Luminary Echo Full Magazine Edition

Palesa approached her modeling career with a
meticulous step-by-step plan. After her initial
pageant, Miss Face of Winnie Mandela, she
realized the need for further preparation before
entering Miss Tembisa. Participating in local
pageants became stepping stones that
equipped her with invaluable insights.
A teachable spirit has been Palesa's daily key in
her Miss Tembisa journey. Open to learning from
management, improving networking skills, and
gaining knowledge about the industry, she
remains receptive to continuous growth.
Through her initiative, Mofe Thuto,
Palesa aims to share knowledge and
enrich minds, focusing on genderbased
violence awareness, varsity
applications, motivational drives, and
environmental sustainability. This
initiative is not just a project but a
catalyst for positive change in her
community.
Palesa believes that a teachable spirit isn't just a
personal trait but a powerful tool in marketing
the brand. It enables her to adapt, learn, and
create a resounding impact through
collaboration and networking.
Looking forward, Palesa plans to expand the Mofe
Thuto initiative under her registered non-profit
organization named Dipalesa Foundation. This
strategic move aims to broaden its reach,
collaborate with external parties, and amplify its
impact.
In Palesa's world, there's no room for selflimitation.
She encourages others not to view
their journey as a race against anyone. Her main
rule for success? Maintain a teachable spirit,
acknowledging that even small lessons today can
manifest into significant achievements tomorrow.
Palesa Mailula, a model with a purpose, is not just
breaking barriers; she's rewriting the rules and
leaving an indelible mark on the world of
pageantry and beyond.
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