From Divorce and Heartbreak to Empowering Women
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What personal challenges did Maria Tabraue face in her journey?
I've gone through divorces, and I struggled through them. I, you know, I would say broken. I had to rebuild myself, and out of that, struggles and those turmoils, and, you know, I managed to get out.
Maria Tabrawi is a resilient, dynamic, and purpose-driven life coach. co-president of the Zoological Wildlife Foundation and the founder of Queen in the Jungle. Drawing from her journey of personal transformation, she empowers women to navigate change, rebuild with confidence, and lead with purpose.
I need to help other women. I need to help other women come out of that. Some get stuck, and some don't know how, and they get lost. So through that, I say, okay, why not? Through my experiences, through my challenges, all those experiences, now I can write about it. Sure. And I can teach women and learn that even though something breaks, you can rebuild yourself.
It spans the globe like a super high school internet. Elvis Randy.
How did Maria's immigrant background influence her resilience?
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Welcome back to an episode of the Living Your Legacy podcast, the Women in Power edition. Joining me today is Maria Tebrari. You can see in front of us that she is quite a powerful woman, a woman of many, many trades. Can we begin down the list of how amazing you are, Maria? Who are you?
What role does self-love play in personal transformation?
Welcome to the show.
Well, I'm just a Cuban, an immigrant that came, you know, had a dream, had a vision, was able to have the opportunity I was able to be thankful to come to America, actually, and be able to have No, thanks to my parents, I have the ability to be raised here, learn the English language, and I had a dream and a vision and eventually, you know, work myself to where I'm here today, you know, where I have, I created my own career, my own business, Zoological Wildlife Foundation, Maria Tabravi Divorce Life Coach, Empowered Women Every Day, and my magazine today, Empowerment, and I hope to be a legacy.
Well, you are a legacy. You are a powerful woman. As a fellow Miamian, I'm very aware of some of your history and some of your reputation here as a fellow Miamian. One thing I have to open up with, a lot of folks that come and visit us in our studios are quite surprised that I myself am born and raised in Miami and I'm also Cuban. Can you talk about how rare it is to be a Cuban living in Miami these days and be like, wait, what? You're actually raised in Miami? Can you explain to folks that that is actually a real thing?
Oh, it is a real thing. I mean, I love it. I mean, I walked the walk here in Miami from a young girl. And I enjoy Miami, Florida when...
How can women rebuild their lives after divorce?
When even South Beach, where there was nothing, I would call it the old beach. Sure. Because that's what it was, you know, Lincoln Road. And now it's just a blooming city where people want to come here and just for the nightlife, for the restaurants, for the beach, hotels. Yeah. And all the experiences we have to offer here in Miami. And one of mine is my experience, of course, my park that everybody knows. A lot of people know my park.
Even I'm aware. Even I broke it. I'm like, wait, what? You're the co-founder? Can we talk about? First, I want to talk about this park and why it's so important for my generation to grow up in such a well-known area.
Well, the park was built out of love.
What strategies does Maria recommend for healing and recovery?
I would say it was built out of a vision, a dream, a passion that we both had. My partner was into it. He's 12 years younger than me. So he had the experience and the knowledge of exotic wildlife. And I had the experience of running a corporation from the background. So it blended in because we were not stepping in each other's toes. And I had the passion for animals. So I learned with him. how to work with animals, you know, take care of them. And we both had a mission. I had a mission that I always wanted to have my own business. I felt always like when I work for someone,
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What personal challenges did Maria Tabraue face in her journey?
0:00–1:08
2
How did Maria's immigrant background influence her resilience?
1:08–1:54
3
What role does self-love play in personal transformation?
1:54–3:27
4
How can women rebuild their lives after divorce?
3:27–4:11
5
What strategies does Maria recommend for healing and recovery?
4:11–4:57
6
How can building a support system aid in overcoming grief?
4:57–5:42
7
What steps can individuals take to create a legacy of empowerment?
5:42–6:33
8
What future projects does Maria envision for helping others?
6:33–28:05
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