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Navid Moazzez's impact around the world

The most fulfilling success comes when you help others succeed too.

Success is meaningless if I am not helping others grow. From a classroom I paid for in Kenya to a village in Canaima and the hills of Petare in Caracas, these are the places where I've given back, and what the people there taught me in return.

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Navid Moazzez with his arms wide on a rooftop in Petare, Caracas
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🤝 Why I give

Give back without expectation

Over the past 10+ years, I've discovered that giving without expecting anything in return creates the most meaningful impact and often comes back to you in unexpected ways.

This goes beyond business. While traveling through countries like Venezuela, Colombia, Mexico, and Indonesia, I've connected with local communities and found ways to support people facing difficult circumstances. These experiences were more rewarding than any business achievement.

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My pledge: I give 5% of my business profits to causes I believe in. Once the Navid Foundation launches, that giving runs through it.

🌍 Stories

Where I've given back

A classroom in Kenya

🇰🇪 Kenya · with Village Impact

I paid out of my own pocket for a classroom at a school in Kenya.

I donated to Village Impact, Stu McLaren and his wife Amy's charity that builds schools in Kenya. I met them at Jeff Walker's PLF Live event.

Education creates ripple effects for generations. The joy from contributing to something larger than yourself can't be measured.

A handwritten thank-you card from World Teacher Aid for Navid's classroom donation in Kenya
The thank-you card from World Teacher Aid, the name Village Impact had then
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Navid, you are AWESOME! We are so thankful for your classroom donation. We are blown away by your generosity. Thank you for helping us change many lives in Kenya. We cannot wait to show you the classroom.

World Teacher Aid

A village in Canaima

🇻🇪 Canaima National Park, Venezuela · May 2023

In 2023 I made it to Canaima National Park in Venezuela, one of my dreams for a long time.

Petare, Caracas

🇻🇪 Petare, Caracas, Venezuela · October 2024

Petare, on the hills of eastern Caracas, is one of the largest barrios in Latin America. I spent a day there in October 2024, and the people I met, many of them with almost nothing, showed me more kindness than I've found in many wealthy places.

It reminded me that wisdom exists everywhere. You can learn from anyone, whatever their background.

My drone over Petare, October 2024. Scroll, and it flies.
🎓 Education

Education for everyone

Free summits

My virtual summits, like the AI Creator Summit, are free to watch, and 100,000+ creators from 110+ countries have watched them.

Free resources

The guides and templates on my free resources page are free for anyone, wherever they live.

See the free resources

Fair pricing

In 35 countries my programs cost 10% to 30% less, matched to local buying power.

@thenavidm

Give without keeping score.

💙 How I give

How I give back

Without keeping score

I help others succeed without keeping score.

Introductions and opportunities

I make introductions and share opportunities freely.

Causes larger than myself

I contribute to causes larger than myself regularly.

📸 Moments

Where it happened

Where I've given

  • 🇰🇪 KenyaA classroom, with Village Impact
  • 🇻🇪 CanaimaA village visit, May 2023
  • 🇻🇪 Petare, CaracasOctober 2024
Petare's hillside, the river and the old town from above
🇻🇪 Petare from above
Navid Moazzez at Waka Wena in Canaima National Park, Venezuela
🇻🇪 Waka Wena, Canaima National Park

Education creates ripple effects for generations.

🏫 Causes

Causes I support

I've also donated to other education-focused charities in developing countries because education for kids is something I genuinely care about.

Village Impact

Stu and Amy McLaren's charity, building schools in rural Kenya since 2009. It started as World Teacher Aid. I paid for a classroom.

Visit Village Impact
🌱 What's next

The Navid Foundation

The Navid Foundation is how I plan to give more: educating the next generation of creators and founders, starting with teaching kids and teenagers about AI in the countries I travel to, so they can change their lives. It hasn't launched yet, and my newsletter is where I'll share it first.

Get updates in my newsletter
Navid Moazzez looking across a lagoon at a tepui in Canaima National Park, Venezuela
About

About Navid Moazzez

I started my online business in 2013, as a law student in Sweden with no experience and no connections.

In 2014 I hosted my first virtual summit. On the day I quit my part-time bank job, it made over $5,000, and I never looked back.

Since then, I have helped thousands of creators and entrepreneurs grow their audience, influence, revenue, and impact. My virtual summits have been watched by 100,000+ creators from 110+ countries.

Today, AI is changing how every business runs. Most founders still use AI like a search box, while the ones pulling ahead run their business on their own AI OS.

So I do what I have done since 2013: I build it on my own business first, then share what works. My CRM, my checkout, my CMS, and my email automations are apps I built with AI.

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My mission is simple: help creators and founders master AI and build their own AI Operating System (AI OS) to automate their business and life.

Building in Claude Code
Building in Claude Code
Speaking at Ryan Levesque's mastermind
Speaking at Ryan Levesque's mastermind
Rooftop, somewhere new
Rooftop, somewhere new
❓ FAQs

FAQs about giving back

Navid Moazzez

Didn't find your answer? I'm a real person, just like you, so ask me anything.

Navid gives back because, in his words, "the most fulfilling success comes when you help others succeed too." Over 10+ years he has found that giving without expecting anything in return creates the most meaningful impact. Impact and service is one of his core values: "Success is meaningless if I am not helping others grow."

Navid gives 5% of his business profits to causes he believes in. Once the Navid Foundation launches, that giving runs through it.

Navid paid for a classroom at a school in Kenya through Village Impact, Stu and Amy McLaren's charity. He has also donated to other education-focused charities in developing countries, because education for kids is something he genuinely cares about.

Yes. In 35 countries, Navid's programs cost 10% to 30% less through parity pricing, matched to local buying power.

You can suggest a cause by sending Navid a message through the contact page.

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