Empathy Always Wins with Ally Salama

Empathy Always Wins with Ally Salama

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  • EP05 with Swish Goswami | Canada's Young Entrepreneur of The Year Talks on Empathetic Leadership.
    💥Text your Q's to Swish: +1 (647) 370-2663 💥Tweet/DM @allysalama to let us know who you'd like us to host next.Join the Exclusive ChangeMaker's Community // https://chat.whatsapp.com/LfVHSbQNDIVHUO9xPaRTjW 💥🌍Swish (Manu) Goswami is a 22-year-old serial entrepreneur, three-time TEDx speaker (signed with Speakers’ Spotlight and The AAT Project), social media personality (over 100K followers across all platforms) and UN Youth Ambassador.He’s the CEO of Trufan, a social intelligence platform that helps over eighty of the world’s biggest brands and celebrities sell directly to their top fans. His company has raised over $1M to date (from several NBA players and venture firms) and has clients like Western Union, Nike, Interscope Records and Conde Nast. Trufan recently acquired the world's leading audience segmentation platform SocialRank. Beyond that, Swish is the author of The Young Entrepreneur (soon to be published through Kogan Page), host of the Tech Haus podcast, an investor in exciting companies like FaZe Clan and a board member for organizations like Dunk (media network of 10M followers hyper-focused on basketball) and the League of Innovators (Canadian charity started by Ryan Holmes, CEO of Hootsuite). Swish has been published in over one hundred national and international publications and has notably been inducted into Plan Canada's Top 20 under 20, recognized as Startup Canada's Young Entrepreneur of the Year and won the United Nation’s Outstanding Youth Leadership award.Key Timestamps:[02:00] Swish’s experience building Trufan.[03:00] What makes swish “Swish”?![06:00] Swish on Entrepreneurship [13:00]  Swish on Routine[14:00]  “My Mom’s impact and her influence is probably the biggest in my life.”-[22:00] The Fireball Segment![25:00] The Reflection Segment..[27:00] The Legacy Segment!Key Quotes by Swish Goswami“The number one trait that makes swish, “Swish” is persistence.”“The barrier to entry to create a business now more than ever has been reduced.”“Big problems require a really really really simple idea.”“In the past 25 years, entrepreneurs have contributed way more than governments in changing paradigms of how society works."“I don’t think I’d be doing what I’d be doing without my mum. Her impact and her influence are probably the biggest in my life.”“Empathy is the key to be able to understand and connect with people on a much deeper level. That what you should do, ideally if you’re trying to build a team.” “There’s a huge pressure now to be authentic. A part of being authentic is showing a bit of vulnerability.”Links to Ally Salama:Website: https://www.allysalama.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/allysalamaTwitter: https://twitter.com/allysalamaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/therealallysalamaLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/allysalamaYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/allysalamaLinks to Swish Goswami:Website: https://manugoswami.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/swishgoswami/Twitter: https://twitter.com/goswishInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/goswish/
    33 min
  • EP04 with Imani McGee-Stafford | From Surviving Sexual Abuse to becoming a Woman's NBA Player.
    💥Text your Q's to Imani here: +1 (647)-370-2663 💥Join our Exclusive ChangeMaker's Community 💥🌍Imani McGee-Stafford is a WNBA player, University of Texas graduate, mental health advocate, poet, philanthropist, and model. Her goal in life is to be the person she needed when she was younger. She was born in Los Angeles, CA and grew up in an abusive household. Her journey to healing includes overcoming sexual abuse, neglect, and multiple suicide attempts. Imani believes she was given this platform through basketball to talk about sexual abuse, sexual violence, sexual education, and mental health.  Key Timestamps: [02:00] Imani’s Mental Health Story. [04:00] Recovering at college [06:00] Elzie Granderson - Imani’s Story gets featured on SportsCentre. [13:00] Imani on Social Media [19:00] Sexual Education [21:00] “Empathy is undersold.” [26:00] Life-changing lesson learned being a pro-athlete. - [34:00] The Fireball Segment! [38:00] The Reflection Segment.. [41:30] The Legacy Segment! Key Quotes by Imani McGee-Stafford  “Growing up writing was my safe place outside basketball. I also love slam poetry - It’s super awesome.” “Empathy is undersold.”  “[They] had only seen me as Imani the Basketball player. I’m 6”7. I have a huge personality. I’m always kinda bubbly. I’m always cracking jokes. So they’ve never seen this side of me.” “The number of people.. and not just strangers that reached out… I realized I wasn’t alone in this.” “This is why I play basketball. This is why I’m here, this is why I have this trauma. This is why I try from that moment forward to bring mental health, sexual violence and sexual abuse to the forefront to anything and everything I’m doing. These are things that are non-negotiables for me.” “I just try to be who I needed when I was younger and be that picture of a survivor of sexual abuse and to be living with mental illness.”  “I’m no longer in active danger. So I can talk about these things.” “My brand is authentic. I’m a hot mess.” “Vulnerability is so scary but it’s something that’s so needed.” “Racists are not terrible people. They don’t know better. Ignorance is the problem.”  “There’s nothing wrong with saying this is my resume & this is what I deserve.”  “I’m one in 144 women in the world that get’s to do this for a living. Defining success and what that means for you changes things.” “My Proudest Achievement is still being here.”  Links to Ally: Website: https://www.empathyalwayswins.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/allysalama LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/allysalama YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/allysalama Links to Imani McGee-Stafford: Website: http://www.imani34.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/imanitrishawn_Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/imanitrishawn/WNBA: https://www.wnba.com/player/imani-mcgee-stafford/
    52 min
  • EP03 with Tanveer Naseer | "The Making of a Leader in The 21st Century."
    💥Text your Q's to Tanveer here: +1 (647)-370-2663 💥 Join our Exclusive ChangeMaker's Community 💥🌍Tanveer Naseer is an internationally-acclaimed keynote speaker and award-winning leadership writer. He is also the Founder and CEO of Tanveer Naseer Leadership, a leading corporate training and consulting firm that works with executives and managers to help them develop practical leadership and team-building competencies to drive organizational growth and development.Tanveer's work and writings have been featured in Forbes, Fast Company, Inc Magazine, The Globe and Mail, The Economist Executive Education Navigator, CBC Radio Daybreak, Global News, and the Ritz-Carlton Leadership Center.Tanveer is the recipient of several awards and recognitions as one of the world's top thinkers in the leadership sphere, including being recognized by Inc. Magazine as one of the Top 100 Leadership and Management Experts.His book, "Leadership Vertigo" has received rave reviews and endorsements by many of today's top leadership thinkers and practitioners.-This episode is sponsored by EMPWRNG MEDIA, a Canadian boutique Social Media Agency delivering results to purpose-driven change-makers and social enterprises in our global community. #CreateToEmpower to Join the Movement.Key Timestamps:[03:00] Tanveer’s Background in Pathology?!?![09:00] Follow your passion or purpose? [12:00] Tanveer’s Ted Talk: https://youtu.be/Z-EY84sFT4M[15:00] What is Leadership Vertigo?[19:00] Dealing with a difficult manager at work?[25:00] Empathy as a competitive advantage within organizations.[29:00] The 21 Century Leader.-[40:00] The Fireball Segment![44:00] The Reflection Segment...[49:00] The Legacy Segment!Key Quotes by Tanveer“It’s become clear that if you really wanna get the best out of your employees you need to show a greater sense of empathy.”“I wanna understand what your experience is. That’s empathy.”“The majority of employees will not leave their organizations because of their work but because of their boss.”“We're going from a tech-driven workplace to now, a people-driven one. It’s hard to have a successful people-driven organization if you have a lack of empathy.”“The Leader in the 21st Century is one whose going to get it.” [on Empathy]“Your goal, in essence, is to create a community. One where you’re bringing people around a common vision, a common purpose something that people say I wanna be a part of this.”"Empathy = I want to understand your reality”Links to Me:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allysalamaLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/allysalamaYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/allysalamaLinks to Tanveer:Website: https://www.tanveernaseer.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TanveerNaseerLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tanveernaseer/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tanveernaseer.mtl/
    58 min
  • EP02 with Hana El Sadat | The Middle Eastern Pioneer Talks on Social Changemaking.
    💥Text your Q's to Hana El Sadat here: +1 (647)-370-2663 💥 Join our Exclusive ChangeMaker's Community 💥🌍Hana El Sadat is a passionate Humanitarian and Philanthropist. She is the founder of Neya, an online platform that supports community engagement and collaborations that are in line with sustainable development goals. Neya was founded in late 2018, a community platform for philanthropy and development. It serves to help causes better market themselves and their cause, spread awareness, make available opportunities for donations or volunteer work and better reach individuals, organizations or companies who are ready and willing to give their support. Before pursuing  Neya, Hana worked at the United Nations Development Program, working on programs such as the Behavior Insights Program to improve the delivery of Social Care for Children in Egypt.-This episode is sponsored by EMPWRNG MEDIA, a Canadian boutique Social Media Agency delivering results to purpose-driven change-makers and social enterprises in our global community.-Key Timestamps:[06:00] How Neya came about.[09:00] Challenges of Social Entrepreneurship.[12:00] Raising Awareness on Social Causes as a pioneer in the market in Egypt. Including https://www.empower-mag.com[14:00] Hana on Empathetic Leadership.[16:00] Hana on Charity and giving back.[25:00] How to become a social change-maker.[28:00] The Fireball Segment![31:00] The Reflection Segment: I’d tell my younger self..[35:00] The Legacy Segment!-Key Quotes by Hana El Sadat“Instead of using I, we chose using We.”“You listen first. You give next..”“Not everyone has to be the same. But we all have to find a common baseline.”“Charity isn’t something that’s seen. Charity is something that comes internally.”“Charity allows you to learn and discover things about yourself. Everyone finds themselves in something.”“I learned when you’re strong, you can really deliver, and people start feeling hope.”“Everyone’s somewhere else mentally. It’s really important we each hear each other and give everyone a chance. You don’t know what the person is going through.”“You only really get to know yourself and learn who you are outside your comfort zone.”-Links to me:Website: https://www.allysalama.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/allysalamaTwitter: https://twitter.com/allysalamaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/therealallysalamaLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/allysalamaYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/allysalamaLinks to Hana:Website: https://elneya.org/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/neyaplatform/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Neyaplatform/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/neyaplatform/
    39 min
  • Intro - Who is Ally Salama? How Will You Win by Tuning In?
    This is the intro to Empathy Always Wins, hosted by the Global Mental Health Ambassador, Ally Salama. In this episode, you will get to know Ally's story, a former pro-athlete who's severe clinical depression inspired his college grad project, empower-mag.com , which went onto winning Harvard's Top 7 Most Impactful Social Initiatives in 2019, gaining recognition from the World Health Organization.Tune into this episode to get a glimpse at how YOU can WIN deploying empathy to your leadership style, in YOUR personal and professional life.
    5 min

About Empathy Always Wins with Ally Salama

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My name is Ally Salama. I'm 25 & my purpose is to make empathy go viral. Today, I'm recognized as a global youth leader, Forbes 30 Under 30, WHO, UN & MIT Keynote Speaker & the Middle…