In an era of shifting tariffs, budget cuts, and systemic economic restructuring, how does activism find its footing? How do values survive in a market that increasingly tests the spirit?

In this searching conversation, veteran financial advisor and early-stage investor Sara Qazi joins host Harmanjot to explore the evolving landscape of activist capitalism—where it began, how it has adapted, and the barriers to entry in today’s turbulent economy. Together, they trace the lineage of movements that sought to align financial life with the creation of a more just world, and they ask what it means now to build revenue streams rooted in integrity, heritage, and hope.

This episode moves between the historical and the personal, offering a layered inquiry into how individuals can bring their economic lives into harmony with the change they wish to see. Sara shares both a critical lens and a creative vision for how activism can persist—even within the constraints of a transforming economic system.

If you are grappling with questions of money, meaning, and mission—or if you feel the call to rebuild the world from the inside out—this conversation will meet you on the path.

Come walk the edge where currency becomes conscience, and change becomes possible.

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