souls that exist today.
Anyone who is negative and are mean to someone that is healing and hurting...it's amazing how cruel some are to those they are with so much of the day!

[kekauliked]

An old coworker texted me out of the blue today. And after going back and forth about how we were doing...she opened up that she was missing home and she was going through moments of depression...and I had just watched this video prior and I shared it with her and told her this video may give her some comfort in what she's been going through....things happen for a reason! 💗thank you both for this interview!

[KJC.]

"Dreams don't work unless You do." - Muniba Mazari. Brilliant quote from an amazing lady, thank You both(+TSOG team) for investing the time to share this.

[natureisallpowerful]

the power of the human spirit is beyond this earth

[Linda_W.]

I love this . . . I listened to the podcast twice at work. Now watching at home, and it's just as powerful. It changed me, and is still changing me, and making me stronger, and helping me to believe in the power and potential I have. What an inspiration this woman is. So thankful for this interview, Lewis!

[SG-eshf]

Yes everyone has their pain & struggles. Happiness is a choice. Self kindness & kind friends are the healing answer. She is a smart woman. What a great message. Thank you Lewis!

[cynthiahoz]

What a gorgeous human. Her inner beauty outshines even her external beauty❤️