Society & Culture
This week’s episode with immigrant rights activist Sara Mora is for anyone with big dreams, big goals, and a big heart. In the four years since coming out as undocumented herself, Sara has given speeches, led marches, and authored opinion pieces that have shaped the debate on the DREAM Act — and she’s only 22 years old. From her role in the Women’s March to her massive following on Instagram, Sara is a manifesting pro who truly owns her goals. In this conversation, Sara will share all about: What it means to be undocumented in the United States Her personal journey with activism, from high school to the present day Making the conscious choice to be real, raw, and vulnerable with her followers How visualization and transparency have helped her own her goals — both professionally and personally “I have definitely felt aimless and was not sure of my purpose at 17, to be exact. My biggest piece of advice is get moving! Do not stay still. Take action on the first 1-2 things you love to do. Find mentors via social media, search up events in the topics you are most interested in. Ask questions. Create — even if you are not 100% confident in what you create.” Sara, thank you so much for everything you shared on the show this week, and your contributions to my upcoming book. Thank you also to everyone tuning in, reviewing, and sharing the show. If you’d like to contribute to Sara’s efforts supporting the migrant caravan awaiting entrance to the US, you can do so here. See you next week!