Last week we walked through Idza's yes to a calling: the identity, the family, the friendships that held her, the values she stands on, and the leap from Italy to Qatar to Dubai that ended with her saying yes to a calling that was about to cost her everything she'd built.This week, we land. We talk the coming home, the hardest build, the faith that got tested, and the 200 jobs she's created along the way. Because working on purpose doesn't stay a beautiful idea forever eventually it becomes a Wednesday afternoon problem, and Idza takes us straight into what that actually looked like.In this episode, Idza (founder of Sawari) gets real about:✨ Moving back into her parents' house after years of independence abroad — and grieving the autonomy that came with living alone.✨ What it actually felt like to job hunt in Nairobi after the fast, structured systems of Dubai, and why five months of unemployment felt like an eternity.✨ The lowest moment of her business journey, the KRA letter that made her spiral into ”my life is over” mode, and what she learned about herself in that season✨ What five-star hotel life taught (and didn't teach) her about building a business from absolute scratch, without SOPs, without a plug-and-play role to step into.✨ Wrestling with surrender, obedience, and what it means to trust God with the business AND the heart, even when prayer feels like a closed ceiling.This conversation is honest, funny, tender, and deeply real, the kind of episode you'll want to send to that one friend who's in her own rebuilding season. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more real conversations on faith, purpose, and building the life you were praying for.