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In this episode, Mamuch Chuol shares his incredible journey — from arriving in Australia as a young refugee to becoming a powerful leader, mentor, and founder of NextGen Unite, a nonprofit empowering South Sudanese youth and multicultural communities through sport, education, and mentorship.

We dive into:
- The challenges and opportunities of starting a nonprofit from scratch
- Why confidence, resilience, and purpose are key to growth
- How mentors, sports, and community helped shape his leadership
- Mental health struggles that come with leadership and how he overcame burnout
- The importance of starting before you're ready and learning through failure
- Building teams, delegating, and letting go of perfectionism
- His vision for the South Sudanese-Australian community

Mamuch’s story is raw, inspiring, and full of practical lessons for anyone looking to build something meaningful — whether it's in business, community, or personal growth.

🔗 Connect with Mamuch:
https://multiculturalyouthawards.com.au/award-winners-2024/
https://play.afl/victoria/news/south-sudanese-talent-shines-next-generation-academy-draft-combines?
Social media - @MamuchChuol

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