June 26, 2024

COMPASSION IS IN FASHION With Ali Horriyat

COMPASSION IS IN FASHION With Ali Horriyat

Episode Summary – A FORCE MULTIPLIER FOR GOOD AND POSITVE CHANGE! In Episode 85 of the Shining Brightly Podcast Show (links in the comments), titled COMPASSION IS IN FASHION, I welcome Ali Horriyat. He left the world of finance and hedge fund management in 2016 for a life of social impact, activism, influence and action to make the world and society a better place. His global movement is called COMPASSIVISTE (compassionate / activist). Wait till you hear about the OCTOPUS MODEL he has developed from parts of history to shape the social harmony for the arts, environment, children’s and animal rights and that is just the tip of the iceberg. He has authored 14 books and offers publishing services too. Come check out this powerful show. Please listen, download, share and review. Ali  believes “LOVE ALWAYS AND ALWAYS LOVE” and so do I!

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About the guest – 

Compassiviste’s Founder Ali Horriyat left the lucrative, profit-driven world of finance in 2016 to devote himself to his vision of a society where compassion, empathy, and social impact are at the heart of our actions. In 2020, he launched Compassiviste to spread this vision. Born in Dubai, he attended schools in the UAE, France and Switzerland before pursuing his higher education in Canada. He holds undergraduate and graduate degrees in economics, political science, philosophy, business, international relations and conflict resolution, and religion. Ali is the author of 14 books, including collections of essays and poetry, with themes ranging from racism and capitalism to spirituality, love and compassion. He believes that humans must “love always, and always love.”

About the Host:

Howard Brown is a best-selling author, award-winning international speaker, Silicon Valley entrepreneur, interfaith peacemaker, and a two-time stage IV cancer survivor. He is also a sought-after speaker and consultant for corporate businesses, nonprofits, congregations, and community groups. Howard has co-founded two social networks that were the first to connect religious communities around the world. He is a nationally known patient advocate and “cancer whisperer” to many families. Howard, his wife Lisa, and daughter Emily currently reside in Michigan, and his happy place is on the basketball court.

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Transcript
Howard Brown:

Hello, it's Howard brown. It's the shining,



Howard Brown:

brightly show. Oh my god, we have a great one today. It's



Howard Brown:

titled compassion is in fashion. And you are going to meet one



Howard Brown:

extraordinary human. And I just met him, Ali, how are you?



Ali Horriyat:

I'm doing well, thank you for having me here.



Howard Brown:

I'm thrilled to have you, I just have to tell



Howard Brown:

you that in learning more about you, and spending time with you,



Howard Brown:

you have had such a great life, which we're going to talk about,



Howard Brown:

but you are a purpose driven human. And I absolutely love



Howard Brown:

that because your whole purpose is lifting up others and lifting



Howard Brown:

people up, and you call it in love. And we're going to talk



Howard Brown:

more about that. But I just I'm so glad to have you here. We got



Howard Brown:

a very high energy show. And we're going to share a lot about



Howard Brown:

your what your passion project is and what your life is about,



Howard Brown:

as well. So let me let me share people about you a little bit



Howard Brown:

here and stuff. From your bio. So compassionate, he's the



Howard Brown:

founder, Ali Hurriyat left the lucrative profit driven world of



Howard Brown:

finance in 2016, to devote himself to his vision of society



Howard Brown:

where compassion, empathy, social impact are at the heart



Howard Brown:

of his actions. In 2020, right, probably before the pandemic, he



Howard Brown:

launched compassion visa, to spread his vision. He was born



Howard Brown:

in Dubai, he had defended, attended schools in the UAE, and



Howard Brown:

in France and in Switzerland. So he's a world traveller. He also



Howard Brown:

actually did higher education in Canada. So he has an



Howard Brown:

undergraduate and graduate degrees in economics, political



Howard Brown:

science, philosophy, business, international relations, and



Howard Brown:

conflict resolution plus religion. Wow. This is amazing.



Howard Brown:

Ali, you are the author of 14 books and two more on the way,



Howard Brown:

including a collection of essays and poetry. And the themes range



Howard Brown:

from racism to capitalism, spirituality, loving compassion.



Howard Brown:

And here's the bottom line you believe that humans must love



Howard Brown:

always and always love, love that quote, Wow, impressive. But



Howard Brown:

here's the question, how do you shine brightly every day?



Ali Horriyat:

I think I tell myself every day that I have to



Ali Horriyat:

do something that is purposeful, that is a part of a legacy work.



Ali Horriyat:

And to me legacy is not about I need to do something to be



Ali Horriyat:

remembered in history or anything like that legacy to me



Ali Horriyat:

is, when you look back at your life, how proud are you? Are you



Ali Horriyat:

have every moment that you can remember? And how much does



Ali Horriyat:

every one of these moments, reflect on your surroundings? So



Ali Horriyat:

that is a measure I take with me every day, you know, and I'm a



Ali Horriyat:

social person, so I could be out. And I could speak to



Ali Horriyat:

strangers, you know, friends, whatever it may be myself



Ali Horriyat:

thinking loudly about how can I make an impact where I am, you



Ali Horriyat:

know, whether I'm in Dubai, whether I'm in London, whether



Ali Horriyat:

I'm in Canada, wherever I may be in the world, wherever I'm based



Ali Horriyat:

in a community at that moment, I need to always make an impact



Ali Horriyat:

because and I thought about this in this way, I thought, I asked



Ali Horriyat:

people generally, you know, who was the wealthiest person in



Ali Horriyat:

1994, not a lot of people will remember, you know, the Forbes



Ali Horriyat:

list of 1994 or 2004, or 1974. But you go back into what do you



Ali Horriyat:

remember of people who touched you who moved to you, and some



Ali Horriyat:

examples come up. And you notice those examples, were not about,



Ali Horriyat:

you know, the best musician or the best song of the year or the



Ali Horriyat:

richest person or the or any of that stuff, it's always about



Ali Horriyat:

how you felt connected through that person, how the



Ali Horriyat:

relationship built through that person and how that person was a



Ali Horriyat:

value added in the world. Those are the people will really



Ali Horriyat:

remember the Super Value Added people in the world. So every



Ali Horriyat:

day, I tell myself, Ally, today you got to shine today, you got



Ali Horriyat:

to be a Super Value Added person. And then I go through



Ali Horriyat:

the data say I could have done better and then the next day



Ali Horriyat:

starts over



Howard Brown:

and you get to do it all over again. Well, that's



Howard Brown:

the soul of shining brightly is to lift up others okay and make



Howard Brown:

the world a better place. So, you and I are extremely aligned



Howard Brown:

and and passionate and devoted to that. So alright, the name



Howard Brown:

what is what is compassionate visa.



Ali Horriyat:

So capacities, that name came to me when I left



Ali Horriyat:

when I left my work, so to speak in 2016. As he said, I took



Ali Horriyat:

about, you know, a few years of just travelling and finding



Ali Horriyat:

myself and trying to think of what is my purpose, what can be



Ali Horriyat:

my purpose. And during that time I realised, you know, compassion



Ali Horriyat:

is the driving force in the world, you know, and passion as



Ali Horriyat:

part of compassion is the driving force. And then I



Ali Horriyat:

thought to myself, Okay, I could be very compassionate. I could



Ali Horriyat:

see homeless people on the road and cry. As I'm passing by in a



Ali Horriyat:

bus or a car or walking or whatever, I could be very



Ali Horriyat:

compassionate towards animals and feel really bad that they,



Ali Horriyat:

you know, they're getting slaughtered. But I'm not doing



Ali Horriyat:

anything about it. So what's the point of that compassion,



Ali Horriyat:

whether I am compassionate or not without the action, that



Ali Horriyat:

makes no difference I need to perform so that my compassion



Ali Horriyat:

manifests. And so I realised, that is what activism is



Ali Horriyat:

activism isn't necessarily, you know, placards and standing in



Ali Horriyat:

front of embassies and yelling, because that just creates a lot



Ali Horriyat:

of tension and violence and misunderstanding and



Ali Horriyat:

miscommunication. You know, there's a time in place for



Ali Horriyat:

peaceful protest, but it's not everyday and it's not all the



Ali Horriyat:

time. And it's not when it turns violent. And it's not when



Ali Horriyat:

you're obstructing others freedoms. So I thought there



Ali Horriyat:

must be a better way to be an activist. And then to me



Ali Horriyat:

activism became your personal actions that can reflect those



Ali Horriyat:

values that you see and compassion in your own



Ali Horriyat:

compassion. And to use that activism, use your actions, so



Ali Horriyat:

to speak, to play out loudly, what you're thinking and what



Ali Horriyat:

you're going through emotionally. And I said,



Ali Horriyat:

perfect. I know of some very historical people like that, you



Ali Horriyat:

know, Moses, Jesus, mom, these are names that come up, you



Ali Horriyat:

know, when you think about Gandhi, Mandela, you know,



Ali Horriyat:

Martin Luther King, mother, Teresa, Teresa. Yeah, you know,



Ali Horriyat:

the list goes on, but it's not. We don't have an act. Thinking



Ali Horriyat:

about and I say, what do you call these people, because some



Ali Horriyat:

people call them activists, some people, you know, there's so



Ali Horriyat:

many names, but just and it's just one name that all of them



Ali Horriyat:

started out out of compassion. I mean, when we talk Gandhi, the



Ali Horriyat:

guy was in London, had his law firm was doing okay, but he's



Ali Horriyat:

looking back at his country saying, This isn't good I feel



Ali Horriyat:

for my country, and it drove him back home, to perform his



Ali Horriyat:

action, so to speak. So that's when I put the words compassion



Ali Horriyat:

and activist together, and it said, Come pacifist. And that



Ali Horriyat:

was the beginning of the work. Then I kept looking at the word



Ali Horriyat:

and I said, this words not complete for me, come pacifist.



Ali Horriyat:

And then I'm multilingual. And I'm very, very, very grateful to



Ali Horriyat:

all the people in my life who caused that because in English,



Ali Horriyat:

we don't have a gender in our language differentiation, like a



Ali Horriyat:

book is a book, it's not a sheet. It's not a he, you know,



Ali Horriyat:

we say our book, we don't say he book. But for example, in



Ali Horriyat:

French, you know, a car, what you have is law, it's a sheet,



Ali Horriyat:

she car, she vehicle, so to speak, it's not, you know, the,



Ali Horriyat:

and so I started thinking about compassion. And I thought,



Ali Horriyat:

compassion comes from that universal, nurturing, feeling,



Ali Horriyat:

you know, what we call mother nature, and what every mother



Ali Horriyat:

is, you know, it comes from that feminine power within



Ali Horriyat:

everybody's ability. And I think it's embedded in our DNA. And we



Ali Horriyat:

have compassion within us. And I think two examples, like, you



Ali Horriyat:

know, the easiest meal one can have is a new newborn, because,



Ali Horriyat:

you know, the newborn is, you know, comes out, and boom, you



Ali Horriyat:

can eat it. But we don't do that. And most animals don't do



Ali Horriyat:

that. And the reason is, we have compassion, to nurture, to raise



Ali Horriyat:

to support to help, you know, to expand this horizon of love that



Ali Horriyat:

we have communally. And so I thought to myself, That's



Ali Horriyat:

exactly it. Compassion is when I'm at my most feminine power.



Ali Horriyat:

And that gave me this concept of thinking, you know, what, I see



Ali Horriyat:

the physical sexes, you know, there are differences in the



Ali Horriyat:

bodies, you know, one can be impregnated and have a child and



Ali Horriyat:

the other one cannot I see those differences. But in gender, I'm



Ali Horriyat:

also starting to realise why we have all these, you know,



Ali Horriyat:

hundreds of different genders now, because every time we move



Ali Horriyat:

each day from one place to another, in that emotion, we



Ali Horriyat:

want to label it. So today, I may feel my feminine powers



Ali Horriyat:

coming on. So I want to label myself in some way and that



Ali Horriyat:

gender tomorrow may be very masculine, what I'm doing, I



Ali Horriyat:

want to label myself and their gender. But if I don't label at



Ali Horriyat:

all and I say I can be the entire spectrum as required,



Ali Horriyat:

then where does capacity sit in it, and it requires an E at the



Ali Horriyat:

end because that e is the feminine II of the Latin based



Ali Horriyat:

languages, for example, and you also get that in Arabic and the



Ali Horriyat:

Aramaic languages because all of them have the feminine and



Ali Horriyat:

masculine as well, you know, Hebrew, Arabic all of those



Ali Horriyat:

languages. So, the E was added in to the capacities which



Ali Horriyat:

starts with a T and then it became pacifist, in that way of



Ali Horriyat:

pronunciation. And it became complete for me because it is



Ali Horriyat:

compassion with action that is based In that motherly nurturer



Ali Horriyat:

of the universe, the way it's created, the way its functions,



Ali Horriyat:

the way it takes care of us, our environment, the sun, all all of



Ali Horriyat:

those things that, you know, we take for granted in the world,



Ali Horriyat:

they are all part of the nurturing of how we survive. I



Ali Horriyat:

mean, yeah, the sun right behind you shining brightly. That's



Ali Horriyat:

right, you know, that's what it is, it starts from there without



Ali Horriyat:

the sun's energy without the sun's nurture the sun's mother



Ali Horriyat:

leanness without the sun's love, there is no earth the way we



Ali Horriyat:

know it. I



Howard Brown:

want to tell you that so when I when I met you,



Howard Brown:

and not now thank you for that definition, because it's, you



Howard Brown:

know, basically you put the words together, and it has deep,



Howard Brown:

deep meaning. But just like in chapter one of my book, my 101



Howard Brown:

year old, Orthodox Jewish grandmother said, to choose



Howard Brown:

kindness, and then to choose gratitude and choose healing and



Howard Brown:

choose giving and choose not to hate, and they all have to have



Howard Brown:

actions. Okay? Positivity is nice, but plus tau is activity



Howard Brown:

with action is more powerful compassion with action. So thank



Howard Brown:

you for that. Now, in my research, I looked up and you



Howard Brown:

actually designed capacities as an octopus. Why? Why an octopus?



Howard Brown:

That's just, it's interesting.



Ali Horriyat:

Okay, so when I started capacities, you know,



Ali Horriyat:

the idea was that social movement to bring people



Ali Horriyat:

together and assign some actions to this compassion so that it



Ali Horriyat:

can, you know, move somewhere, so they can be purposeful to



Ali Horriyat:

something to have some yields, in a sense, and manifestation.



Ali Horriyat:

And then I thought, okay, how do you do this, you know, I can't



Ali Horriyat:

just stand up in the middle of a park and say, hey, people come



Ali Horriyat:

join me in you know, capacities is going to make changes in the



Ali Horriyat:

world, I need to provide people with certain programmes, certain



Ali Horriyat:

things to be involved in so that this can happen certain avenues.



Ali Horriyat:

And, you know, I had personal experiences that guided me



Ali Horriyat:

towards these arms that you know, the tentacles, so to speak



Ali Horriyat:

of the octopus, but essentially, I thought, the octopus fits



Ali Horriyat:

really well, because the octopus has this large brain and its



Ali Horriyat:

head. And each tentacle has a little brain. And each one of



Ali Horriyat:

those tentacles works through the little brain to perform the



Ali Horriyat:

action that maximises the benefit of the entire organism,



Ali Horriyat:

which is the entire octopus. And now, from my philosophical



Ali Horriyat:

education, I, you know, fell on to spinosus philosophy. And he,



Ali Horriyat:

back in a long time ago, you know, he got excommunicated for



Ali Horriyat:

this idea. But he basically from the Jewish community in the



Ali Horriyat:

Netherlands, then he basically turned around and said, you



Ali Horriyat:

know, everything's got, everything's one, everything's



Ali Horriyat:

connected, you know, everything's literally one. And



Ali Horriyat:

so I thought, imagine the entire planet, all the life in the



Ali Horriyat:

entire plant, all those brains, all that consciousness being



Ali Horriyat:

one, that is the octopus, and each of us is a tentacle is an



Ali Horriyat:

extension. And these programmes, they become the attributes where



Ali Horriyat:

these extensions connect to. So, for example, say you are a



Ali Horriyat:

writer, and you have a book, and you say, You know what, instead



Ali Horriyat:

of going to x and y publisher, or to sell my rights away to



Ali Horriyat:

some other publisher, or publishing, you know, self



Ali Horriyat:

publishing, and going through all the loops of trying to get



Ali Horriyat:

my book out there and my message out there, I'm going to join



Ali Horriyat:

capacities publishing, as one of those people who's bringing



Ali Horriyat:

energy to that one tentacle, we're going to put the book out



Ali Horriyat:

from there, the proceeds are going to help the entire



Ali Horriyat:

organism and it will develop the world into the better place that



Ali Horriyat:

we want it to give in those platforms, to people. So that's



Ali Horriyat:

just one example out of you know,



Howard Brown:

I love the octopus, because I think of my



Howard Brown:

Hindu brothers and sisters that talk about many gods but one



Howard Brown:

supreme being all contributing to the greater greater good.



Howard Brown:

Now, you listen, you are a very successful hedge fund manager.



Howard Brown:

And now you've decided to kind of just help the world. And so



Howard Brown:

what is the future that you aspire to what's Where's where's



Howard Brown:

the the little gains and the large end games here.



Ali Horriyat:

I was always a visionary. When I when I started



Ali Horriyat:

in the finance game. I never was satisfied with working as you



Ali Horriyat:

know, high ranking executive in any of the firm's or any of the



Ali Horriyat:

banks or anything like that. I was always shooting for the sky



Ali Horriyat:

because I thought, hey, you know, so and so did it. They



Ali Horriyat:

started right around where I was like, why am I going to go and



Ali Horriyat:

work somewhere for $80,000 a year when, you know, this could



Ali Horriyat:

be me. And I was always ambitious, and I was financially



Ali Horriyat:

driven that you know, that was really that was the main



Ali Horriyat:

motivator. So I went after it. I got to, you know, places that



Ali Horriyat:

finance I didn't, I didn't even expect to get to those places.



Ali Horriyat:

And I did. And now when I turned back, I say to myself, once a



Ali Horriyat:

winner, you know, you can always win because you know that you



Ali Horriyat:

won once, it doesn't matter what it was at what game it was at



Ali Horriyat:

what practice it was at what finals it was, you know, you



Ali Horriyat:

want once and you know, you have a need to win again, this time,



Ali Horriyat:

I want to dedicate the win to making the world a better place.



Ali Horriyat:

So where does capacities kind of sit back and say we



Ali Horriyat:

accomplished? I think never, because what I want is that



Ali Horriyat:

visionary space of a world without suffering a world with



Ali Horriyat:

minimal suffering a world that is not suffering, because of us



Ali Horriyat:

making the suffering, in a sense. So that would be ideal.



Ali Horriyat:

Now, what is realistic, what is, you know, the places that I say,



Ali Horriyat:

okay, for example, this is what pays the rent, we need to hit



Ali Horriyat:

that milestone, at least, those realistic arms is seeing



Ali Horriyat:

progress in the world. So if our programmes are actually bringing



Ali Horriyat:

benefit to the people we're trying to help to the globe,



Ali Horriyat:

we're trying to help to the aspects that we're trying to re



Ali Horriyat:

envision in a sense, then I start beginning to feel



Ali Horriyat:

satisfied in a sense and content that we're moving in the right



Ali Horriyat:

direction.



Howard Brown:

It's such a noble goal. And again, it aligns with



Howard Brown:

the shining brightly movement, right, is to make the world a



Howard Brown:

better place. And you have actually emphasised the arts.



Howard Brown:

Why is that?



Ali Horriyat:

So the arts for me, are the reflection of you



Ali Horriyat:

know, the arts is the reflection of society. So, in a sense, you



Ali Horriyat:

go back to Leonardo da Vinci, and you know, he had a sketch of



Ali Horriyat:

a helicopter. You know, and you think about that, like, how,



Ali Horriyat:

how, how do you come up with that? Right? And you think it's



Ali Horriyat:

the arts, it's the imagination is the expression of the



Ali Horriyat:

imagination, he put his imagination on paper? And then



Ali Horriyat:

he thought, How do I get this done? Well, that took a few 100



Ali Horriyat:

years. But you know, we kept growing towards our imagination



Ali Horriyat:

to realise our imagination. You know, some people watch Star



Ali Horriyat:

Trek, decades ago, there was no concept of space travel, then it



Ali Horriyat:

was an imaginary thing. I think 50 years from now, will be very



Ali Horriyat:

normal for some people to have space travel. So, you know, the



Ali Horriyat:

arts always precedes what really manifests and what happens in



Ali Horriyat:

every creation, invention, you think about any invention, any



Ali Horriyat:

creation, any step forward, and you realise it was through the



Ali Horriyat:

expression of some form of the arts, one medium of art that



Ali Horriyat:

began that movement, and then it went into its sciences it went



Ali Horriyat:

into its, you know, mathematics and all these other things to



Ali Horriyat:

become realised even Einstein was imagining theories imagining



Ali Horriyat:

concepts before he tried to get it out into its physics



Ali Horriyat:

components and understand them, which is how he saw the



Ali Horriyat:

universe.



Howard Brown:

I know it's incredible that imagination is



Howard Brown:

you know, becomes an again a helicopter, you know, many many



Howard Brown:

years later, but we're talking right now over video



Howard Brown:

communications, that you know, when I grew up as a young boy,



Howard Brown:

you grew up in it that didn't exist. So you know, things are



Howard Brown:

advancing now. What is what is the game plan to roll this out?



Howard Brown:

Because you advocating for children and animal and



Howard Brown:

environmental and complete social harmony? What's, what's



Howard Brown:

the game? What's the immediate game plan moving forward from



Howard Brown:

today. So



Ali Horriyat:

the game plan moving forward from today is



Ali Horriyat:

simple. We have capacities up now people can join people can



Ali Horriyat:

become a part of it, people can bring their value to capacities,



Ali Horriyat:

essentially, whether they're coming in in any of the arms of



Ali Horriyat:

capacities, whether they're coming in at the foundation



Ali Horriyat:

level, they want to donate, they want to participate. They want



Ali Horriyat:

to say, Hey, I'm a writer, I have a book, I have a story to



Ali Horriyat:

tell, I need a platform ally, how do we work this? You know,



Ali Horriyat:

how do we get involved in this space or music and all the other



Ali Horriyat:

arts that we have on our website. The point is to get



Ali Horriyat:

this out there now. We have something special up our



Ali Horriyat:

sleeves, which we're launching next year, it's going to be



Ali Horriyat:

real, the you know, the real show, essentially, when that



Ali Horriyat:

comes out, it will open the floodgates for people to really



Ali Horriyat:

be engaged with capacities then we have some programmes, you



Ali Horriyat:

know, from our TV programme and other things, our carbon



Ali Horriyat:

labelling programme, all of those that are starting out this



Ali Horriyat:

year. And we're really putting all of our might sort of speak



Ali Horriyat:

into our events. And that event is going to be the catalyst for



Ali Horriyat:

change in the world on a global scale. It's a very, you know,



Ali Horriyat:

ambitious project. It's a large project, but I think that's



Ali Horriyat:

what's needed in the world today. There are a lot of



Ali Horriyat:

movements, a lot of people who are trying to do a little bit on



Ali Horriyat:

their own and I think this is where that octopus comes



Ali Horriyat:

together. This is where, you know, the big brain sits and



Ali Horriyat:

says, Okay, we're home, the organisms healthy. And now we



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can really grow. And that's really what we're pushing for.



Ali Horriyat:

So the more people join, the more people become a part of



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this, the more, we start spreading what we're doing over



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the next few months, and, you know, telling people what we're



Ali Horriyat:

going to do over the next year, there'll be a lot of excitement



Ali Horriyat:

moving forward.



Howard Brown:

This, this is an incredible movement, I am so



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glad that that we are collaborating and connecting and



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communicating and working together. Because we this is a



Howard Brown:

lot of work to do. And you're putting the infrastructure for



Howard Brown:

it to do that on such a big scale. And I'm just proud to



Howard Brown:

proud to know you. So I'd like you to put on some sunglasses



Howard Brown:

for a second, we're going to actually do the shining,



Howard Brown:

brightly spotlight, because this is the short show. And let's put



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on glasses. Oh, you're yet we are shining the spotlight on



Howard Brown:

you. Please tell people how they should get in touch with you. I



Howard Brown:

know that you have books coming out and two new ones, but



Howard Brown:

they'll find you on where to find you on your books, but then



Howard Brown:

share some inspiration with us. And then I'll kick it over to me



Howard Brown:

to close out the show.



Ali Horriyat:

So you can find us capacities is a unique word. So



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add capacities is where you'll find us on all our socials and



Ali Horriyat:

capacities.com is the grand website inside of which you will



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find tabs to the publishing house, the foundation, the other



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programmes that we have there. And that's the easiest way to



Ali Horriyat:

get to know capacities. And I think the one thing I want to



Ali Horriyat:

tell people and leave people with is love always always love



Ali Horriyat:

which means every and this I learned from Buddhism, you know



Ali Horriyat:

your modular mind every time you want to make a decision, keep



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the compassion module in, don't trade it for the capitalist



Ali Horriyat:

module. Don't trade it for the aggression module. Don't trade



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it for the fear, fight module. None of those things always keep



Ali Horriyat:

your compassion module on and remember to always love until



Ali Horriyat:

actions based in love. Thank you for having me. Amazing.



Howard Brown:

Oh, it's absolutely what a great movement



Howard Brown:

people we're going to spread the word. People need to learn about



Howard Brown:

it and and step in and help us move move mountains together.



Howard Brown:

It's incredible. So this has been the shining brightly show,



Howard Brown:

you can obviously reach me Howard Brown, you're Mr. shining



Howard Brown:

brightly at shining brightly.com And the book and my speaking



Howard Brown:

gigs and also the podcasts are there. But most importantly, my



Howard Brown:

advocacy, what I care about and you know all I care about



Howard Brown:

mentorship and entrepreneurship leadership, and I care about



Howard Brown:

making the world a better place and of course, the cancer world



Howard Brown:

as well. Let me thank a few folks that got me here. The



Howard Brown:

publishing house financial publishing, read the spirit.com



Howard Brown:

where I blog twice a month, and my podcasts finishing houses



Howard Brown:

amplify you they're amazing. They make me look good every



Howard Brown:

week. And a shout out to the folks that Colin town as well.



Howard Brown:

So just remember, as we've discussed here today, okay. If



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you choose to shine brightly each day by taking action, we



Howard Brown:

learned that today, right for yourself, and then go lift up



Howard Brown:

others in your neighbourhoods in your communities, the world will



Howard Brown:

absolutely be a better place. Oh, you are yet. You are just an



Howard Brown:

amazing, purpose driven human. And I'm so glad that we have met



Howard Brown:

and you came on the show today. Thank you.



Ali Horriyat:

Thank you, and thank you for everyone who's



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listening and watching