Roxie Nafousi On Manifesting, Experiencing Islamophobia & Finding Herself | GRAZIA Middle East

The manifestation queen, Roxie Nafousi, sits down with GRAZIA for a raw and honest interview.
The best-selling author of “MANIFEST: 7 Steps To Living Your Best Life” has helped countless people over the world, but it’s been quite the journey to get here. Admitting she was “completely lost” in her life at one point, Roxie has struggled with finding self-worth but also being accepting of herself and her identity.
“I grew up in Oxford which was a very white city in the UK and there was no one else like me at school,” Roxie reveals. “I felt very different culturally.”
Amidst the time of the Iraq war, she started to, as she describes, “reject myself” - and even changed her name from Rawan (her birth name) to Roxie.
However, after years of struggling with her identity and self-worth, it was then a friend suggested that she to listen to a podcast on manifesting. And the rest, as they say, is history.
As she brings her world of manifestation to the Middle East, GRAZIA sat down with Roxie to discuss in-depth her journey to acceptance and the path that led her to discover manifestation.
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Her real name isn't even Roxie it's Rowan