Show Notes
Melba Latu shares how her Tongan heritage and life experiences have shaped her understanding of identity, purpose, and courage. “Koau ʻeni” means “It is me” or “I am here,” a powerful declaration of readiness to act when called upon. She encourages us to stand with confidence in who we are, trust in divine timing, and respond to life's challenges with faith and humility.
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