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 About Maxim HaartsenMaxim Haartsen is the co-founder and CEO of eJaby, a groundbreaking e-commerce marketplace that provides premium overstock products at unbeatable value while reducing environmental impact. With a background in life sciences and a career spanning pharmaceutical sales, marketing, and business development, Maxim has combined his expertise with his entrepreneurial spirit to tackle one of the world's biggest challenges—food waste.About This EpisodeIn this episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison sits down with visionary entrepreneur Maxim Haartsen to discuss his fascinating journey from a career in life sciences and big pharma to launching eJaby.Maxim shares how his upbringing, influenced by his entrepreneurial grandfather, led him to think beyond the constraints of the corporate world. He takes us through his global career journey, from the Netherlands to Japan and the UAE, and explains how his experiences shaped his approach to business.With food waste being a $64 billion problem in the MENA region, Maxim saw an opportunity to create a business that not only solves a critical issue but also provides real value to consumers and suppliers alike. He details how eJaby works, its impact on reducing waste, and how technology is playing a key role in transforming the supply chain.Quotes4:00 - My parents were obviously great examples for me, but it was always something from day one that kept pushing me in another space. 4:30 - I always saw the opportunities within the career path, but also in business. I always looked at different ways to get products promoted faster ways to boost turnover. 5:39 - I made a very bold decision to follow my heart and to follow the feelings that drive me and that make me happy.7:31 - I learn from everyone. I'm learning. I'm sure I will learn from this conversation today. It is very inspirational to me to be able to do that. It is very enriching as well. There's positives, obviously, and there's also a few, I would almost say, negatives.8:55 - E-commerce was kind of on the rise, but nothing like what I'll look like in the near future and we thought how can we use technology in order to circumvent this type of problem?12:11 - eJaby stands for positivity in Arabic, so it really aligns very well with what we believe, our brand values.12:50 - Our tagline is shop green and strike gold.16:05 - It's all about measuring the individual CO2 footprint, because we really can drill it down to an individual who is ordering from a job. So, when you order from a job, you will be able to see how much money you've saved and, at the same time, you're able to see how much CO2 you've avoided entering the atmosphere.25:58 - It really comes down to the needs and the expectations of the end consumers and our technology is the conduit. Our technology caters for that convenience.27:52 – It's through mistakes that you learn and you change and come to the solution.28:53 - I always say I've learned the most about myself the extreme cultures I've lived, I've worked, worked and I've actually let people through.28:53 - It has shaped my leadership style a lot, in the sense that I'm really trying to understand people from a culture aspect better before I would start making my decisions.30:36 - I'm blessed basically to have that in my veins to kind of understand the situation very quickly. But it really brought patience, and with patience also comes gravitas in leadership.31:10 - Follow your heart, because otherwise you woThe Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Yurii KovryzhenkoYurii Kovryzhenko is an acclaimed Ukrainian chef, known for his unique ability to blend artistry with gastronomy. A former professional sculptor, he turned to the culinary world during the global financial crisis and has since become a celebrated figure in modern cuisine. As the head chef at YOY Neo Bistro and a global ambassador for Ukrainian food, Yurii has trained at top culinary institutions across Europe and earned recognition from the Michelin Guide for his innovative creations. With restaurants in Seoul, Tbilisi, London, and The Seychelles, his work emphasizes sustainability, molecular gastronomy, and culinary diplomacy—bringing Ukrainian flavours to tables around the world.About this EpisodeIn this episode, Yurii Kovryzhenko shares his extraordinary journey from sculptor to chef and how a life-altering decision during the 2008 financial crisis led him to a Buddhist monastery in France—and ultimately, the kitchen. He recounts how starting from the bottom as a commis in a French restaurant shaped his perspective and how the principles of Zen Buddhism, especially attentiveness, continue to guide his culinary approach today.Yurii discusses his formal training in top culinary schools across France, Spain, and Italy, and how mastering techniques allowed him to become a true creator in the kitchen. Passionate about Ukrainian cuisine, he talks about modernizing traditional dishes using global techniques while preserving their soul. From molecular borscht to his dedication to sustainability and the Slow Food movement, Yurii gives listeners a taste of how food can be art, heritage, and diplomacy all at once.He also opens up about his role in promoting culinary diplomacy for Ukraine, the impact of using local produce in international kitchens, and the lessons he learned from a failed restaurant venture in London. Whether it's feeding his guinea pigs or transforming tomato skins into gourmet chips, Yurii's story is a masterclass in resilience, creativity, and purpose-driven cooking.Quotes1:43 - I lost everything during the financial crisis in 2008. I was bankrupt and searching for a new path when I found myself in a Buddhist monastery in France.2:40 - I started in the kitchen from the lowest level—cleaning greens and peeling potatoes—but that was the moment I realized it was the best place in the world.3:40 - The main idea of Zen Buddhism is attention. Even when you chop an onion, you must be fully present—to avoid cutting yourself and to honor the ingredient.6:01 - Kitchen is not just art; it's a system. The head chef is a manager who understands techniques and chemistry, not just someone who follows recipes.8:01 - Ukrainian food is my foundation. I preserve the flavor but modernize the shape and presentation to connect with global guests.9:04 - My mission is to make people from other nations fall in love with Ukrainian food by blending familiar local tastes with Ukrainian recipes.10:41 - I always use local and seasonal products because they carry more flavor and allow me to connect with people through familiar tastes.12:18 - The slow food movement started as a protest against fast food like McDonald's—championing local ingredients and culinary traditions instead.14:40 - Molecular gastronomy is not about trends—it's about preserving taste and flavor while transforming the shape to surprise and delight.16:54 - Food goes straight to the heart. Culinary diplomacy can be more powerful than words when it comes to building bridges between nations.18:52 - DuThe Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Miles SpencerMiles Spencer is a seasoned entrepreneur, venture capitalist, and adventurer who has spent over three decades mentoring tech founders and building companies that have generated more than 1,100 jobs. With three successful digital media exits under his belt, Miles is also the author of the Amazon bestseller A Line in the Sand, inspired by his 1,100-mile expedition through the deserts of the Middle East. His unique journey blends business strategy, exploration, and storytelling, offering valuable insights into leadership, resilience, and the power of curiosity.About this EpisodeIn this episode, Miles Spencer shares the remarkable experiences that have shaped his life—from building startups and investing in game-changing ideas to trekking across vast deserts in search of deeper meaning. He talks about his early beginnings in Pennsylvania and how his family legacy and deep-rooted curiosity led him to both entrepreneurial and exploratory adventures.Miles discusses what he's learned from mentoring startup founders, the importance of solving everyday problems, and how failures taught him more than successes ever could. He also reveals the preparation and mindset needed to take on extreme adventures like scuba diving in the Galapagos and retracing T.E. Lawrence's historic path across the Middle East.We dive into the creation of A Line in the Sand, the cultural and historical discoveries along the way, and the lessons that travel and curiosity can teach us about humanity. From exploring global perspectives to understanding shared values across religions and borders, Miles encourages us to remain curious, plan thoughtfully, and always be open to learning from the world around us.Listeners will walk away inspired by his journey, reminded of the beauty of diverse cultures, and energized to chase their own Green Pill moments.Quotes1:39 - I grew up in western Pennsylvania and the one trait that I think I developed there that's continued through the rest of my life has been curiosity — who, what, why, where, when.3:06 - My experience in mentoring entrepreneurs is very much like mentoring children — it's always more powerful to have someone learn the lesson for themselves.4:39 - The first thing I look for is an ordinary problem that everyday people are experiencing over and over again across the globe.5:26 - Sometimes we're too early, sometimes we're too late, sometimes we're just wrong. But we always got a product into the marketplace to see what people felt.7:00 - In every adventure I've done, it starts with curiosity, followed by research — but eventually, I just need to go and see it with my own eyes.8:22 - What's lucky about my stories is that memory fades, so the stories get better.11:18 - I realized I wasn't in Kansas anymore — this was the Galápagos. These animals are bigger, faster, and sometimes hungrier than humans.12:31 - I couldn't get any comfort with what would inspire some people to do this act. I finished Seven Pillars of Wisdom and thought — let's go see it for ourselves.14:10 - Our trek and the subsequent book really mirror T.E. Lawrence's journey with the Arab Revolt.15:59 - This is a region that has layers of commonality and some conflict — but people of different religions and cultures shared a lot of the same traits.17:38 - With curiosity must come a bit of courage to go outside your comfort zone — and logistics so you can live in the moment.20:05 - Perhaps the same applies to DisThe Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Jeri WilliamsJeri Williams is a visionary entrepreneur and a trailblazer in the world of finance and business strategy. As the founder of Smooth Dubai, a firm specializing in company formation, tax, and accounting, she has redefined traditional accounting by bringing humor and innovation into the industry. Jeri's journey from starting a business in her UK garage with just a secondhand laptop and two babies in tow to leading thriving companies in both the UK and Dubai is nothing short of extraordinary. Known for her engaging personality and strategic approach, she has successfully expanded her business operations across two countries. In addition to her accounting ventures, she also founded the Digital Accountants Club, which helps accounting professionals streamline their processes and implement AI-driven solutions. With her vast experience in business setup and taxation, Jeri has become a trusted advisor for entrepreneurs navigating Dubai's business landscape.About This EpisodeIn this episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison welcomes Jeri Williams, an inspiring entrepreneur who has built a successful accounting empire while balancing family life and embracing technology. Jeri shares her fascinating journey from her early career in accounting to taking the bold leap into entrepreneurship. She discusses the challenges of starting a business from scratch, her decision to move to Dubai, and how she identified a gap in the market that led to the creation of Smooth Dubai. Jeri sheds light on the common misconceptions people have about setting up businesses in Dubai, especially around taxation, and provides valuable insights for entrepreneurs looking to expand in the UAE. She also talks about the role of AI in transforming the accounting industry and how automation is reshaping the way firms operate. The conversation touches on her approach to leadership, her strategies for balancing work and personal life, and her experiences in growing a personal brand on LinkedIn. Tune in to hear Jeri's expert advice on running a purpose-driven business, embracing technology, and making the most of opportunities in Dubai's thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem.Quotes1:16 - Despite one of my university lecturers trying to put me off of it, saying, "No, jeri, please, you go into marketing or something. Please don't go into accountancy. It's so boring, and you're so not boring," I was like, "No, it's what I want to do.3:32 - I was kind of doing everything my own way. I was doing everything as digital as I could, using technology as much as I could and kind of doing things a bit differently to the rest of the practice that I was working at.4:22 - I was nervous. But I'm quite a risk taker, and I think at the time I just planned to do a few sets of accounts from home. 5:30 I never planned to have staff or to have premises or like hundreds of clients.6:52 - People think they can set up a UAE business, not live in the UAE, and still benefit from zero tax, and that's not actually necessarily the case. Companies are taxed where they're controlled and managed from.8:30 - I have an amazing team, and I couldn't do any of it without them. You know, at the point that I moved to Dubai, my UK company was running without me.10:06 - We realized that actually all the stuff that we're doing—researching and implementing in Smooth—we could share this with other accountancy practice owners.11:04 - I think people might be a bit nervous of trying out AI, but, as you say, it reads the email for you. It helps you craft a suitable response in The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Loubna AtbirLoubna Atbir started her journey in the UAE in 2014, initially working in the aviation industry before making a bold career shift into real estate. With a deep passion for commercial spaces, she quickly established herself as a leader in the field. She manages two Office Square business centers in Abu Dhabi, overseeing operations and ensuring businesses access high-quality, sustainable, and tech-integrated office spaces. Her work has been instrumental in addressing the demand for flexible office solutions, particularly as Abu Dhabi continues to evolve into a global business hub.About this EpisodeIn this episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison sits down with Loubna Atbir, an experienced commercial real estate specialist and a key figure behind the success of Office Square Abu Dhabi. Originally from Morocco, Loubna transitioned from a career in aviation operations to commercial real estate, where she now leads two thriving business centers in Abu Dhabi. She shares insights on the rising demand for premium office spaces, the integration of sustainability in work environments, and how technology is reshaping the future of flexible office solutions. With a strong focus on providing top-tier service and adapting to market needs, Loubna explains how Office Square is pioneering a new era of workspace solutions.Quotes1:49 - My dream growing up was actually to be in real estate and commercial real estate, and specifically speaking, that is exactly where I am now.3:26 - The commercial office space for A-grade buildings is almost full in Abu Dhabi. There is literally no availability, and the business market is urgently looking for premium serviced offices.4:22 - The reason why there is such strong demand is that there is a shortage of premium A-grade offices, which makes flexible office spaces like Office Square a very strong option in Abu Dhabi.5:16 - When you visit Office Square facilities, you will always notice there is greenery throughout the centers. This helps improve air quality and brings positivity to the workspace.6:41 - One of our unique technology approaches is remote access to offices via a Bluetooth app, allowing tenants to enter their spaces without the need for keys.7:43 - Our tenants have 24/7 access to their office space using only their phone—no keys required.8:40 - Flexible workspaces allow companies to upscale or downscale depending on their needs, making it a more efficient and cost-effective solution for modern businesses.9:19 - Abu Dhabi is a global business hub, strategically positioned in the center of the world. With new real estate and organizational projects, it continues to attract businesses and investment.10:37 - Planning is the key. When you plan your business properly, choosing a flexible office can help control costs while providing the support you need to run your operations smoothly.12:36 - A new feature introduced in modern office spaces is the broadcast room, dedicated to professionals in social media and content creation.13:36 - The best business advice I ever received is resilience and being flexible.14:09 - I try to be exposed to the sun as much as I can—even a few minutes is enough to boost my energy for the whole day.14:36 - The turning point in my career was when I joined Office Square Abu Dhabi. Managing a new business center in a challenging market took my career to the next level.Useful LinksProfile: The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Hanan Al-Mheiri Dr. Hanan Al-Mheiri is an award-winning Emirati mindset coach, keynote speaker, and the founder of Hanan Empire. With over 18 years of experience in leadership, knowledge management, and organizational excellence, she has played a pivotal role in shaping the future of key government institutions such as Dubai Police and DEWA. Her contributions have led to international certifications, global recognition, and more than 170 awards and acknowledgments.Following life-changing personal experiences, Dr. Hanan launched Hanan Empire, a platform focused on helping individuals and organizations transform their lives and unlock their full potential through bespoke coaching and consulting. Her deep understanding of human potential, paired with her background in film, human resources, and academia, uniquely position her as a changemaker and thought leader in the coaching world.About this EpisodeIn this inspiring episode of the Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison is joined by Dr. Hanan Al-Mheiri, a transformational coach and the visionary behind Hanan Empire. Together, they explore Dr. Hanan's fascinating personal and professional journey—from studying media and directing documentaries to navigating deep personal loss and launching a coaching empire. Dr. Hanan shares how the sudden loss of her mother and the end of a long-term marriage became turning points that propelled her into healing and self-discovery. These events led her to pursue mindset coaching, which she describes as life-changing for both herself and the many individuals she now supports.Listeners will get an inside look at how Dr. Hanan tailors her coaching for individuals versus organizations, the difference between training and coaching, and why mindset transformation is essential for true growth. She also opens up about a touching success story of a grandmother client who rediscovered her purpose and started her own business. Dr. Hanan shares exciting updates on her upcoming projects, including a women-only retreat in Oman, the Building Empires Leadership Convention, and her documentary on relationships and emotional healing. Her advice for aspiring female entrepreneurs is practical and empowering, encouraging them to block out limiting beliefs and stay true to their vision.This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to tap into their inner strength, challenge their mindset, and take inspired action toward a more meaningful life.Quotes1:53 - I still love documentaries because I feel I can bring a message through to the community in an interesting way.3:22 - Coaching is a whole different experience. You can change people's lives and show them the opportunities.5:47 - I had two options: either remain the same in the victim mentality or take action and create a life that truly suits Hanan.6:15 - I wanted to deliver a similar experience to people—so they know they are in control of their own lives.6:56 - My dad once told me, “If you open your own business and put the same energy into it, you'll become a billionaire.”9:15 - I didn't want to let go of my mom. I was holding onto the pain just to feel like she was still with me.11:08 - No matter how many achievements you do, if you don't resolve what's inside you, it will keep resurfacing.14:47 - You can script your whole life. But you must believe it for it to become real.15:43 - Mindset coaching will change your entire reality—if you commit to it and take intentional actions.21:29 - Know yourself first before getting married. Ask the right questions andThe Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Mukta PurainMukta Purain is the visionary founder and CEO of Miss Palatable, a pioneering beauty platform dedicated to ethical, sustainable, and transparent beauty. With a background in finance and a passion for conscious beauty, Mukta has been instrumental in reshaping the beauty industry in the UAE by curating high-performance clean beauty brands and advocating for mindful consumption. Her journey from asset management to launching an industry-leading ethical beauty platform is a testament to her entrepreneurial drive and commitment to sustainable living.About This EpisodeIn this episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison sits down with Mukta Purain to discuss her inspiring journey from the finance world to becoming a changemaker in the beauty industry. Mukta shares how personal experience led her to identify a gap in the UAE beauty market and how she turned that into an opportunity by launching Miss Palatable, a platform dedicated to clean, ethical, and sustainable beauty products.Mukta delves into the challenges of bringing clean beauty to the GCC market, from navigating regulations to educating consumers on the importance of mindful consumption. She highlights the shift in beauty standards and how Miss Palatable ensures transparency in its product curation by working closely with brand founders. The discussion also touches on the significance of slow beauty, the impact of fear-based marketing, and how authenticity and inclusivity are reshaping the industry.As an advocate for sustainability, Mukta emphasizes the importance of buying less but buying better, challenging conventional beauty norms. She provides valuable insights into what consumers should look for when choosing clean and sustainable beauty products and how purpose-driven businesses can thrive despite challengesQuotes3:23 - I find ourselves now becoming more of this hybrid platform where not only are we bringing in beauty brands, but we're also starting to work with homegrown brands and listing them on our website as well.4:33 - The industry here has always been dominated by extremely large players, so that was a huge challenge in bringing in brand awareness.6:10 - Transparency is even more important today than it was before.7:01 - It's our responsibility to be transparent and that's why, when I'm curating brands, I'm really looking at that.7:54 - I believe over the years we've built a level of trust with our customers and there's a certain expectation that comes out of products that we launch on Miss Palatable that it is our responsibility to make sure that we are very transparent in that sense.9:25 - When it comes under sustainability, we're always focused on, especially within the beauty industry.14:41 - Building a brand that is sustainable and ethical is probably the hardest type of brand to build. It's an extremely long journey.15:14 - When things are not going your way, it's even more important to remind yourself of why you are doing it and have that motivate you to keep pushing forward.15:45 - Keeping a balance is always a challenge. It is a work in progress.16:25 – Other thing I've learned is learning to say no.16:38 - Prioritizing where I have to be and where I cannot say no and where I don't really need to be and I should say no.18:10 - I at least try and get my steps in.18:32 - Enjoy the journey up ahead.18:46 – Trust in the universe, to trust that everything is going to come together in time and to keep going.Useful LinksWebsite:The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Lamia TabinaLamia Tabina is the founder of Logo Co, a multi-seven-figure digital marketing agency that has helped over 2,000 entrepreneurs and 1,000 brands establish a strong online presence. From selling clothes in her basement to running a thriving business in the UAE, her journey is a testament to resilience, innovation, and determination. Lamia is also a passionate advocate for women's empowerment, helping female entrepreneurs launch businesses and achieve financial independence through her Chic CEO initiative.About This EpisodeIn this episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison sits down with Lamia Tabina, a dynamic entrepreneur who built a multi-million dollar digital marketing agency from the ground up. Lamia shares her incredible journey—from starting a small consignment business in her basement to leading a successful marketing firm in the UAE.She opens up about the key challenges she faced along the way, including navigating the competitive world of e-commerce, overcoming operational setbacks, and the importance of staying hands-on in her business. Lamia also delves into her passion for empowering women entrepreneurs, offering them practical strategies to build successful businesses while balancing family life.Listeners will gain valuable insights on digital marketing, the power of branding, and how to leverage social media for business growth. She also shares her thoughts on the evolving digital landscape, the rise of UGC (User-Generated Content), and why authenticity and relatability are now more important than ever in marketing.Quotes3:50 - One of the biggest mistakes I've seen businesses or entrepreneurs make is not having a business plan. 4:36 - I learned a lot beforehand in making contracts and how to make collaborations with suppliers. 5:31 - That was a big learning point for me. Always keep everything documented, have passwords for everything that has to do with my business and do not trust someone to run it for me. 7:35 - I provide consulting for aspiring female entrepreneurs to start businesses at home or online. I love being part of their success story and helping them establish their businesses from A to Z. 9:11 - I make sure they're going in the right direction. 13:53 - When I give motivational quotes and tips, maybe I'll aspire them and they can relate to the type of content that I'm putting out. 15:13 - Invest in consultation or get a mentor to guide you to where you want to be.  17:28 - I wish more people knew that starting a business does require a big investment. 18:56 - Start hiring more people and stop trying to do everything by myself.Useful LinksWebsite: https://logoandco.ae/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/logoandco.uae/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LogoandCoLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lamia-tabina/The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Gergely SzaboGergely Szabo is a visionary entrepreneur and hospitality expert who has successfully built multiple restaurant ventures, including Bamba Marha Burger Bar and Hopper Bistro, which has received Michelin recognition for four consecutive years. His latest venture,  Zeora Hospitality , is set to redefine the Middle Eastern hospitality sector by offering comprehensive consultancy services for restaurant operations and business development. With an extensive background in event planning, nightlife, and restaurant management, Gergely has been instrumental in transforming the hospitality landscape.About this Episode:In this episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison sits down with Gergely Szabo to discuss his entrepreneurial journey—from organizing events in Budapest to becoming a key player in Dubai's hospitality industry. Gergely shares insights on building successful restaurant brands, navigating challenges in the F&B sector, and his decision to expand into the Middle East. He also delves into the challenges of running a consulting firm and the lessons he's learned in the ever-evolving hospitality businessQuotes5:56 - One of the key lessons that I learned is to keep your head down and just do your job and do your thing. Don't look backward, don't look sidewards, just heads down and go in a straight line. 6:37 - If you're clear and you just don't lose your hope and you're willing to work hard, just go for it and just do your job. 7:30 - Just put your head down, work hard, take the hits and move on.18:10 - We really want to give a genuine and data-driven and success-based approach to this whole sector.23:38 - You really need to adopt with all different kinds of businesses. 26:14 - Don't start without a clear financial and operational plan.278:14 - Invest in the team. The team can make or break a business.29:46 - One of the last and most important things, be ready for a grind.30:03 - One of the key differences between a successful business and an unsuccessful business is how quickly and how greatly you can react to problems.30:24 - The life will give it back to you.30:29 - You need to be ready to grind and put a lot of time and work and effort to your business and then you can highly increase your rate for the chances of success.33:35 - Look for loyalty and learning in employees. What I mean by learning is that it's far more important that somebody has a passion and willingness to learn than having extremely great abilities by nature or talent.34:07 - Who's willing to learn and who is willing to adapt to the team and looking for his place in his team and his passion for growing the business and the team together.35:24 - There is no play again button in life.36:34 - You can regret it, but you cannot change it.36:53 - You can regret it, but you cannot jump back, you cannot go back in time. 37:37 - You need to choose something, and I'm always trying to be a good person and for to choose something, and I'm always trying to be a good person. 38:02 - I can happily look into the mirror without any lying and I can be proud of myself, of taking care of the team or the people around me.Useful LinksWebsite :https://www.zeorahospitality.com/Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/gergely-szabo-30216024a/Facebook: https://www.facThe Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Menna ShahinMenna Shahin is a visionary entrepreneur who is redefining sustainability in e-commerce. She is the co-founder of eJaby, a pioneering marketplace that addresses product overstock while minimizing environmental impact. She is also the founder of She Travels, a global community that empowers women through transformative travel experiences. Recognized as a Women in Tech Award winner and a TEDx speaker, Menna is on a mission to merge business sustainability and social good.About this EpisodeIn this episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, we sit down with Menna Shahin to explore her incredible journey from pharmaceuticals to leading sustainability-driven ventures. Menna shares how her passion for technology and sustainability led to the creation of eJaby, a marketplace that tackles food waste by redistributing overstocked and nearly expired products. We also discuss how her initiative, She Travels, has empowered women to break societal norms and gain independence through travel.Menna candidly speaks about the challenges of launching a disruptive business, changing customer perceptions, and navigating work-life balance as an entrepreneur and mother. She also shares insights into scaling impact-driven businesses and the key lessons she has learned along the way.Quotes1:56 - I have a passion for technology. 2:38 - I started as an initiative to encourage women to travel to explore themselves.4:56 - When I moved to Dubai, I started to understand more and more about the environment. My awareness started to be higher.6:27 - I started to be more and more passionate about the environment and how I can make it a better place, not only for me but for the next generation.15:54 - I'm bringing them a very premium quality products, I'm saving their money and I'm making them save the environment. 17:03 - We're raising awareness all the time so we have loyal customers.21:55 - My generation was always raised to believe that it's all about hard work, but now we understand more and more that it's about smart work.22:19 - This mindset, allowed me to prioritize and to be able to doing a lot in a short time.24:20 - Trust your inner gut. 24:47 - Focus on achieving both profit and impact25:08 - Whatever I'm doing is having an impact, of scaling the impact of whatever I'm doing, how to scale the impact. When I started to think like that, it changed my mind, not only on my startup, but in everything I'm doing how to get the best return of investment of your effort and time.Useful LinksInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/mennaashahinFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/menna.shahin.9Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/menna-shahin-she-her-a62271a1/The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Liam James CollinsLiam James Collins is a certified NLP trainer, speaker, and entrepreneur who has transformed his life from delivering mail as a postman in Southeast London to building a $25 million global coaching app. As the co-founder of CoachApp, he has empowered over 10,000 individuals across 85 countries, helping them turn their passion into profit. With a deep-rooted background in life coaching and personal development, Liam is committed to making coaching accessible, impactful, and engaging for aspiring coaches worldwide.About This EpisodeIn this episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison sits down with Liam James Collins to discuss his inspiring journey from various odd jobs to becoming a successful entrepreneur in the coaching industry. Liam shares how his mother's passion for NLP and personal development shaped his career path, leading him to create a thriving coaching platform. He delves into the challenges of scaling a business, the importance of hiring the right people, and why understanding core values is the key to happiness. Liam also provides invaluable advice for those looking to transition from unfulfilling jobs to meaningful careers and explains why adding value to others' lives is the ultimate key to success.Quotes1:02 - I always had a desire to do something great.4:40 - Think about life coaching like the term martial arts, and under martial arts there are all of these different styles like karate and kung fu and kickboxing.5:44 - I realized that I had all of these years worth of training in the coaching space that I wasn't using and I thought that would be the perfect self-employment small business to have.7:12 - I'd like to consider a new, vibrant way to train and it's wild the momentum that we've created over the last six years and I'm really excited to see what we're going to do over the next six years.10:59 - We wanted to create this space where everybody that was on the same journey could interact with each other, ask each other questions, get support from us and turn it into a real social platform.12:06 - There are lessons from the wins but there are considerably more lessons in the pitfalls and the problems.13:56 - People, in general, are the best and the most difficult part of growing a business.14:59 - The first step that they need to take is they need to follow an exercise which will help them uncover their top six core values.15:24 - I have this firm belief that uncovering your top six core values is the closest thing that we have to a formula for happiness.17:00 - If you've got a dream that you're pursuing, it's considerably easier to pursue that dream if, on a daily basis, you are engaged with something that you enjoy, that you like.18:00 - If you are going to pursue anything that makes you happy, you have to be aware of what they are.18:31 - Values being those things that we deem to be vitally important.19:39 - Don't ever make the assumption that the things that are important to you are important to everyone, because it's not the case. But you have to be aware of what is vitally important to you.20:38 - Those top six core values, that becomes the destination. That's the thing you have to follow.22:05 - What I think is really important is connecting with your reason as to why you would want to do that in the first place.26:29 - My personal definition of success is summed up so perfectly with this quote that I hold dear to my heart and that is the most successful person in the room is the one that needs the least, and I could not express to anyone hoThe Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Oleg EgorovOleg Egorov is the Chief Marketing Officer at Flowwow, a global gifting marketplace revolutionizing how customers connect with local shops. With nearly 20 years of experience in digital marketing, Oleg has played a crucial role in Flowwow's transformation from a flower aggregator to a thriving gifting platform. Having previously worked at Yandex, a leading tech company in the CIS region, he brings a wealth of expertise in scaling businesses, leveraging data-driven strategies, and driving growth. At Flowwow, he leads a team of almost 100 marketing specialists, ensuring the platform continues to support local entrepreneurs and deliver an exceptional customer experience.

About Lang MartinezLang Martinez is a homelessness advocate, public speaker, and a dedicated voice for those struggling with addiction and trauma. Having battled addiction, imprisonment, and life on the streets, Lang emerged as a symbol of hope and redemption. Now seven years sober, he is committed to using his experiences to support others in overcoming their struggles and finding a path toward recovery and self-sufficiency. Lang is currently working on a documentary and a book that shed light on his journey and the broader issue of homelessness and abuse.About This EpisodeIn this powerful episode, Lang Martinez shares his incredible story of resilience, transformation, and advocacy. From a troubled childhood to struggling with addiction and homelessness, Lang takes us through the darkest moments of his life and the turning point that led him to recovery. He talks about his commitment to helping others, his work in homelessness advocacy, and the upcoming documentary that will expose the realities of youth exploitation and abuse. Lang's journey is a testament to the power of faith, surrender, and unwavering determination. His story will inspire anyone facing adversity to believe that change is possible.Quotes2:24 - There was brokenness from the very beginning in my life.3:21 - There's always the underlying feeling of the brokenness and not belonging.5:08 - I can't regret the past. I can't make it as if it's the law. I need to take my past experiences and they're the key for the life that I have today.6:38 - A true surrender to your higher power, and I choose that higher power to be my Lord and Savior.9:50 - The first thing that happened that day is I had to surrender. I had to surrender and I had to be willing to go to any lengths to make this program work for me. I had to surrender, I had to surrender and I had to be willing to go to any lengths to make this program work for me.10:24 - I had to learn how to live life on life's terms and I had to listen to others before me that have done this before that could help take me down that road of recovery.11:15 - My Lord and Savior has never left me for those 55 years and he hasn't left me today. Every day I surrender and I ask him and I thank him, my higher power, for the light that I have today.13:01 - Everything is temporary, today could be a new day. We can't change the past, we don't have control of the future.13:14 - We need to let them know they're loved, that they are valuable, and one of the biggest sayings is to take this one day at a time. It's the first step. 14:54 - The story of my life is, Nobody Knows but Me, God Did.16:46 - I realized how far that I've come spiritually and I had to have and I had to be grateful for the life that I had.18:01 - It's difficult to take the narrow path because a lot of people choose the easy way and you know there are very few that seek the true path to get to eternal life, which requires sacrifice, it requires dedication. 18:26 - I made a promise that I'd continue to give back to God for the life that he's given to me.19:53 - Don't rely on your own thinking. Find a mentor, take direction, stay on the path of right and don't let somebody persuade you to do things that are wrong.20:57 – I'm free!Useful LinksInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/langmartinez7/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lang.martinez.940/Twitter:https://twitter.comThe Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Asma Jan MuhammadAsma Jan Muhammad is a distinguished chartered accountant, best-selling author, and award-winning speaker. Recognized as one of the UAE's top 10 women CFOs, Asma has seamlessly blended finance and literature, using storytelling to simplify complex financial concepts. Her books, Maya's Paradox and Shore, highlight themes of resilience, integrity, and ethical leadership, making her a powerful voice in both corporate and literary circles.About this EpisodeIn this episode, host Hilmarie Hutchison sits down with Asma Jan Muhammad to explore her remarkable journey from Karachi to the UAE, where she has built an influential career in finance while also becoming a celebrated author. From breaking barriers in a male-dominated industry to navigating the delicate balance between ambition and ethical leadership, Asma shares valuable insights on overcoming obstacles and staying true to one's values.She delves into her passion for storytelling and how it intersects with her financial expertise, using narratives to translate data into meaningful decision-making tools. Asma also discusses the challenges women face in leadership roles, the importance of self-investment, and the role of financial planning in achieving sustainable success. Whether you're a finance professional, an aspiring leader, or someone looking for motivation, this episode is packed with inspiration and actionable takeaways.Quotes4:55 - Data tells a lot about the position of the company and where exactly the strategy should be directed7:14 - The topic of ethics and the topic of how to deal in business ethically is not taught as a subject.11:50 - They (women) should be ready to face and go the extra mile to prove themselves that they are worthy of staying in those positions, continuing in that organization and bringing success.13:11 - Companies must understand the importance of having a female team member around15:04 - Financial management is the most significant part of any business. 15:33 - This opportunity has enabled me, it has given me an ability to become adaptable, flexible and more agile 16:25 - Invest in yourself early in life19:52 - A person has to be resilient. A person has to stick to what he or she wants to achieve in this world and it has to be meaningful in terms of convincing the people around.20:23 - We have to remain flexible21:25 - Things start with a dream, but one needs to have a reality check and opt for risk management, otherwise it's going to be a financial failure.21:40 - I'm a doer, people call me inspirational and I am rebellious.Useful LinksWebsite:https://asmajanmuhammad.comInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/asma.jan.m/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AsmaJanMuhammadAuthor/Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/asma-strategic-finance-leader The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About BrendonBrendon Hansford is a globally recognized choreographer, creative director, and breathwork coach. With a career spanning choreography for top artists like Sam Smith, David Guetta, and Rod Stewart, Brendon has seamlessly blended the worlds of entertainment and wellness. His venture into breathwork led him to create IMD Breathwork, an immersive, multidimensional breathwork technique that has gained international traction, helping individuals achieve deep healing and transformation.About This EpisodeIn this episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Namita Thakkar sits down with the incredibly versatile Brendon Hansford. From choreographing for global music icons to pioneering a holistic wellness movement through breathwork, Brendon shares his remarkable journey of creativity, self-discovery, and transformation.Brendon discusses his career beginnings as a dancer, his transition into choreography, and his experiences working with some of the biggest names in the music industry. He also delves into his unexpected but profound journey into breathwork, explaining its scientific and emotional impact, how it has changed his life, and how IMD Breathwork is revolutionizing holistic healing worldwide.This episode is filled with insights into creative expression, the science behind breathwork, and how mindful breathing techniques can improve mental and physical well-being. Tune in to discover how Brendon merges his artistic talents with wellness to create an international healing movement.Quotes2:25 - I wanted to do my own thing.3:45 - I've realized the potential in what I've created here in breathwork, and my focus has definitely shifted onto this and helping as many people as possible around the world.10:52 - For me, breath work is incredible.11:29 - The great thing about slowing down your breath, is you'll get more oxygen.12:01 - Trauma is a reaction to a memory.16:52 - I absolutely love what I'm doing right now 16:58- I'm using my knowledge from one industry to bring into another.17:53 - It doesn't have to be hard to heal.18:50 - Projection is perception.19:41 - I really like who I am today and I really love spending time with myself.Useful LinksWebsite:https://brendonhansford.com/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/brendon_hansford/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brendonhansford/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brendonkhansford/The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Saeed Abdi Nasab Saeed Abdi Nasab is a highly accomplished Specialty Coffee Association certified trainer, coffee expert, and consultant with over 15 years of experience in the coffee industry. His journey from a dishwasher to a globally recognized coffee specialist is a testament to his dedication and passion for the craft. Saeed has twice won the Dubai Barista Competition and has collaborated with coffee farmers worldwide, helping them improve their methods and processes. His work focuses on bridging the gap between farmers and consumers, ensuring sustainability and quality in every cup.About this EpisodeIn this episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison sits down with Saeed Abdi Nasab to explore his inspiring journey in the world of coffee. From his humble beginnings as a dishwasher in a coffee shop to becoming an industry leader, Saeed shares how his curiosity and passion drove him to learn the art and science behind coffee.The discussion delves into Saeed's work with coffee farmers in countries like Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia, and Indonesia, shedding light on the challenges they face and the importance of sustainability in the coffee supply chain. He highlights the complexities of the coffee industry, from sourcing beans to roasting and brewing, emphasizing the need for fair trade practices and greater consumer awareness.Saeed also shares insights on the coffee culture in the Middle East, particularly in Dubai, where diverse tastes and increasing investment have shaped a unique coffee landscape. He offers valuable advice for aspiring coffee entrepreneurs, stressing the importance of patience, passion, and a deep understanding of the coffee business.Listeners will gain a deeper appreciation for the balance between the art and science of coffee, as Saeed discusses his approach to blending flavors and techniques to create the perfect cup. He also talks about his published books, including Coffee for Everyone, which aim to make coffee knowledge more accessible to a wider audience.Quotes1:51 - I've always been drawn to things that feel a little undiscovered, the areas where not everyone goes.1:58: I wanted something with more adventure, something that challenged me.2:34 - I always loved the idea of teaching. I didn't know what I wanted to teach, but I knew that I wanted to share knowledge and help others to grow.5:37 - Coffee is shaped by the people and at the same time and by their culture. 6:47 - Working with the coffee farmers has been one of the most eye-opening parts of my journey.8:18 - Farmers are incredibly resourceful and hardworking, but the system they operate within doesn't give them enough of the value that they deserve.10:20 - Sustainability is the key here these days. But it's not just about paying farmers more. It's about fixing the entire supply chain.11:08 - Supporting the local business is going to really help sustainability.17:25 - Coffee connects to culture, to expression, to creativity.20:30 - Books have a unique power; they're timeless.22:14 - The key messages I hope readers take away from my books is coffee isn't just a drink, it's a wonderful and full of history, culture, science and passion.22:43 - I'm publishing and still believe the power of books to inspire and educate for the next generation.24:47 - I realized that fear could push me forward. It taught me to enjoy the process instead of focusing on the destination.Useful LinksInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/saeed_abdiThe Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Anand KumarAnand Kumar is the visionary Managing Director of Abra, a UAE-based leader in luxury retail fit-outs. His journey from intern to executive showcases his deep understanding of the luxury retail industry and his commitment to innovation, sustainability, and excellence. Under his leadership, Abra has expanded its footprint across the Middle East, Africa, and Asia, redefining luxury retail spaces with a focus on quality, precision, and sustainability.About This EpisodeIn this episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison chats with Anand Kumar, exploring his inspiring journey from intern to Managing Director at Abra. Anand shares the story of Abra's evolution from a small print shop to a leader in luxury retail fit-outs, highlighting key milestones such as expanding into Saudi Arabia and establishing a purpose-built facility in Dubai.The discussion delves into Anand's leadership philosophy, shaped by hands-on experience across various business functions. He emphasizes the importance of quality, sustainability, and innovation in driving Abra's success. Anand provides valuable insights into integrating sustainable practices, including solar energy utilization, biofuel-powered vehicles, and collaborating with clients on green material alternatives.Listeners will also gain practical advice on building networks and fostering meaningful connections, as Anand underscores the importance of relationships in business growth. He shares his experience with Corporate Connections UAE and how networking facilitated Abra's expansion into new markets like Saudi Arabia.The episode concludes with Anand's reflections on leadership, offering tips for aspiring leaders, including embracing challenges, seeking growth opportunities, and maintaining a balance between work and personal life.Quotes5:46 - Sustainability for us is a core driver of our strategy and it aligns closely with the values of many of our clients as well.8:13 - Quality has really been the cornerstone of our growth.10:01 - Your network is your net worth.12:15 – To build a network, start within your own circle, with colleagues in your office, with people within the industry.12:57 - Be proactive in seeking out opportunities to learn and grow. 13:14 - Focus on building a deep understanding of the business and industry while developing strong relationships with key stakeholders.13:27 - Embrace challenges as opportunities for growth and don't to shy away from failure. 18:22 - Embrace the importance of balance between work and personal life, ambition and well-being.18:37 - Long-term growth and fulfilment come from prioritizing a sustainable way of growing, learning from failures and building meaningful connections along the way.Useful LinksWebsite:https://www.abravmsd.comInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/instanandgram/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/anandkgovindanLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anandkgovindan/The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Caroline BakkerCaroline Bakker is a certified fitness professional, mindfulness meditation teacher, and holistic health advocate. With a passion for fitness and mental well-being, Caroline has dedicated her career to helping others live healthier and more balanced lives. She combines her knowledge of fitness, mindfulness, and holistic strategies to empower individuals, particularly women managing ADHD and Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD), to overcome challenges and thrive.Caroline's journey is a testament to resilience and self-discovery. Her approach integrates mindfulness as a way of life, emphasizing awareness, self-compassion, and the power of personalized strategies to support mental and physical well-being.About This EpisodeIn this episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison engages in a heartfelt conversation with Caroline Bakker, delving into her inspiring journey of self-discovery and transformation. Caroline shares how her love for fitness inspired her to pursue a career in the field and how her interest in mindfulness meditation opened new avenues for helping others achieve balance and clarity.The discussion highlights Caroline's personal experiences with ADHD and Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD), including the realization of her diagnosis and the holistic strategies she adopted to manage her symptoms. From genetic-based supplementation to the integration of mindfulness into daily life, Caroline offers valuable insights into achieving mental and physical harmony.Caroline provides practical advice for embracing mindfulness as a way of life, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness, listening to intuition, and overcoming life's challenges with resilience. She encourages listeners to embrace their unique journeys and use their experiences to fulfill their purpose and help others.Quotes3:54 - I realized that I loved fitness that much, that I really wanted to get into this, and so I decided to become certified and take that up as my career.5:20 - I decided to do a course on mindfulness meditation teachings and I really loved it that much and I actually completed the course.7:11 - Meditation is not about emptying your mind. Meditation is about becoming at peace with what's going on in the mind.9:32 - It literally was like the puzzle pieces were coming together and falling into place, because many women with ADHD they don't even realize they've got ADHD until they become.10:38 - It is about my journey, how I've uncovered, what I've uncovered to the holistic strategies that I've implemented, researched, found out about in order for me to live a healthier and happier life whilst managing the symptoms.20:51 - Talking about the way you feel and the way you experience things is very hard, especially if you don't know yourself exactly what's going on.23:20 - As soon as I started to supplement correctly according to my genetic makeup, my symptoms started to feel better.25:55 -Mindfulness is not, per se, something that you practice. For us, mindfulness is a way of life, it's the way we approach things.26:13 - Mindfulness is becoming aware of what's going on.30:47 - This too, shall pass.30:59 - Listen to your intuition, never take no for an answer31:35 - Everything is part of my life and part of my purpose, because I believe that the universe has given me what I need in order to find and then fulfill my purpose in that help others.31:45 - Everything that's happened with me, to me, as part of my life, has led me to where I am now stronger and better and able to The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Abdullah MadkhaliAbdullah Madkhali is an expert in talent management and corporate culture, with a particular focus on the Arab corporate landscape. His extensive insights into Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 highlight the importance of economic diversification and fostering global partnerships. Abdullah provides strategic advice on navigating the Saudi market, understanding its unique cultural nuances, and leveraging opportunities for growth and investment.About This EpisodeIn this episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison dives into the journey and insights of Abdullah Madkhali. The conversation explores the importance of talent management and corporate culture, emphasizing the Arab corporate mindset, which values trust and relationship-building.Abdullah highlights the transformative objectives of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, which seeks to diversify the economy beyond oil by inviting global businesses and investors to explore the nation's rich culture, resources, and opportunities. He shares his expertise on navigating the unique business landscape of Saudi Arabia, focusing on building relationships and trust as key factors for success.The episode also offers practical advice for professionals and businesses aiming to enter the Saudi market. Topics include identifying potential industries for investment, overcoming challenges with a positive outlook, and leveraging leadership strategies to foster growth. Abdullah's discussion provides valuable insights into balancing cultural understanding with professional goals, encouraging listeners to embrace challenges as opportunities for growth.The episode concludes with Abdullah's advice on maintaining positivity in the face of adversity and looking for opportunities within challenges.Quotes1:10 - My main focus is, as mentioned is to really give any kind of advice or support when it comes to talent management and strategy in general.1:37 - It gives me the opportunity to really interact with a variety of I would say colleagues, mindsets and backgrounds.2:56 - I did not focus mainly on the culture as a culture overall, but the corporate culture.3:04 - It's a little bit unique when it comes to the Arab, I would say mindset when itcomes to corporate culture. 4:13 - One of the main reasons is really to have a diverse economy away from oil.4:35 - Vision 2030 aims to diversify the economy away from oil.4:46 - It's inviting the world to really come and visit Saudi, see what Saudi has to offer. It's rich in culture, it's rich in resources, it's rich in every aspect.5:34 - Saudi Arabia is a part of the world.7:57 - In Saudi, it has its unique way of doing things, where you need to gain the trust to build a relationship.9:20 - They always look up to this person for support, for help, for guidance, for right.11:49 - I believe that the book is a good resource to really understand how Saudi and the Saudi market and the Saudi business landscape really is.14:40 - Have a look at Saudi as a whole and see what really works for you from an industry perspective, from a potential perspective or from an investment perspective.19:45 – Looking into things in a positive way, always thinking that whatever happens to you is for the future good that you can get.20:14 - I always try to see things in a positive way and whatever challenges or bad moments that can happen, it really gives me there is something good that is going to come afterwards behind this challenge.Useful LinksWebsite: https://abdullahmadkhali.comInThe Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Ben RousseauBen Rousseau is a visionary designer celebrated for his emotion-driven and visually captivating lighting installations and timepieces. Ben blends historical charm with futuristic innovation, crafting bespoke pieces for high-end residential, commercial, and luxury projects, including superyachts. His work reflects a commitment to sustainability and innovation, incorporating locally sourced materials and eco-conscious practices.About This EpisodeIn this episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison explores the inspiring journey of Ben Rousseau. From his childhood in Colchester to being inspired by James Bond and Star Wars, Ben shares how these influences shaped his passion for futuristic design.Ben recounts his path into lighting design, starting with hands-on craftsmanship and experimentation. He highlights how his work evolved, from designing nightclubs to creating bespoke lighting-based timepieces that merge precision engineering with artistic storytelling.The episode dives into Ben's commitment to sustainability, including his use of recycled materials and his focus on designing products that last for generations. He also shares memorable projects, like collaborating with the Ice Hotel in Arctic Sweden and designing a Chanel catwalk in Paris.Listeners will gain valuable insights into Ben's creative philosophy, including the importance of balancing artistic vision with technical demands, and his dedication to fostering meaningful connections through his work.The episode concludes with Ben's advice to aspiring designers: embrace experimentation, draw inspiration from diverse sources, and prioritize sustainability in your craft.Quotes1:50 - I had this burning ambition to shape the future.4:57 - It really became like a secret ingredient for me to kind of see how lighting could change a space so easily, how it could change an emotion, you know when it's working with music, when it's working with an environment.5:57 – I want to encourage someone to have more excitement and more fulfillment in their lives. 6:09 - I want to bring something that makes people happy with my work.8:49 - They're very beautiful and innovative and the purpose behind those is I want people to have a connection.8:57 - I want people to stop for a moment and enjoy the moment, enjoy being in the present time.12:19 - I'm incredibly proud of it and look forward to continuing to develop it and really share it with the world.20:15 - The artistic work can take you down very different journeys. A wonderful thing.23:10 - I want to look after this planet.23:30 - Anything I can do as a designer, it really is our responsibility as designers to ensure that we are helping save the world.24:45 - It's our responsibility to ensure we're at the forefront of doing everything we can to look after the planet using processes that effectively mean where we are using up plastic from the ocean in certain parts.27:48 - I think there's a need to find the things that you naturally enjoy.29:50 - Life is about enjoying your experience.Useful LinksWebsite: https://benrousseau.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ben_rousseau_studio/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ben.rousseau.90/Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/benrousseaudesignThe Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Dr. Aarti Javeri MehtaDr. Aarti Javeri Mehta is a distinguished internal medicine specialist, a member of the Royal College of Physicians, and a board-certified lifestyle medicine physician. She is the founder of Sustain Health in the UAE, a platform focused on holistic well-being and evidence-based healthcare solutions. Dr. Aarti is a passionate advocate for personalized care, integrating lifestyle changes into modern medicine to combat chronic conditions like diabetes and obesity. With a background spanning Europe, the UK, and India, she brings a unique cultural and medical perspective to her work, empowering patients to achieve sustainable health through behavioral change and positive psychology.About This EpisodeIn this episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison engages in a compelling conversation with Dr. Aarti Javeri Mehta about her journey from studying medicine in the UK to establishing Sustain Health in the UAE. Dr. Aarti shares how her experiences across continents shaped her approach to healthcare, leading her to focus on lifestyle medicine as the cornerstone of managing chronic diseases.Dr. Aarti delves into the six pillars of lifestyle medicine—nutrition, movement, sleep, stress management, connection, and substance abuse—and their impact on long-term health. She also discusses her innovative 12-week programs at Sustain Health, designed to create sustainable health outcomes through personalized care and community support. From tackling diabetes distress to addressing disordered eating, Dr. Aarti offers actionable advice and emphasizes the importance of mindset, progression over perfection, and self-compassion in achieving holistic wellness.Listeners will also gain insights into the role of epigenetics in preventing chronic conditions and how positive lifestyle changes can rewrite genetic predispositions. The episode wraps up with Dr. Aarti's reflections on embracing individuality, taking risks, and trusting oneself—advice she wishes she could give her younger selfQuotes1:41 - There's so much more to medicine than what we're learning in books.5:01 - Build a foundation so that we can provide patients with the care that they deserve and require.6:13 - Sustain Health is a platform where we focus on providing patients with behavioral change interventions and lifestyle medicine programs to improve outcomes.6:33 - I believe education is king.7:35 - Every single patient that we have is unique.14:41 - We can make changes to your lifestyle so that you can prevent, reverse and treat diabetes.15:47 - Adopt a mindset of progression over perfection. 16:36 - Provide yourself with self-compassion.21:09 - Don't be afraid to not fit in the box. Try to be daring. Start, pivot, fail, try again.21:15 - Give yourself trust, and trust that you won't have the answers at the very beginning, but keep trying.Useful LinksWebsite:https://www.sustain.health/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/draartijaverimehta/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aarti.javeri/Linked:https://www.linkedin.com/in/draartijaverimehta1/The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Zoltan RendesZoltan Rendes is the Chief Marketing Officer and Partner at SunMoney Solar Group, a pioneering organization in the renewable energy space. As a climate pact ambassador for the European Union, Zoltan has passionately advocated for community-based solar programs that empower individuals while driving sustainable economic growth.About This EpisodeIn this episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison sits down with Zoltan Rendes to explore his fascinating career journey from war correspondent to renewable energy advocate. Zoltan discusses the challenges of mobilizing collective climate action, the misconceptions about solar energy, and how he empowers individuals to make sustainable choices through SunMoney Solar Group.Zoltan shares his candid thoughts on the EU's climate initiatives, emphasizing the need for grassroots motivation and individual responsibility in tackling climate change. He highlights the power of solar energy, dispels common myths, and discusses the role of innovation in creating sustainable solutions.Listeners will also hear inspiring stories of youth engagement in climate action, Zoltan's perspective on the future of renewable energy, and his heartfelt reflections on raising his son to be an open-minded global citizen.Zoltan's “Green Pill moment” reveals how he would skip the corporate phase of his career to focus earlier on his mission to combat climate change and empower communities worldwide.Quotes1:41 - With my friends, we started to build this company and it upgraded my mission to save the whole wide world.2:27 - You cannot fight for sure if you don't start it. So, we need to try to win this fight even if it seems to be an unbeatable foe at this point.4:28 - More and more people don't look at it as something impossible anymore, and that's a good feeling for me.5:55 - We need to come to our senses that politicians will never save us and never save the world.7:30 - We are the ones who can save ourselves from us. 7:50 - To fight climate change, you need motivation.8:16 - We need to give the people motivation to fight against climate change. 8:45 - We need to motivate people with money. We need to sow them, teach them and make them enjoy the benefits of all the good things which are good for the planet too, like renewable energy.14:05 - I believe that we need to take care of our youth, not just in a financial way or to promote entrepreneurship, but to save that attitude for when they become adults.15:45 - I really believe that it's almost a mandatory thing for someone on this planet now who is  human being to do that. We don't expect anything back. 16:02 - Make no mistake, this planet will survive. 17:15 – Protecting, it means that we need to care about our environment. 21:25 - Don't hide from what's happening out there. Open up and try to be positive and bring positivity to your environment.21:51 - Happiness is virtual.22:15 - Ultimately, it's going to be love which will save the world as we again find each other on this mud bowl and start to work together for a better new world.28:12 - I'm just happy that I'm here. I want to use this opportunity to be grateful, not in the spiritual sense, but to be really grateful and give back to life.28:59 - Tomorrow the sun will come up, there will be a new day, do better or maybe even change the past or past mistakes.Useful LinksInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/Zoltan.Rendes/Linkedin: The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Simone Milasas Simone Milasas is a self-made multimillionaire, international best-selling author, and the business development manager of Access Consciousness. Known for her innovative approach to financial freedom and personal development, Simone has empowered countless individuals to transform their lives through her books, seminars, and unique tools. Her work focuses on creating multiple revenue streams, achieving financial stability, and expanding businesses internationally. About This Episode In this episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison sits down with Simone Milasas to uncover her extraordinary transformation from financial struggle to becoming a multimillionaire. Simone shares how she navigated the challenges of debt, developed a mindset for success, and embraced the tools of Access Consciousness to revolutionize her financial reality. Simone also provides actionable advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, including how to overcome self-doubt, avoid the hesitation trap, and turn every business decision into an opportunity for growth. Her emphasis on self-trust, listening, and being present with your body offers a fresh perspective on building both personal and professional success. Quotes 5:39 - We're all different and I do get that. That diversity that we all be is what creates something greater. 6:34 - I think I created myself to be a financial mess so I could write this book and have all of these tools in there. 8:51 - I had this awareness and if you have an awareness, you can change it.  9:24 - There's always something else that shows up that you need to handle and deal with, and it's how you handle it and how you deal with it is the important aspect, I believe.  10:04 - You actually have to pivot and change the trajectory and choose something different, and then things can change.  14:34 - I think if you have that for yourself in everything that you choose, like you are an allowance of yourself, you are trusting yourself.  14:54 - Trust yourself, trust that you know, hold hands with the honoring, it's like what is honoring of you, honoring of the business.  15:39 - Have gratitude for yourself  16:06 - It's allowance, trust, honor, vulnerability and gratitude. And when you have that with you, you can also have that with your business. And when you have it with your business, you can have it with your colleagues, you can have it with everybody.  16:59 - If we have that energy, with that and that allowance and that trust and the honor and the vulnerability and the gratitude, we can create something really different here in the world.  19:30 - You might stumble and fall, but you're going to get back up again.  21:17 - I need to listen to my body and I need to choose with my body, not from conflict with my body.  21:43 - Stop stressing and don't judge yourself, do not judge your choices, just keep choosing, and choosing and choosing. Useful Links Website: https://www.simonemilasas.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/simonemilasas/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AccessSimoneMilasas Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/SimoneMilasas Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/simonemilasas/ The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Darshan Pindoria Darshan Pindoria is the founder of Deep Psych, a transformative platform dedicated to self-help and personal growth. With over a decade of experience in therapy, Darshan blends Eastern psychology learned in ashrams in India with Western psychological techniques. His unique approach focuses on exploring the deeper causes of mental health challenges and unlocking the power of introspection and mindfulness. Darshan's journey from IT to psychology was inspired by his transformative experiences in Indian ashrams, where he discovered the importance of self-awareness and experience-based learning. Through Deep Psych, Darshan shares his insights and helps individuals and organizations navigate their own journeys of self-discovery and growth. About This Episode In this episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison talks with Darshan Pindoria about his inspiring journey from an IT student to a renowned therapist and the founder of Deep Psych. Darshan shares how his early experiences growing up in a traditional Indian family and his time spent in ashrams in India shaped his unique approach to psychology. Darshan reflects on the differences between Eastern and Western psychology, emphasizing the "inside-out" versus "outside-in" perspectives. He explains how his transformative time in the ashram taught him to look inward, focus on experience-based learning, and uncover deeper insights into mental health and well-being. The episode also explores Deep Psych's mission to help individuals and organizations through therapy, workshops, and corporate events. Darshan highlights the importance of self-discovery, mindfulness, and addressing the root causes of challenges to achieve personal growth. Listeners will gain insights into practical tools for self-discovery, the power of introspection, and how to start their journey toward mental well-being. Darshan's inspiring "Green Pill moment" highlights the profound happiness and transformation that comes from looking within.  Quotes 3:03 - Psychology is an experience-based topic, so the people that challenge their mind on a daily basis, they're the ones that are worth learning psychology.  4:09 - It's my job to the change, be part of the awareness era. 4:17 - I was going on the feel factor and that's what kept me going in a deeper end of psychology instead of just get a degree and let that be it. 5:21 - You need to learn to feel nothing, essentially to know what nothingness is. 6:23 - It's that whole notion of just going from learning based on information being told to me or being read to learning based on pure experience. 7:36 - It's experience-based learning. 8:37 - Anger all of a sudden is not a bad thing. It's just a faster way of thinking, really in a hurry. 9:29 - From Western perspectives it's a learning curve. You end up just keep learning about it and you're kind of taught just to live with it after. 10:19 - Just knowing the deeper topic and then covering the deeper topic to help people overcome the little things. 13:32 - The biggest form of self-discovery is closing your eyes and seeing what's coming up. 15:36 - Awareness is the biggest savior in this industry. The more things that we're aware of when it comes to mental health is the more aspects we're going to be able to help ourselves on. 15:56 - Mindfulness is a big thing at the moment. 17:49 – Your reason to wake up, is your reason to live. That passion, that desire or whatever's going through our head is heavily linked to the reason we live our life, the reason that powers uThe Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Ananda ShakespeareAnanda Shakespeare is the founder and CEO of Shakespeare Communications, a leading public relations firm in Dubai. A former journalist with extensive experience in corporate and consumer PR, Ananda is a passionate advocate for ethical communication. Her career journey includes stints at renowned organizations such as BBC Radio 4, Time Out Dubai, and Middle East Economic Digest. With a focus on storytelling and authenticity, Ananda has successfully transitioned from journalism to PR, building lasting client relationships and championing causes close to her heart, such as sustainability and veganism.About This EpisodeIn this episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison sits down with Ananda Shakespeare to discuss her inspiring career journey. Ananda shares her transition from journalism to founding Shakespeare Communications, a move she describes as "accidental."She reflects on her early days as a journalist in the UK and her eventual move to Dubai in 2005, where she worked with notable publications like Time Out Dubai. Ananda delves into the evolution of the PR landscape in the Middle East, emphasizing the importance of digital strategies, influencer-led PR, and maintaining strong media relationships.Ananda also discusses some of her most memorable campaigns, including the launch of cinemas in Saudi Arabia after a 35-year hiatus, and her involvement in COP28, advocating for plant-based initiatives. Her insights into networking, the power of storytelling, and ethical communication make this episode a must-listen for PR enthusiasts and aspiring entrepreneursQuotes1:13 - I've always wanted to be a journalist.3:05 - I call myself the accidental PR.4:28 - I'm very deadline driven.4:48 - You have to really be able to pull out the stops and make things happen.5:11 - It's very helpful to know and understand exactly what journalists want, down to the very details.6:37 - There's more data-driven PR now, but still an emphasis on storytelling and authenticity.7:53 - I think those relationships are really, really important to media relations.8:58 - You really need to spend time networking I think that's vital and not always be at your desk.10:38 - Always go over and above.13:30 - Networking is key.13:47 - You've got to have a very broad network to win business.14:22 - Leverage your storytelling and your writing skills and you can build those networks and also go to industry associations and do courses to help your transition.14:51 - You have to keep learning new tools all the time.15:17 - There's also lots to learn, and for me, learning is one of my key values, so I enjoy learning new skills.15:52 - Having an agency background and not just working in-house is quite important, because you learn so much. You continue to learn with every client you have, so you can't replace experience. The best place to learn about PR is certainly in an agency because it's fast-paced, you're working over a variety of clients.17:55 - Internships experience, again vital. I'd really encourage the younger generation to come and work with us. We're not scary. We want to mentor. So, take the plunge, be brave.22:55 - I'd really encourage people to live their dreams and consider starting their own business. It's very rewarding.Useful LinksWebsite:https://www.shakespearecomms.comInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/shakespearecomms/Facebook: The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Bas KooijmanBas Kooijman is the CEO and Asset Manager of DHF Capital. Starting his entrepreneurial journey at the age of 13, Bas built successful tech and telecom businesses before transitioning to the financial sector. With a passion for leveraging technology, Bas established DHF Capital in 2020, a global firm now operating in five countries with over 70 team members. His expertise spans IT, telecom, asset management, and trading, and he is a mentor to aspiring traders, sharing his knowledge of cultivating the right mindset for success. Bas's journey is marked by resilience, adaptability, and a commitment to continuous learning.About this EpisodeIn this engaging episode, host Hilmarie Hutchison sits down with Bas Kooijman to explore his inspiring journey from a young entrepreneur in IT to becoming the CEO of DHF Capital. Bas shares how his early exposure to technology shaped his career, from building websites at 16 to running a telecom company managing critical systems, including Amsterdam's 112 emergency services.Bas talks about the pivotal moment of selling his telecom company and transitioning to finance, driven by a desire for more balance in life. He discusses how his technical background in IT and data science informs his approach to algorithmic and AI-driven trading, emphasizing the rapid evolution of technology in finance.Quotes1:18 - My main goal was to build businesses and systems with my strong desire to work in IT, all at the same time.3:40 - Making a website was one thing, but doing active system maintenance was absolutely a different level.6:04 - I decided to stay at a personal level first and later became a professional currency trader.6:40 - It was an industry that I really wanted to evolve in, an industry where I saw my technical skills coming of great use with all of them at that moment.8:10 - The AI technology, or the technology of having things done for people in the background, was already there for a very long time.8:33 - I think that people are falling behind if they choose to ignore technological changes.8:38 - As long as you are adaptive, if you are trying to keep learning in any field of work, and especially also in finance, jobs will just be increasing in productivity but stay technically the same.9:33 - It's when new things get too big to be ignored in the future. That's the moment that it becomes very interesting to make sure you know enough about it. 10:16 - Everybody can become a trader.10:20 - I cannot teach everybody to have the right trader's mindset.16:13 - Start on what they call a demo account. It  provides you with an account that does not have real money in there, where it means that you can try your strategies, try your emotions.16:35 - When you feel confident enough, you can try to trade with a number that's comfortable for you that in the worst case scenario, you don't get into trouble if that money does not plan out to go as well as you thought. 17:51 - It's very important to know where your passion is.20:36 - I would really have taken better care of myself from a health perspective and from a financial perspective during the build.21:08 - I always advise other entrepreneurs to really take a good look in the mirror and see how the other things next to your company or your career are currently doingUseful LinksInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/bkooijman/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bkooijmanofficial/Linkedin: The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Samuel Aziz BoubaousSamuel Aziz Boubaous is the founder of Wealth Consulting, a global company that offers personalized, high-level solutions for wealth management. Born in a small village in Germany to a Moroccan father and an Italian-German mother, Samuel's multicultural upbringing shaped his unique perspective on entrepreneurship and life. Starting as a fitness coach at just 15 years old, he built a business empire by navigating challenges and offering innovative solutions to entrepreneurs worldwide. Samuel is passionate about helping others overcome obstacles in wealth management, tax structuring, and international business setups.About this EpisodeIn this captivating episode, host Hilmarie Hutchison sits down with Samuel Aziz Boubaous, who shares his journey from growing up in a small German village to creating Wealth Consulting, a global business that provides holistic solutions for entrepreneurs. Samuel delves into his early struggles with taxes and business setup, the lessons he learned without a mentor, and how his multicultural background influenced his entrepreneurial spirit.Samuel discusses the motivation behind Wealth Consulting and how his company fills the gap by offering comprehensive services for entrepreneurs, including tax advisory, banking solutions, investment guidance, and business structuring across multiple countries. He emphasizes the importance of having the right infrastructure, particularly for e-commerce businesses, and provides key insights into international business expansion.Throughout the conversation, Samuel highlights the advantages of operating in Dubai, his laser-focused approach to building businesses, and the holistic approach his company takes to wealth management, considering personal, family, and business goals. He also shares advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, urging them to master one industry and stay committed to their goals.The episode concludes with Samuel reflecting on his most significant turning point—facing a major tax setback at 19—and how it transformed his worldview and approach to life and business.Quotes1:26 - I started pretty early trying to earn money, trying to build my first business in the fitness space.2:45 - I always had the motivation to make something with my life.4:04 - I can just create myself however I want to be.6:11 - I want to help people so that they don't suffer from this. 13:20 - We offer our clients is peace of mind, which means they don't need to worry because all these different aspects are covered basically, so you're not looking only at the business aspect.14:49 - The whole environment is just really inspiring and if I look at the surrounding that I have here the people that I see every single day.19:33 - You need to become an expert. You need to master one sphere and you need to choose one industry.19:41 - You just need to stick to it and become the best person there, and this takes years of mastery.20:35 - I think just the overall company that we've built, the work culture that we've built, that's the thing that I'm most proud of.22:36 - I realized, okay, if I want to survive in this business world, it needs to be larger than me and I need to become really successful.Useful LinksLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samuel-aziz-boubaous-63b39a305/Website: https://www.wealthconsulting.comInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/wealthconsultingThe Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Dr. Stephen BardenDr. Stephen Barden is a renowned management consultant specializing in strategic alignment, helping organizations harmonize their culture, processes, and leadership practices to achieve sustainable success. With a focus on refining organizational purpose and aligning behaviors, Stephen's work addresses the challenges of modern leadership and corporate strategy. He is also the author of How Successful Leaders Do Business With Their World and the host of the podcast The Power of Balance.About this EpisodeIn this follow-up episode, Dr. Stephen Barden sits down with host Hilmarie Hutchison to dive deeper into his insights on leadership, corporate strategy, and organizational purpose. Stephen shares updates on his work, including the rebranding of his company to reflect a broader focus on organizational alignment.He discusses the importance of rediscovering and refining an organization's purpose, aligning culture with strategy, and the necessity of cultivating forensic thinking within leadership teams. Drawing on examples from the automotive and electric vehicle industries, Stephen explains how organizations can overcome internal distractions, such as echo chambers and misaligned priorities, to achieve their strategic goals.Stephen also touches on the future of organizational strategy, forecasting trends like localized production, shifting global markets, and the increasing influence of large investment firms on business practices.The episode concludes with Stephen's perspective on how leaders should approach events and challenges, emphasizing the importance of making thoughtful decisions and taking responsibility for outcomes.Quotes1:43 - One of the things that is very important, that one needs to work with organizations profit and nonprofit holistically.2:08 - I'm focusing more and more now, is looking at the entire organization and how those organizations can program themselves for sustainable success, in other words, that they're able to keep going and they're able to keep growing, but based very much on and we go into that further based very much on the purpose of that organization 2:32 - Being a little less focused on the individual, a lot more focused on organizations.4:10 – The purpose has got to be there and people forget that.11:41 - Your biggest feedback is going to be from clients and what they're saying about you.11:53 - The aim in golf is to get the ball closer to the hole.12:05 - You need to be able to go back always to your people as well and say you know these are our goals, you know these are our purpose, you know this is our strategy. You've got to be very transparent about all those things to your people.13:02 - You, as part of a culture, have got to be really again forensic, analytical, curious about your own progress or about your lack of progress.14:08 - Instead of saying just what is good for the workers or what is good for the people, think about what is good for your people, the employees in that organization, as part of the organization, taking that organization to its success.20:20 - Life events don't change me, it's the choice or the decision that I make on how to deal with that event that matters.21:10 - Don't let life events change you.Useful LinksWebsite: https://www.stephenbarden.orgLinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephenbardenThe Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Nathalie KhouriNathalie Khouri is the creative director of Ralee Design House, an interior design studio that prioritizes creating harmonious and welcoming spaces. With over 15 years of experience in marketing and design, and a strong foundation in Feng Shui, Nathalie has transformed homes and commercial spaces across the UAE for the past five years. Originally from Montreal, she moved to the UAE in 2006 and has worked with leading global brands such as Apple, Reebok, and Bloomingdale's. Nathalie is passionate about blending her Middle Eastern roots into her designs, emphasizing cozy, inviting, and luxurious aesthetics.About this EpisodeIn this episode, Nathalie Khouri joins host Hilmarie Hutchison to discuss her journey from the corporate world to founding Ralee Design House, a business born out of her experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic. Nathalie shares the story behind Ralee's name, which combines the names of her children, symbolizing her dedication to family and creating a legacy. She describes how her transition from a fast-paced marketing career to interior design allowed her to embrace her creativity and love for transforming spaces.Nathalie discusses the importance of incorporating her Middle Eastern roots into her designs, which bring a sense of warmth and welcome to each space. She emphasizes listening deeply to clients to capture their vision, which she then brings to life in ways beyond their expectations. A certified Feng Shui practitioner, Nathalie also shares valuable tips on optimizing energy flow in both residential and office spaces, providing insights into how Feng Shui principles contribute to spaces that feel as good as they look.Throughout the episode, Nathalie reflects on her most rewarding projects and her commitment to understated luxury. She explains her philosophy of “quiet luxury,” where elegance is achieved through subtle and carefully selected materials rather than bold, overwhelming designs. The conversation closes with Nathalie's “Green Pool Moment,” a defining experience where she realized the potential of her creative touch in custom furniture design, marking a turning point in her entrepreneurial journey.Quotes2:38 - My home was always my sanctuary9:33 - Energy is so powerful in any space and if you use it to your advantage, there's so many benefits to it.10:53 - When you walk into a space and it just feels good and it's welcoming, it's a lot of the Feng Shui elements that we apply into that design.14:48 - I think that was my aha moment where I said I have it. I got that touch and she pushed every single creative element that I had and she brought out the best in me.15:16 - One of those projects where it started off really tough but really probably one of those most rewarding I had.15:52 - I have to say, being in the UAE, you're exposed to so much luxury and very loud luxury from the cars on the road to the homes you walk in.16:09 - Something that I actually really appreciate is quiet luxury.Useful LinksWebsite:https://ralee.meInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/ralee.meFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/raleedesign/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nkhouriThe Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Sara ChemmaaSara Chemmaa is the founder and CEO of Citron, a Dubai-based lifestyle brand known for its innovative and stylish mealtime products for families. Since its launch in 2018, Citron has grown to offer over 400 products, becoming a market leader in the GCC and expanding its reach to over 48 countries worldwide. With a background in investment banking and management consulting, Sara turned a personal challenge into a thriving business, leading the way in the family mealtime products market.About this EpisodeIn this episode, Sara Chemmaa sits down with host Hilmarie Hutchison to discuss her inspiring journey from investment banking and management consulting to founding Citron, a leading family mealtime product brand. Sara shares how her son's picky eating habits led her to create a lunchbox that solved mealtime frustrations, eventually launching Citron. She discusses the challenges of developing innovative products, navigating production regulations, and scaling the brand globally.Sara also talks about the importance of sustainability in Citron's product range and shares valuable advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, emphasizing the importance of following your gut, adapting quickly, and enjoying the entrepreneurial journey.Quotes1:38 - I took it as a challenge to make a lunchbox with compartment when eight years ago it didn't exist.8:04 - I really believe ignorance is a blessing.11:47 - I'm happy to say that now we sell one of the first lunchboxes made of stainless steel that goes to the microwave.12:57 - I always just keep it in my mind and I know that one day I will come up with something to solve that issue.15:09 - We learned that functionality is the most important thing, and if we can do functional and sustainable, then it's a winning proposition.16:28 - Bioplastic gives you the same benefits as plastic, but it's 100% biodegradable.18:09 - I'm a global brand, so I need to make sure that my clients in Europe can easily clean the products as well.20:23 - Your first year should just be focused on building the brand and building your products and testing and learning and ensuring you have a solid product before you want to build the brand and the community and everything.20:37 - I really believe and I tell the team all the time and all the entrepreneurs if we need to fail, we need to fail fast.21:04 - Enjoy what you do, do it with passion. The journey is quite bumpy. So, you may as well have fun and enjoy what you're doing.23:16 - Believe in your value as a person. You don't need people's validation. Useful LinksWebsite:https://citron.aeInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/sara.chemmaa/Twitter: https://x.com/chemmaasara Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarachemmaa/The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About  Qadreya Al Awadhi Qadreya Al Awadhi is the 27-year-old Emirati founder and CEO of Bumblebee, a homegrown business providing ready-made frozen meal plans for babies and toddlers. Alongside running Bumblebee, Qadreya holds a full-time position at one of the world's largest financial institutions. Her entrepreneurial journey is closely aligned with the UAE's National Strategy for Wellbeing 2031, and she is passionate about supporting the health and nutrition of children. Qadreya is also committed to mentoring young people, particularly in the financial sector.About this EpisodeIn this episode, Qadreya Al Awadhi joins host Hilmarie Hutchison to share her entrepreneurial journey and the story behind Bumblebee. Qadreya discusses how the idea for Bumblebee was sparked while babysitting a friend's child and how it led her to identify a gap in the market for healthy, fresh, and convenient meal options for babies and toddlers. She also talks about the challenges of balancing nutrition, taste, and convenience in children's meals, and how she went to culinary school to perfect the recipes.Qadreya shares insights on managing a full-time job alongside her business, the importance of budgeting and financial management in entrepreneurship, and her advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, especially women, looking to start businesses in the UAE. Kadreya's story is one of perseverance, innovation, and dedication to making a positive impact in children's health and wellbeing.Quotes3:00 - It was definitely challenging to understand how the business works and how it should run and operate smoothly.4:46 - It's a new concept and it's something that's unique.  It's something that only Bumblebee has in the entire UAE. 7:10 - I like to help people realize their potential.8:06 - Everyone here supports each other10:16 – Don't overspend.10:42 - Try to establish your place, try to find the demand, try to position yourself within your customers, and then you can just upgrade easily.Useful LinksWebsite:https://www.bumblebeefood.com/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/bumblebee_aeThe Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Erika Blazeviciute DoyleErika Blazeviciute Doyle is the founder of Drink Dry, the GCC's first premium non-alcoholic drinks marketplace. Originally from Lithuania, Erika has made her mark in the UAE's retail and hospitality sectors, leading the zero-alcohol revolution in the region. With a background in politics, diplomacy, and a personal journey toward sobriety, Erika's entrepreneurial success is fueled by her passion for promoting a healthier lifestyle. Her inspiring journey from solo entrepreneur to leader of a fast-growing startup showcases her dedication to making a positive impact on the community.About this EpisodeIn this episode, Erika Doyle joins host Hilmarie Hutchison to discuss her incredible journey from political researcher to the founder of a thriving non-alcoholic beverage company. Erika shares how she transitioned from her career in politics and diplomacy in the UK and Lithuania to becoming a successful entrepreneur in Dubai. She talks about the motivation behind starting Drink Dry, her experiences navigating the challenges of launching a new category in the beverage market, and the importance of having strong female role models.Erika also touches on the value of building a tribe of supportive women and why giving back to society is at the core of her values. With lessons in resilience, adaptability, and leadership, Erika's story will inspire aspiring entrepreneurs, especially women, to pursue their dreams, even when the road seems challenging.Quotes6:09 - I've always had to believe that I can do anything because I had these incredible examples of women in my life who had done everything they set their eyes to do and I think that really, really, really helped me.7:34 - The early years in my career really helped me to have the confidence that you know it will all be fine. 7:40 - However difficult things are going to get, however big the problems are going to get, there's always a solution and there's always another day tomorrow. 15:29 - The phrase “I don't know” is one of the most powerful phrases that we should be using. 17:37 - Be that person who sorts things out for everyone.25:31 - I'm a great believer in supporting others and I'm a great believer in asking for help too.27:45 - Build your tribe of people who will support you in every single way.33:56 - Trust your gut instinct every single time, even if you don't think that it served you well in that moment in time, but long run it absolutely does. Useful LinksWebsite: https://drinkdrystore.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/erika_drinkdry/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erika-blazeviciute-doyle/The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Karl DarianeKarl Dariane is a multifaceted entrepreneur and former Olympic alpine skier. He is the founder of FlexoFix, a cutting-edge physical rehabilitation clinic in the UAE. With a background in competitive sports, including skiing, squash, and jiu-jitsu, Karl has a deep understanding of the physical demands of athletes. His journey into the wellness industry began after sustaining multiple injuries, leading him to develop a holistic approach to rehabilitation and injury prevention. About this EpisodeIn this episode, Karl joins host Hilmarie Hutchison to discuss his fascinating journey from being an Olympic skier to becoming an entrepreneur in the wellness and tech industries. He shares how his passion for sports and hospitality led to the founding of FlexoFix, a clinic focused on helping people heal and prevent injuries through a comprehensive, human-centered approach. Karl talks about the impact of his own sports injuries, his innovative rehabilitation protocol, and the advanced technologies incorporated at FlexoFix, including red light therapy and hyperbaric oxygen chambers.Karl also dives into his latest tech venture, aimed at disrupting the service industry by creating better access for professionals and consumers alike. He emphasizes the importance of teamwork, balancing his personal love for sports with his entrepreneurial ventures, and how a human-centric approach drives his success across industries. Karl's story is a testament to resilience, innovation, and a deep commitment to helping others.Quotes2:36 - Flexi Fix is getting you to understand your body better, getting you to understand why and how to treat yourself and help everyone around us.3:50 - I started competing and skiing and training more and more, and that's how I got to Olympic level.5:58 - It's that dedication that we had. It's the discipline that we built throughout the years of training.6:24 - It's the dedication for me to become better at what I do and what I want to become as a professional in business and in sports.7:28 - I wanted to create something to help people, because I knew that I wasn't the only one out there that was suffering from injuries that kept happening and didn't really know what to do about it.07:55 - FlexoFix, that also is all about the innovations that I wanted to include to help more people.11:56 - That's what's making it even better for the clients and in a more comfortable journey and that's what you know my hospitality background helps in is that customer journey throughout the process of healing.18:08 - Significant impact for everyone that is going to use our platform and that's going to open up a lot of opportunities for people to work. 18:30 - What you learn from sports is that there's always a need for help.21:40 - I've always been someone that has a soft side for humanity. 22:33 – Build that proper connection and without a proper connection you never get anywhere. 23:13 - Make sure that you know you take your time, you need a lot of empathy for people. 24:19 - Dig into what you want to do, talk to people, share with people, ask a lot of help. That's what's going to get you up there. 24:49 - Don't go into it if you haven't really mastered or have gotten experience and have gone around, do your research, do your due diligence. Useful LinksWebsite:https://flexofix.coInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/flexo.fixFacebook: The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Joe El HageJoe El Hage is a passionate audiopreneur with a deep love for music and sound. Growing up in a musical family, Joe's journey began at eight when he picked his first guitar. Over the years, his love for music grew, leading him to explore various genres, from blues to heavy metal. After completing a degree in industrial engineering, Joe took a bold step into the world of audio, culminating in his founding JH Audio and Consulting. Based in Dubai, Joe has worked with major brands like Etihad Airways and Maastricht Bank, crafting sonic identities that resonate with audiences on an emotional level. He is also the creator and host of the Voices of Dubai podcast, which highlights diverse and inspiring voices in the region.About This EpisodeIn this episode, Joe joins host Hilmarie Hutchison to discuss his journey from growing up in a musical family to becoming an audiopreneur. Joe reflects on how his love for music and sound evolved, sharing his experiences moving from Montreal to Dubai and the turning points in his career that led him to create Voices of Dubai. He talks about the power of sound in building emotional connections for brands and gives a fascinating insight into sonic branding.Joe also discusses his experience working with major brands to craft their audio identities and how he believes sound can help businesses enhance their brand presence. He explains the importance of strategic planning for young entrepreneurs and shares valuable advice on embracing risks and following one's passion while staying focused on long-term goals.The episode wraps up with Joe sharing his thoughts on Dubai's Music City and its opportunities for aspiring musicians and audio professionals in the region. Joe also offers a personal reflection on his Green Pill moment, sharing insights into how embracing failures and building strong networks have been key to his success.Quotes2:38 - Music to me wasn't just entertainment and showmanship. It was also a way for me to really disconnect from the pressures of life and truly relax. 8:57— to me, sounds have the power to instantly recall feelings and memories in ways that text and visuals simply can't.10:32—The more senses you use in your advertising, marketing, or communications, the more likely you are to be remembered by people who are watching your show, listening to your ad, or hearing your voice.14:37 - Be strategic in everything that you do.14:39—Passion is great. If you have passion, it will drive you, but planning and being strategic will ensure that you reach your goal. 17:24 - Success doesn't happen overnight.Useful LinksWebsite:https://www.jhaudio.ae/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/jhaudioae/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/joe.lepelerinLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/audiojoe/The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Laura Barton-ToyneLaura Barton-Toyne is a dedicated leader in early childhood education, with over 20 years of experience working in nurseries and supporting children with special education needs. Her expertise spans child development, creating child-centered environments, and providing holistic support to families. Currently, she leads Yellow Kite Nursery in Dubai, a top-rated institution known for its natural learning experiences and emphasis on play. Laura's passion for children and education, coupled with her innovative approach to nurturing growth, has made her a prominent figure in the field.About this EpisodeIn this episode, Laura joins host Hilmarie Hutchison to discuss her journey into early childhood education, her unexpected move to Dubai, and her leadership at Yellow Kite Nursery. Laura shares her experiences of working with children, particularly those with special needs, and how Yellow Kite Nursery evolved into a supportive community for both children and their families.Laura explains the inspiration behind Yellow Kite's rebranding, emphasizing its focus on nature, eco-literacy, and child development through play. She also highlights the nursery's role in supporting parents, providing not only education for children but also creating a network of care for the whole family. Laura's insights into balancing structured learning with play, as well as her integration of natural experiences into the curriculum, offer valuable takeaways for educators and parents alike.The episode concludes with Laura reflecting on her career, the importance of self-care, and her personal Green Pill moment, where a surprising opportunity led her to her current role at Yellow Kite Nursery. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about passion, leadership, and the joy of working with children.Quotes8:53 - Play is an opportunity for active, hands-on learning and they are all the things that lead us to where we want to be later.13:35 - Children are so capable and they're born really capable, and they have all this innate curiosity and wonder within them.13:52 - They are fascinating little beings and it's a privilege to do what we do.14:18 - All children need is acceptance; acceptance of who they are right now, in the moment, and give them some time.16:06 - A little bit of kindness, a little bit of self-love and a little bit of acceptance goes a long way.Useful LinksWebsite: https://kangarookids.ae/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/mrsbt0108/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/YellowKiteNursery The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Naz MusaNaz Musa is a seasoned entrepreneur and visionary leader known for founding the Spartans Boxing Club. With over 25 years of global business experience spanning Europe, the US, Asia, Australia, and the Middle East, Naz has successfully built and scaled multiple ventures, including Spartans Boxing Club, which has grown from a local gym in Singapore to an international franchise. His journey is a testament to his passion for health, community, and innovative business development. Naz'spersonal and professional experiences reflect his commitment to fostering growth and making a positive impact.About this EpisodeIn this episode, Naz Musa shares his inspiring journey from his international upbringing to founding the Spartans Boxing Club. He reflects on his early years, from Sudan to the UK, and his transformative move to Dubai in 2005. With a career spanning industries like Holiday Autos, Naz's turning point came in 2008 when personal struggles with weight led him to discover boxing as a path to health and a new business venture.Spartans Boxing Club grew from a single gym in Singapore to a global brand, thanks to Naz's focus on community, inclusivity, and adapting to local markets like Dubai, Cambodia, and Australia. He also discusses integrating mental health into fitness through initiatives like Spartans Mind, supporting members physically and mentally holistically. This episode offers valuable insights for entrepreneurs on scaling internationally while staying true to their values.Quotes3:11 - If you're unhappy with what you're doing, it isn't worth continuing.6:44 - I love boxing, but I also love the fact that it helped me lose weight. 17:07 - You can't be afraid of failure. 17:25—Just because you fail doesn't mean you are a failure or that you can't do it again.19:36 - Be nice to everybody.Useful LinksWebsite: https://spartansboxing.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nazmusa1971/Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/spartansboxingclubLinkedIn :https://www.linkedin.com/in/nazmusa/The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Anne-Marie McQueenAnne-Marie McQueen is a veteran digital journalist, podcaster, and former national columnist with over 30 years of experience spanning North America and the Middle East. She has made significant strides in science, healthcare, and wellness journalism, becoming an early adopter and disruptor in the media landscape. Anne-Marie is the founding editor of Live Healthy, the first health and wellness platform in the Middle East, and the creator of Hot Flash Inc., a global platform dedicated to providing evidence-based information for women navigating perimenopause, menopause, and midlife. Her journey from traditional journalism to creating impactful digital content has made her a transformative figure in the wellness industry.About this EpisodeIn this episode, Anne-Marie McQueen shares her journey from journalism in Canada to becoming a leading health and wellness voice in the Middle East. She reflects on her shift from traditional newsrooms to digital content creation, overcoming challenges by embracing new tools and platforms.Inspired by her mother's battle with pancreatic cancer, Anne-Marie turned her focus to healthcare journalism, eventually founding Hot Flash Inc.—a platform offering evidence-based information on perimenopause and menopause. She candidly shares her own experience with perimenopause and the lack of reliable resources, driving her mission to educate and empower women.Anne-Marie also discusses launching Hot Flash Inc. during the pandemic, debunking menopause myths, and the importance of education, self-trust, and a positive mindset for women navigating midlife. Tune in to this insightful podcast! Quotes6:40 - It can be challenging to learn every new tool and every new skill, but it's important to keep up and embrace new things. 21:11 - It's important to focus on the positives and try to just let the negatives fall away25:02 - We're surrounded by people who've made big moves in their journey, and they understand how much these drastic changes help you grow as a person.25:35 - The confidence and self-trust that I have developed in the last couple of years is insane, along with the kind of inner peace and calm that have come with it.Useful LinksWebsite:https://www.hotflashinc.com/aboutInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/annmariemcqueenad/Twitter: https://twitter.com/hotflashincLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ann-marie-mcqueen-0619346/The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Sean MorrisSean Morris is a former professional cricketer and a visionary leader in the sports industry, now spearheading the integration of sustainability into sports through his innovative work with 1.5 Degrees Sport. With over 35 years of experience, including roles as CEO of the Professional Cricketers Association and the Rajasthan Royals IPL franchise, Sean combines strategic leadership, innovative thinking, and a passion for driving meaningful change. His journey from the cricket pitch to the boardroom and now to sustainability highlights his adaptability, learning, and inspiring influence, making him a transformative figure at the intersection of sports and sustainability.About this EpisodeIn this episode, Sean Morris shares his inspiring journey from professional cricketer to a leading voice in sports sustainability with his initiative, 1.5 Degrees Sport. He discusses his transition from the field to the business side of sports, highlighting the steep learning curve he faced moving from player to business leader. As the former CEO of the Professional Cricketers Association and the Rajasthan Royals IPL franchise, Sean reflects on valuable leadership lessons, such as managing diverse teams and navigating cultural differences.Sean also explores the challenges and opportunities of integrating sustainable practices into sports. He explains the motivation behind founding 1.5 Degrees Sport, driven by a desire to harness the vast influence of sports to promote sustainability. He discusses the creation of the first Sports Carbon Credit and partnerships with major entities like Oxford University's Environmental Change Institute and the Desert Vipers cricket franchise to advance sustainability in sports.Throughout the conversation, Sean emphasizes the importance of education, collaboration, and embracing the lessons of sports — like learning quickly and adapting to failure. He advocates for a proactive approach to sustainability, suggesting that sports organizations can become key players in the fight against climate change by engaging their extensive fan bases.Quotes1:53 – When you're learning, as long as you've got the support around you, you're okay being out of your comfort zone. 2:50 - You've got to get everyone going in the same direction.3:14 - You've really got to get into the personal motivations with each individual and then try and shape that into a collective direction.4:00 - You learn to be nimble, you learn to control the controllables and then manage as best you can those things that are out of your control. 4:48 - I think that's part of your personal development, of reacting the right way, knowing what's important, working out what isn't important. It's largely been steep learning curves.5:34 - You've got to live in the moment. 19:35 - We need is everyone to get on the pitch and have a go, because we need more players. That's kind of absolutely the central foundation to tackling the challenges that are ahead of us.20:40 - Your job is to be better tomorrow than you were today.25:30 - Don't be worried about your lack of expertise in this space, because you'll get there very, very quickly.  Useful LinksWebsite: https://1-5degreessport.com/Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/seanmorris174/ The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Mika Coquia, Karen Morales, and Savitri RahmadaniMika Coquia, Karen Morales, and Savitri Rahmadani are core members of the inspiring charity organization, Birthday Bliss. The organization is dedicated to bringing joy to children and hardworking laborers by organizing unforgettable birthday celebrations for those who face financial hardship. Mika, also known as Mommy Mika, is the founder of Birthday Bliss and Events for Change UAE. Karen balances her roles as an office manager, part-time entrepreneur, and instructor while contributing to the charity. Savitri, a hotelier from Indonesia, is passionate about spreading happiness through charitable work. Together, they have built a community that has delivered over 5,700 birthdays in the UAE and beyond.About this EpisodeIn this episode of the Matrix Green Pill Podcast, Hilmarie Hutchison speaks with the inspiring team behind Birthday Bliss: Mika Coquia, Karen Morales, and Savitri Rahmadani. They share their personal journeys, motivations, and the powerful impact their organization has had in providing joy to children and laborers who might otherwise not celebrate their birthdays. Mika discusses the growth of the organization from a small group of five to a thriving community of over 5,000 volunteers. Karen reflects on the joy of giving and the importance of community support, while Savitri talks about how charity work became a cornerstone of her life, especially during challenging times like the COVID-19 pandemic.They delve into their most memorable experiences with Birthday Bliss, including heartwarming stories that illustrate the profound impact of their work. The episode also explores the balance each member maintains between their professional and personal lives while passionately contributing to the charity. Listeners will be moved by the team's stories and encouraged by their commitment to spreading joy, kindness, and community spirit.The guests also share practical ways for listeners to get involved, whether by donating time, resources, or skills to help celebrate more birthdays and bring smiles to more faces.Quotes1:27 – Mika - We wanted to reach the families who were facing financial difficulties and cannot afford to celebrate birthdays of their children. 2:34 – Karen - Charity is part of my life.  It's an obligation to do, but it's a part of me and my life.2:53 – Karen - The main goal is to create a community of helping hands, because together we can do more.3:15 - Savitri - I think it's more into like a domino effect when you do something good, it will actually come back to you.4:15 – Mika – The craving to instill the values of charity and giving to my children and the desire to make a meaningful difference in this society.5:16 - Mika - It has a great impact on how we run this community and how we're able to share that particular joy to each and every beneficiary of the organization.8:26 – Karen - I'm surrounded with a magnificent, a very beautiful support system, of course, my husband, my life coach, my boss and, of course, my circle of friends who have the same vision as mine.9:35 - Savitri - I have to sacrifice one ball to be able to get focused on another one. I just cannot do it all at the one go.11:24 - Mika - Setting clear boundaries really plays a great role in managing your life, your advocacy, your work and your personal goals.17:53 - Savitri - I have to embrace my uniqueness as a mom as well as a hotelier.18:20 - Savitri - You need to embrace your uniqueness, you need to show your empathy, your compassion as well to be able to succeed.19:31 - Karen - Life is short, jThe Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Timothée DesormeauxTimothée Desormeaux is a visionary entrepreneur and co-founder of Acquisit, a company that has quickly earned the trust of global brands like L'Oreal, Calvin Klein, and Birkenstock. Born in France and now based in Dubai for the past nine years, Tim brings a unique blend of analytical thinking and creative problem-solving to the advertising industry. With a background in investment and a passion for entrepreneurship, Tim's journey from investment banking to becoming a tour guide, and finally to founding Acquisit, highlights his ability to innovate and seize opportunities, making him a rising figure in the marketing and data science space across the UAE.About this EpisodeIn this episode, Timothée Desormeaux shares his fascinating journey from growing up in the French countryside to becoming the co-founder of Acquisit, one of Dubai's emerging players in the marketing and data science industry. Tim talks about his early exposure to entrepreneurship through his family's fifth-generation business, his experiences in investment banking, and his transition to performance advertising. He also reflects on his time as a tour guide in Paris, where he honed skills that continue to serve him today in business. Tim candidly discusses the challenges of entrepreneurship, the importance of learning from failure, and his approach to building a team that aligns with his company's values and vision. Additionally, he highlights his belief in stakeholder capitalism and the need for intentionality in both personal and professional pursuits.Quotes1:30 - it's important to continue working hard, believing that tomorrow can be better than today.4:39 - The doer part of me comes from that first sort of failed experience.5:12 - I think the whole point is to keep going, with the hope that you will succeed.14:17 - The very first way of teaching or sharing knowledge is to try it out.16:05 - You can find purpose regardless of the main object or subject19:46 - Defining that where you want to be as an individual, and as an organization, helps you to make those arbitrage and then get your prioritiesUseful LinksWebsite:https://acquisit.io/Twitter:https://x.com/timdsxFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/timothee.desormeaux/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/timoth%C3%A9e-desormeaux-4390862/ The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Hemant KatyalHemant Katyal is a visionary businessman and entrepreneur with a background in computer science engineering. His passion for entrepreneurship led him to establish several successful ventures, including DhanGuard Banking Consultants and DhanGuard Business Center in Dubai. Hemant's journey from tech to finance and eventually to entrepreneurship showcases his ability to innovate and adapt, making him a significant figure in the UAE's startup ecosystem.About this EpisodeIn this episode, Hemant Katyal shares his remarkable journey from his roots in Delhi, India, to becoming a successful entrepreneur in Dubai. He also talks about his early fascination with technology, which led him to pursue a degree in computer science engineering, and how his passion for business and leadership steered him towards a career in banking. Tune in to an exciting podcast to get some advice on entrepreneurship, life lessons, finance, and more! Quotes2:21 - After getting experience in UAE, the the first thing I did was follow my love for entrepreneurship, and that led me to starting Dhanguard.8:05 - Rather than copying or getting obsessed with someone, it's important to find what you're good at and what you can build.13:31 - The philosophy if I were to say is clear – don't spend, invest. Focus on maximizing the resources rather than wasting it.15:40 - You have to be ready for challenges.20:37 - No matter how much money you have, no matter how big your company is, if you're not happy, you're not successful.22:30 - I still feel like that reading gives you altogether a different level of experience and a peace of mind versus if you're watching something.Useful LinksWebsite: https://dhanguard.com/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/hemantkatyal2/Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/hemantkatyal1/Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/hemantkatyal1/The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Furqan AtharFurqan Athar is the Managing Director & Partner at McARTHUR + COMPANY and Spret Retail, with over 25 years of experience in the retail industry. He has significantly influenced Dubai's retail landscape, contributing to iconic projects like the Mall of the Emirates and Dubai Festival City. Furqan is also a passionate longevity enthusiast and advocate for regenerative health. His journey from a career in business and accounting to becoming a central figure in Dubai's retail revolution showcases his innovative approach to business, health, and personal growth.About this EpisodeIn this episode, Furqan Athar shares his incredible journey from humble beginnings to becoming a pivotal figure in Dubai's retail scene. Starting his career in business and accounting, Furqan's work with giants like PwC, KPMG, and Majid Al Futtaim laid the foundation for his future success. He played a key role in shaping iconic projects like the Mall of the Emirates and Dubai Festival City, sharing the challenges and lessons learned along the way.For aspiring entrepreneurs, Furqan's advice is invaluable: embrace challenges, focus on your journey, and address crisis areas in your business. His thoughts on maintaining balance, the power of deep breathing, and a positive mindset inspire personal and professional growth.Quotes2:04 - I always wanted to be a self-made man.3:55 - You need to start things from the ground up. That grind really teaches you a lot.13:51 - Nutrition is not about feeding your body. It's about nourishment.15:59 - Educate people so they're on their own journey and you can help them. Don't try to control their journey.19:23 - Be a dopamine-seeking person, not a dopamine-encashing person.22:58 - Sometimes, you need to step out of your comfort zone and lead the way.Useful LinksWebsite:https://mcarthurcompany.comInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/mcarthurandcompanyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/McArthur.CompanyLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thefurqanathar/The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Wolfi HohmannWolfgang Hohmann, better known as Wolfi, is the founder of Wolfie's Bike Shop and a key figure in Dubai's cycling community. With over two decades of experience, he has transformed the cycling scene in the UAE from a niche interest to a globally recognised, vibrant community. Originating from Germany, Wolfi's journey started in a small corner of his brother's car repair shop and has led to his significant influence in Dubai's cycling revolution. His commitment to customer service, rooted in his hospitality background, and his dedication to building a cycling community have been pivotal in his success.About this EpisodeIn this captivating episode, Wolfi Hohmann shares his journey from humble beginnings in Germany to becoming a central figure in Dubai's cycling community. Wolfi discusses his early career in hospitality, which honed his customer service skills, and how these skills have been integral to the success of Wolfie's Bike Shop. He recounts the challenges he faced when opening his shop in Dubai 22 years ago and the strategies he employed to overcome them.Wolfi talks about the growth of the cycling community in the UAE, the impact of the pandemic on cycling, and the role of infrastructure development in promoting the sport. He also shares insights into the success of the UAE cycling team and the popularity of cycling during significant events like the Tour de France. Additionally, Wolfi discusses the importance of community and how cycling has helped forge friendships and improve mental health among riders.Tune in to hear Wolfi's inspiring story, gain insights into the development of the cycling community in Dubai, and learn valuable lessons for aspiring entrepreneurs and cycling enthusiasts.Quotes3:38 - It was always lovely to see how the community was growing3:50 - Creating a community around cycling was always very important because many people come here as expats seeking jobs, but they need a friend circle.4:24 - Mental health is essential; that was how we connected well.6:28—The coffee culture is quite big in cycling, so it's always nice to see how many people come together and people who normally wouldn't connect.16:29—Be disciplined about it and ask yourself if you're really putting in the effort the task deserves.17:54—Without difficult moments, I think I wouldn't be here, nor would I have the opportunity to learn and improve.Useful LinksWebsite:https://wbs.ae/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/wolfidxb/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wolfgang.hohmann.75/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@wbsdxbLinkedin:https://ae.linkedin.com/in/wolfgang-hohmann-11bb9218 The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Raghav Reggie JerathRaghav Reggie Jerath is the founder and CEO of Hydro, a pioneering platform revolutionizing internet monetization. With over a decade of entrepreneurial experience, Reggie has led multiple ventures to remarkable success. Growing up in Dubai and having spent time in Canada and the UK, he has a diverse background that has shaped his career. Reggie is also a founding partner of Gap Capital Partners and one of the co-founders of Crypto Fight Night, demonstrating his versatility and commitment to innovation across various industries.About this EpisodeIn this fascinating episode, Raghav Reggie Jerath shares his journey from his early exposure to crypto in university to becoming a leading figure in the blockchain and Web3 space. Reggie discusses his entrepreneurial ventures, starting with a family-owned gas business and transitioning to his role at Publicist Group, where he learned essential marketing skills. He provides insights into the creation and evolution of Hydro, his innovative approach to internet monetization, and the challenges faced along the way.Tune in to hear Reggie's story, gain insights into the world of crypto and blockchain, and learn valuable lessons for aspiring entrepreneurs.Quotes5:03 - We were trying to create a monetization system that doesn't have to rely on advertising and it uses crypto or blockchain.14:43 - People listen to what you have to say and then they'll join the community if they like.15:30 - The most important thing you can develop, is your network.16:20 – Essential qualities or traits for success as an entrepreneur - Perseverance, the ability to hustle, and emotional intelligence.Useful LinksWebsite:https://www.hydro.online/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/reggi3j/Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/raghav-j-567b697a/X: https://x.com/reggi3jThe Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Yuri DvoinosYuri Dvoinos is a dynamic AI enthusiast, serial entrepreneur, and startup advisor with an impressive portfolio of over 15 launched digital products. Currently, he serves as the Chief Innovation Officer at Aura, spearheading revolutionary work in cybersecurity and AI. Hailing from Ukraine, Yuri holds a master's degree in computer science and has carved a successful career in cybersecurity. He has founded and grown multiple companies, including Clario, which boasts over 50 million downloads. His entrepreneurial ventures span diverse fields, from cybersecurity to innovative products like the portable electronic guitar Playjami. Yuri's unwavering dedication to technological advancement and innovation shines through in his ongoing efforts to enhance digital safety and security.About this EpisodeJoin us for an engaging episode with Yuri Dvoinos, a trailblazer in AI and cybersecurity, as he takes us through his inspiring journey from Ukraine to becoming a renowned innovator and entrepreneur. Yuri shares his early life experiences, his deep-seated passion for technology, and the hurdles he overcame in his career. He offers insights into the complex worlds of AI and cybersecurity, emphasizing the critical role of innovation in addressing both current and emerging digital threats. Yuri also discusses his work at Aura, focusing on the development of AI-driven solutions to combat scams and safeguard individuals' digital lives.Tune in to gain valuable insights from Yuri Dvoinos's experiences and explore the future of AI in cybersecurity. Discover the impact of scams on various demographics and glean practical advice for aspiring entrepreneurs in the tech industry.Quotes4:08 - It was clear that AI will help us to solve problems in a completely different and much more efficient manner than any other technology.5:02 - I learned along my journey that AI is not just being used for the greater good.8:14 - We all are vulnerable to different channels – Younger people tend to believe a bit more on social media channels, while seniors are vulnerable to the phone calls.8:53 - I think scammers got really creative about tricking people in order to believe they really do work or communicate with someone legitimate.21:02 - I think that is the trick here – AI is just going to make it harder for us to verify if the communication is authentic.Useful LinksInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/dvoinos/X: https://x.com/yuriynosLinkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/dvoinos/The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Payal NanjianiPayal Nanjiani is a renowned leadership speaker and executive coach with over 21 years of experience helping individuals and organisations succeed. Born in Mumbai, India, she has a rich background in both India and the United States, balancing her professional and family life as a mother and wife. Payal's journey from a corporate role in America to becoming a leading figure in executive coaching is driven by her passion for leadership development and her dedication to understanding and bridging the gap between successful individuals and those striving to succeed.About this EpisodeIn this insightful episode with Payal Nanjiani, one of the most influential leadership speakers and executive coaches, we delve into her fascinating journey from growing up in Mumbai, India, to becoming a prominent figure in leadership and executive coaching. Payal shares her early life experiences, the impact of her loving family, and how these shaped her into the people-oriented person she is today. She also talks about her quest for understanding what differentiates the truly successful from the average and her mission to help others achieve their fullest potential.Tune in to be inspired by Payal Nanjiani's story and gain a wealth of knowledge on leadership, personal growth, and more!Quotes1:49 – My family have always taught me a lot of kindness and helps me to understand people before I only think about myself.  7:57 - The universe is in abundance of opportunities for everyone.8:06 - You have to make yourself different. You have to stand out.8:18 - Keep working on yourself and be a master in your field.11:52 - You have to work on yourself internally before you get the results externally.15:19 - Your productivity is not about time management, it is about your energy management.Useful LinksWebsite:https://www.payalnanjiani.com/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/payalnanjiani/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nanjianipayal/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/PayalNanjianiLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/payalnanjiani/The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 Welcome to The Matrix Greenpill podcast, celebrating our 200th episode with 20 impactful success quotes. From conquering fear to trusting your instincts, each quote embodies the essence of overcoming challenges, pursuing dreams, and embracing growth. Join us as we reflect on wisdom shared by our guests, inspiring listeners to seize opportunities and navigate their paths with courage and conviction. These quotes aren't just words—they're beacons of motivation, guiding you towards a future defined by determination and resilience. Here's to unlocking your potential and embracing success on your terms.1. If you don't enjoy doing your job, even after five pm, it's not the right role for you.” Shehab Beram (Eps. 196)2. Educate yourself to understand what you're doing before you put money in" Dr Daniel Daniel (Eps. 195)3. Don't be afraid to pursue your dreams. If you're afraid, the solution is the required knowledge - all your fears will disappear” Jigar Sagar (Eps. 194)4. Do your research before you jump in” John Viola (Eps. 193)5. Don't think too much about the future. Focus on the present and just be together." Amit Bhargava (Eps. 191)6. When we can acknowledge the life lessons, we become limitless in our ability to give to others." Sussi Mattsson (Eps. 190)7. Follow your gut, and always remember that the possibilities are limitless." Roman Axelrod (Eps. 189)8. Embrace every challenge as a chance to grow” Shanil Ebrahim (Eps. 188)9. "There's no substitute for hard work, and if you fail, you restart from experience, not from scratch” Mehreen Omar (Eps. 187)10. Every mistake you make in your journey is a lesson to learn from” Matt Haycox (Eps. 186)11. Striving to be the “best” in something leaves little room to truly excel in anything” Vishal Sheth (Eps. 185)12. I truly believe that this is the moment that we'll look back on in a couple of years and think- think is when it all really started." Mike Khouri (Eps. 184)13. Tolerance is our biggest asset." Priya Kumar (Eps. 182)14. I always say when I work with young people – Take the task even if you don't know how to do it – you learn on the job." Kasper Sierslev (Eps. 181)15. Do not climb the ladder of success to find out that it was learning against the wrong wall” David Adeoye Abodunrin (Eps. 179)16. Humans are storytellers and we connect with each other through stories" Surya Ramkumar (Eps. 178)17. You need to learn to have patience, and you need to learn to focus on the big picture” Faisal Abid (Eps. 177)18. Go with the flow, and life will take you where you're meant to be" Vience boon (Eps. 176)19. Feedback is a gift; only people who care enough give it to you." Ajay Malik (Eps. 175)20. "Do not be afraid to take chance on yourself and don't postpone it." Marina Krivonossova (Eps. 174)As we conclude our 200th episode journey through these powerful success quotes from The Matrix Greenpill podcast, remember that success is not just about achieving goals; it's about embracing the journey, learning from setbacks, and staying true to your dreams. Each quote reminds us to trust ourselves, persist through challenges, and continuously grow. Let these insights be your compass as you navigate the complexities of life and strive for greatness. Thank you for being part of our community—here's to many more episodes filled with inspiration, wisdom, and the courage to transform dreams into reality. The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Hitesh SharmaHitesh Sharma is the dynamic Managing Director and Founder of Taste Studio Catering. His journey from early exposure to the food industry through his family's restaurant to establishing Taste Studio in 2015 is a testament to his resilience, entrepreneurial spirit, and vision for delivering unparalleled experiences. Born in Mumbai, Hitesh's background includes professional cricket, a marketing career, and significant contributions to his family's restaurant before making his mark in Dubai's food industry.About this EpisodeIn this inspiring episode with Hitesh Sharma, the Managing Director and Founder of Taste Studio Catering, we explore his fascinating journey from growing up in Mumbai to becoming a leading figure in Dubai's catering industry. Hitesh shares his background, the challenges he faced, and the pivotal moments that led to the creation of Taste Studio.We delve into Hitesh's transition from a marketing career to entrepreneurship, his innovative approach to catering, and the unique challenges and successes he has encountered along the way. Hitesh also discusses his commitment to sustainability, his leadership style, and his passion for giving back to the community.Listen now to gain a wealth of knowledge and be inspired by Hitesh's journey and his commitment to enhancing the catering industry through innovation and excellence.Quotes2:24 - The period when my dad was going through some financial struggles, so I decided not to be a burden on him, at least in the financial sense.2:40 - I started doing some side hustles and making extra pocket money for myself. 4:18—It made me more responsible. It showed me how life would be to live alone, and believe it or not, I would owe it to luck as well.19:22 - I don't micromanage. I trust and believe in people.19:36 - If you don't give somebody an opportunity or let them try, you will never know that you have hidden gems and great talent within your team.22:10 – Leadership Style – Work hard, play hard.Useful LinksWebsite:https://tastestudio.ae/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/tastestudiouae/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tastestudiouae/Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/hitesh-sharma-14989928/The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Alexander PonomarevAlexander Ponomarev is a dynamic entrepreneur and tech innovator who is revolutionising the restaurant industry in the Middle East with cutting-edge technology solutions. As the CEO of Syrve MENA, Alex has over 11 years of experience in hospitality IT, transforming restaurant automation from London to Hanoi and now the MENA region. His journey from humble beginnings in Russia to leading a technological transformation in the restaurant sector is a testament to his passion for innovation and excellence in the industry.About this EpisodeIn this exciting episode with Alexander Ponomarev, the CEO of Syrve MENA, we learn about his fascinating journey from growing up in the Urals of Russia to becoming a leading figure in restaurant automation in the Middle East. Alex talks about his background in languages and how his passion for hospitality IT began unexpectedly, leading to a career that has spanned continents and transformed industries.We dive deep into the inspiration behind Alex's transition to hospitality IT, his innovative approach to restaurant automation, and the unique challenges and successes he has encountered along the way. Listen now to gain a wealth of knowledge and be inspired by Alex's journey and his commitment to enhancing the restaurant industry through technological innovation.Quotes12:48 - You should be a talented person to some extent to be able to cook nice food.23:54 - Technologies are relieving our lives from routine.26:34 - Technology which you are going to be using along the way is a very important thing, so you should be paying a lot of attention to that.28:40 - You need to pay more attention to the people you love, no matter how busy you are. 29:32—You should be persistent in finding what you love because many people get frustrated when they try to do so.30:13 - Be persistent in pursuing what you are passionate about.Useful LinksWebsite:https://www.syrve.com/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/syrve.menaFacebook: https://web.facebook.com/alexander.ponomarev89/Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexander-ponomarev-765b1262/The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

About Shehab BeramShehab Beram is a dynamic figure in the field of product management and entrepreneurship. Originally from Libya, Shehab's journey spans continents and industries, from Malaysia to the Middle East. He began his career early, achieving significant academic and professional milestones. As a senior product manager, Shehab has spearheaded innovative strategies and founded VisionX, a personal branding studio for product leaders. His diverse background and experience have made him a sought-after mentor and consultant in the product management space.About this EpisodeIn this episode of the Matrix Green Pill podcast, Shehab shares his remarkable journey from Libya to Malaysia and then to the Middle East, detailing his early start in the tech industry and his transition into product management.Shehab discusses the inspiration behind his career shift, the importance of certifications, and the challenges he faced in stakeholder management. He emphasizes the significance of building personal relationships and offers insights into his entrepreneurial venture, VisionX, which aims to enhance the personal branding of product leaders.The conversation also covers the trends shaping the future of product management, including the impact of AI, and Shehab's innovative approach to integrating AI models into his workflow. The episode concludes with a lightning round of personal questions, revealing Shehab's management style, daily routines, and his Greenpoll moment that defined his career path.Quotes3:08 - I felt programming kept me a little bit away from the bigger picture of business as an aspiring entrepreneur. 4:19 - I've learned the hard way that it's all about influence. It's all about leading with no authority. 4:56 - I was obsessed with learning.5:01 - I wanted to learn about every single function in the tech industry. 5:18 - Every one of these certifications helped me understand the perspective of every team member that I'm working with as a product manager.5:45 - You need to work with your team closely.5:51 - Gaining these certifications while learning the knowledge behind these certifications will definitely help you as an entrepreneur.7:54 - I realized that investing in personal relationship is super important, I started to see basically a very positive impact on my relationship with them the overall workflow and the products we built.9:06 - VisionX came to bridge the gap between both of these components the market and the best product leaders.11:46 - Make sure that your work is visible, make sure that you're moving the needle, meaning that you're improving your metrics17:28 - I really want to emphasize that product managers should start to design their AI models, because it will really help them be more efficient with their jobs.21:45 - If you don't enjoy doing your job, even after five pm, it's not the right role for you.21:51 - It's not about you sticking in your full-time role after five pm, but is it something you're passionate about enough to take it in your part-time engagements.Useful LinksWebsite:https://www.shehabberam.com/Twitter:https://twitter.com/shehab_beramLinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/shehab-beram/Wikipedia: https://wikialpha.org/wiki/Shehab_BeramThe Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

 About Dr. Daniel DanielDr. Daniel Daniel is a distinguished figure in the field of cryptocurrency education and investment. Originally a highly sought-after cosmetic dentist in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Dr. Daniel transitioned into the world of crypto after a successful career in dentistry. His expertise in simplifying complex subjects has made him a leading educator in cryptocurrency, empowering investors at all levels to navigate the crypto landscape confidently. Dr Daniel's innovative approach to teaching crypto investment focuses on creating strategic, low-risk pathways for busy professionals, ensuring they can benefit from the lucrative opportunities in the crypto market.About this EpisodeJoin us on the Matrix Green Pill podcast for an enlightening conversation with Dr. Daniel Daniel, a former top-tier cosmetic dentist turned crypto investment educator. In this episode, Dr. Daniel shares his fascinating journey from dentistry to cryptocurrency, detailing how his patient communication and education background set the stage for his success in the crypto world.We dive deep into the inspiration behind Dr. Daniel's transition to crypto, his passion for educating others, and his unique approach to simplifying complex crypto concepts. Dr Daniel also discusses the importance of thorough education, risk management, and strategic investing in the volatile crypto market. Listen now to gain valuable insights and be inspired by Dr. Daniel's transformation story and commitment to helping others achieve financial success in crypto!Quotes1:59—One of my superpowers is taking complex subjects and simplifying them.5:42—Learning about crypto is a never-ending, really deep, difficult process.13:37—Educate yourself to understand what you're doing before you put money in.22:24—Crypto in three words - Lucrative, dangerous, exciting.23:44—Work is the game we play to fund our life.Useful LinksWebsite:https://cryptoprogram.ca/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/iamdr.daniel/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drdanieldaniel/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCloQ3YGpkKKRYMHA437dvXAThe Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/reviewThe Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review