Muniba Mazari has had quite the journey. Artist, motivational speaker, humanitarian, television anchor and mother. Muniba hasn't shied away from speaking the truth on multiple platforms. For those of you who might not have heard of Muniba, watch her Ted Talk (more than a million people have) where she very honestly talks about a car accident that left her paralysed and wheel-chair bound 10 years ago.

Muniba's story isn't about when, where, how and why this happened to her. The story is about her journey of recovery and discovery. The most inspiring thing about Muniba's talk, and how she navigates her life today, is the lesson that despite society's view of how we should confirm and exist, we can still create and be exactly what we want to be. And Muniba has achieved this.

She is a globally acclaimed motivational speaker, having delivered talks on prestigious forums like TEDx, Global Leadership Conference, VCon and many others. She is Pakistan's first woman Goodwill Ambassador to the UN. She was one of BBC's top 100 women for 2015 and was featured in the Forbes 30 under 30 list in 2016.