EP07 with Alya Mooro | The British-Egyptian Author Talking Empathy and Living The Greater Freedom.

💥Text your Q's to Alya: +1 (647) 370-2663 💥 Follow us https://instagram.com/empathyalwayswins (@empathyalwayswins) to share your thoughts with us on Instagram. 🌍💥*Exclusive* Join the https://chat.whatsapp.com/LfVHSbQNDIVHUO9xPaRTjW (ChangeMaker's Community // https://chat.whatsapp.com/LfVHSbQNDIVHUO9xPaRTjW) 💥🌍 Alya Mooro is an Egyptian born, London raised freelance journalist. Her first book, the bestselling The Greater Freedom: Life as a Middle Eastern Woman Outside the Stereotypes, is out worldwide now, via Little a; Amazon Publishing. She holds a BA in Sociology and Psychology and a Masters in Journalism. She has been published in The Telegraph, Grazia, Refinery29, The Washington Post and more, providing unique takes on social commentary, fashion, and lifestyle. This episode is sponsored by https://www.instagram.com/empwrngmediaco/ (EMPWRNG MEDIA). - Our Affiliated Partners BuzzSprout: The Best way to Launch a New Podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=682373 (Join to Start Your Show Today) - Key Timestamps: [02:30] Alya Mooro Introduces Herself [05:30] “The Invisible Jury”  [10:30] How to Own Your Own Identity [13:00] Who Cares About What I’m Doing? (The Imposter) [17:00] Islamophobia in Britain [20:00] Writing The Bestseller “The Greater Freedom” [26:00] Empowering Men  [34:00] Empathy in Leaders. - [40:00] The Fireball Segment! [44:50] The Reflection Segment. [46:00] Legacy Segment. Key Quotes Said by Alya Mooro  -There’s so much obedience nowadays through shame. -Empathy is what actually makes us good people. -Shame is useless. We all need to make sense of the things that have happened in our life. They all have a greater good and serve a greater purpose. -Freedom doesn’t mean the same for everyone. That’s fine, as long as we’re living on the principles we truly believe in. - Reading is such a powerful way of learning about different ways of thinking and being. - Idiots are super cocky and intelligent people are full of doubt. - Bravery isn’t not