Oprah Winfrey, born into poverty in rural Mississippi, faced a tough childhood with her strict grandmother and endured significant abuse. Despite these hardships, she transformed her trauma into strength, using her experiences to connect with millions through her iconic talk show, which became a platform for healing.
Her faith and resilience were key to her journey, leading her to discover a long-lost half-sister and deepen her family connections. After 25 successful years, Oprah ended her show in 2011 but continued to shape media through her OWN network. Now 70, she reflects on her journey, emphasizing the importance of self-reflection and listening to one’s inner voice.