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In this episode of The Kirk Miller Podcast, Kirk sits down with Spencer Lodge, serial entrepreneur, global sales leader, and host of the Made in Dubai Podcast. From selling copiers in London to leading multi-million-dollar businesses across five continents, Spencer has spent over 30 years mastering the art of growth, resilience, and reinvention. Together, Kirk and Spencer dive into the lessons that built his career and the mindset that keeps him evolving — long after most would have stopped. In This Episode: The early days of rejection that forged an unbreakable work ethic How decades in global sales shaped Spencer's leadership philosophy Why discipline and structure are the real foundations of success The financial lessons that transformed his relationship with money How purpose and contribution gave new meaning to achievement This is a brutally honest look at what it really takes to win in business and life — from a man who's done both on the global stage.

28 Oct 2025. The UAE Cabinet has approved the 2026 federal budget, projecting a 30% increase in revenues and balanced spending for another year. We ask Emirates NBD economist Daniel Richards where those gains are likely to come from and what they say about the country’s fiscal health. Plus, it’s earnings season: we speak to the CFO of ADNOC Drilling about their latest results. And we get an exclusive first look at Dubai’s hospitality numbers with the team from Cavendish Maxwell.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

27 Oct 2025. Investment firm Amanat plans to sell a 30% stake in its education subsidiary, Al Masar Al Shamil Education, ahead of a listing on Saudi Arabia’s Tadawul. We speak to MD Fadi Habib about what this move means for the region’s booming education sector. Plus, Alshaya opens the Middle East’s first Primark in Kuwait, with three Dubai stores on the way. CEO John Hadden tells us why the region is primed for fast fashion. And we’re live from ICD Brookfield Place celebrating its fifth anniversary, where UAE fitness brand Reform Athletica shares how it’s scaling up into Saudi Arabia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

17 Oct 2025. LVMH shares have posted their best day in more than two decades on hopes the Chinese luxury shopper is making a comeback. We ask the team at Chalhoub what this could mean for the region’s high-end market. Plus, Canadian prop-tech firm 1VALET is bringing its smart-building technology to Dubai, but how much does it really cost to make a building intelligent? And finally, would you be happy to have a chip implanted in your brain? Georgia Tolley speaks to the CEO of Paradromics, the U.S. company starting clinical trials next year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

15 Oct 2025. The IMF has raised its forecast for global growth this year to 3.2%, though it warns that the full impact of trade tariffs has yet to be felt, and the outlook remains “dim.” We speak live from Washington to ADCB Chief Economist Monica Malik for the latest from the IMF meetings. Plus, we’re live from Ajman to find out exactly what's being built here at Al Zorah City with the development company behind the coastal project.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

10 Oct 2025. More retirees are moving to Dubai, often to be closer to family. We look at what it takes to make the move, from visas to insurance, and speak to one entrepreneur who helped her 92-year-old mother-in-law settle into life in the UAE.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

02 Oct 2025. Etihad Rail has created a new joint venture with French train operator Keolis to run the UAE’s passenger rail services when they launch next year. We speak to the CEO of Keolis about what travellers can expect. Plus, ALEC Holding has set its IPO share price, we hear from the company’s CFO on what this means for investors. And Five Iron Golf is expanding into the UAE, Matt Csillag tells us how he plans to bring the urban golf experience to the region.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

01 Oct 2025. We put the latest fuel price hike in context with Emirates NBD economist Jeanne Walters. Plus, Careem is expanding beyond ride-hailing with a stake in a car rental company, we ask Chief Business Officer Bassel Al Nahlaoui why. And Dar Global’s Ziad El Chaar tells us about their plans for a new Trump-branded development in Jeddah.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

26 Sep 2025. Saudi Arabia has frozen rent hikes in Riyadh for the next five years to tackle soaring prices. We ask Matt Myers of Heriot-Watt University why Saudi is doing this and what it means for investors and the wider property market. Plus, we wrap up AI Week with Presight’s Chief Growth Officer on where the company is heading next. And Matt Stanley of Keplr brings us the latest on the oil market.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

25 Sept 2025. It’s Day 4 of our live broadcast from Presight HQ in Abu Dhabi for AI Week in partnership with Microsoft. Martin Yates, Executive Office Government Advisor at Presight (G42), explains how AI can make cities smarter. Plus, with corporate tax returns due on September 30, tax expert Thomas Vanhee walks us through what companies need to know. And we talk about the business of basketball in Abu Dhabi with Etihad Airways CEO Antonoaldo Neves.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

24 Sep 2025. The OECD has raised its global growth forecast to 3.2% this year, but warned the full impact of tariffs is still to come. We ask Emirates NBD economist Ed Bell how to read the report. Plus, we look at Presight’s growing presence in the financial sector and how AI is transforming everything from risk management to customer experience, with Andrew Reakes. And Simon Ballard, Chief Economist at FAB, joins us for a deep dive into the Abu Dhabi economy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

23 Sep 2025. Presight CEO Thomas Pramotedham revealed the news live on The Business Breakfast, outlining how the fund aims to back cutting-edge AI ventures across multiple sectors. Plus, Dubai’s FDI streak continues with over 640 new projects in H1 2025, we asked HSBC’s Simon Williams if Abu Dhabi is catching up. And PwC is moving its annual green energy summit to Abu Dhabi. We spoke to their Head of Energy Transition about what it signals for the UAE’s sustainability push.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

22 Sep 2025. We’re broadcasting live from Presight HQ to find out where the AI firm fits into the wider G42 ecosystem and what’s next for its growth. Plus, a new Quantum Computing fund goes live in Abu Dhabi today, we speak to Lunate’s Sherif Salem about the opportunity. And as the US slaps a $100,000 fee on H-1B visas, we ask Marc Ellis Consulting’s Zaid Al Hiali what this could mean for UAE tech recruitment.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

19 Sep 2025. We’re live from Aldar’s latest Dubai launch party as Cecilia Reinaldo takes us inside the developer’s newest project and what it means for the city’s property market. Plus, Deloitte has been crunching the numbers on UAE hiring, we get the latest from their human capital team. And Alpen Capital tells us why Gulf consumers are paying more for healthy and sustainable food.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

18 Sep 2025. The US Federal Reserve has cut interest rates by a quarter point and the UAE Central Bank immediately followed, lowering the base rate to 4.15%. We ask economist Dan Richards of Emirates NBD what it means for borrowing, saving, and investing here in the UAE. Plus, Majid Al Futtaim has opened a supermarket just for kids, we speak to their CEO of Retail about the concept. And Sky Kurtz, the “Berry King” of Pure Harvest, joins us to reveal two new collaborations as demand for local produce continues to rise.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

17 Sep 2025. Affluent Gulf consumers have doubled their spending in the past two years, according to Visa. We speak to Dr Saeeda Jaffar to find out where the money is going (spoiler: five-star hotels & jewelry). Plus, we talk “coffee-nomics” with DMCC as they build a giant coffee hub in Dubai. And as we give away a brand new Nio, we highlight how DEWA is making EV charging more accessible across the city.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today’s episode, we explore the very human side of artificial intelligence. AI doesn’t just “know” how to speak, reason, or relate — it has to be taught. And the ones doing the teaching? They’re called AI trainers. Psychologist Dr. Kirin Hillier, professor Talal Abdul Ghani Shaikh, and U.S.-based AI trainer Isaiah Kwong-Murphy join us to reveal the fascinating, ethical, and sometimes surprising world of training machines to think — and even sound — like us. Also on the show, the Arab Child Summit returns to Expo City Dubai. Co-founder Reem Madkour and education leader Dr. Ghadeer Abu-Shamat ask a vital question: how do we raise children who are deeply rooted in Arab culture while thriving in a globalised world? Plus, Dr. Vinayak Pavate explains new research linking oral hygiene to heart health, while Amna Al Owais from DIFC Courts breaks down what every expat family needs to know about wills and protecting their legacy in the UAE. And finally, domestic abuse in our communities remains one of the least discussed but most serious issues. Mary Justine Todd, founder of Shamsaha, highlights the hidden forms of abuse and the support systems available here in the UAE.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

16 Sep 2025. More than half of the new companies setting up in Dubai this year are from Asia. We ask Professor Aditya Moses of the Indian Institute of Management why Dubai is becoming the destination of choice for Asian businesses. Plus, Moody’s warns of a “moderate price correction” in Dubai’s real estate market, we speak to the analyst behind the report. And Dubai builder ALEC is going public with a 20% share offering, we ask Sameer Lakhani what the listing could mean for investors and the wider construction sector.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

15 Sep 2025. Emaar Properties is planning acquisitions in “big countries” including the US, India, and China with Chairman Mohamed Alabbar saying the UAE may be “too small” for the developer’s ambitions. Plus, could Dubai homebuyers soon skip the traditional 20% down payment? REEF’s Samer Ambar joins us to explain their game-changing model. And we launched “Charge & Chat” - our new tech talk feature from the backseat of a NIO electric car - kicking off with Amazon MENA’s Ronaldo Mouchawar.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

10 Sep 2025. US investment giants Permira and Blackstone have paid $525 million for a stake in Dubai-based Property Finder, valuing the company at $2 billion. We get the inside story from founder Michael Lahyani. Plus, Abu Dhabi launches K2 Think, a new AI model it says can rival ChatGPT in mathematical tasks. And as Rupert Murdoch settles his family succession battle, we ask Lombard Odier’s Aboudi Najia what succession planning looks like here in the Gulf.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

09 Sep 2025. UAE proptech PRYPCO has closed a Pre-Series a round led by General Catalyst. We speak to founder Amira Sajwani about what it means for investors and the future of tokenized real estate. Plus, veteran Gulf investor Hazem Ben-Gacem, former Investcorp CEO, reveals details of his new $2 billion fund, BlueFive. And Stirling Hospitality’s Tatiana Veller tells us what’s next for tourism growth in Ras Al Khaimah.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

08 Sep 2025. We’re live from NIO Hub Dubai with a flurry of announcements: Du is selling more shares in a secondary public offering, with just over 7.5% of its share capital offered to investors. ADNOC Gas joins the FTSE Emerging Index, boosting its global visibility after earlier inclusion in MSCI. And NIO’s UAE boss on their new hub in SZR, plus a car giveaway!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

06 Sep 2025. Damien & Naz talk about the next big leap in EV charging - going wireless! We've also dive into Cadillac’s electrification plans, its entry into Formula 1 with Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas, plus a review of the all-new Cadillac Lyriq EV. Special guest in the studio: Omar Elkhishin, Managing Director, Cadillac International Operations & Middle East.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From world-changing kids to pastel-colored debt to a culture stuck on refresh—this episode of Afternoons with Helen Farmer dives into the contradictions shaping 2025. We begin with AlDhabi AlMheiri, the 11-year-old Emirati changemaker behind the world’s first AI academy for kids. Her mission? To make tech ethical, inclusive, and accessible—especially for girls. Next: why is debt now wrapped in soft colors and influencer aesthetics? We unpack the hidden risks of Buy Now, Pay Later culture with financial planner Michele Carby, and hear from Mei, a Filipina expat navigating the fallout of a 7,000 AED loan. Finally, we ask: what happens when a summer has no defining vibe? No anthem, no blockbuster—just vibes and brain rot. Is it a cultural crisis, or a break from the hype machine? We hear from Afroz Nawaf, Film Lecturer at Middlesex University Dubai, and Amanda Hoover, the Business Insider journalist who coined the term "Summer Brain Rot."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Farmer’s Kitchen, Jen Crichton serves up a feast of global flavors and adventurous escapes. We dive into the bold new opening of 3FILS Abu Dhabi with Chef Jhovani Manalo, and explore how Baoli is redefining luxury beach dining—with Executive Chef Omar Basiony live in studio. Then it’s game on as we uncover the booming world of sports tourism, from World Cups to unexpected global sporting adventures—with expert insights from Stuart Kirkham of ES Sports. Finally, we wrap with what’s trending in Dubai’s food scene with James Pemberton, and team behind The Workshop Dubai, where café culture meets creativity. Food, travel, and everything in between—this episode is not to be missed.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

24 Jul 2025. Yesterday we asked if summer was the season for tweakments, today we’re going all in. Is Dubai seeing a plastic surgery boom? We speak to Dr. Iraj Ahmadi, Consultant Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon at Mediclinic Welcare Hospital. Plus, Monte Saffediene of Capital.com breaks down Tesla and Google’s latest earnings. And CBD CFO Darren Clarke joins us with the bank’s latest results - up 15% in Q2.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What does it take to build a brand that's global, rooted, and unmistakably you?In this episode of Breaking the Mold, I sit down with Raj Kotecha — global brand strategist and founder of Creative Content Agency — whose clients include Gary Vee, Tony Robbins, Steven Bartlett, and the Dubai Future Foundation.We talk about identity, influence, and building a brand that cuts through the noise in 2025.Highlights: • Why “being Indian is like winning the lottery” • The generational playbook behind brown excellence • Raj's season of sleeping on a mattress—with a Mercedes parked outside • Why most people will never be seen • How to become your own mini McKinsey • The real meaning of credibility in a global marketIf you're a creator, founder, or someone stepping into a new chapter — this one's going to stay with you.—

10 Jun 2025. Day 2 of our broadcast from Fahid Island - Aldar’s newest megaproject in Abu Dhabi. The island has just become the world’s first Fitwel-certified island. We speak to Joanna Frank, the woman behind the global wellness standard, about what it really takes to create a healthy city. Plus, Aldar’s Cecilia Reinaldo shares details on the island’s first residential launch. And as Abu Dhabi invests in AI, we ask: where will the talent come from?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to another episode of Travel Stories with Moush, everyone!Today, we come to you from a part of Switzerland where time slows down and nature truly takes centerstage. Welcome to Graubunden – Switzerland's best kept secret and joining me to uncover this hidden gem is Mohamed Abou Alatta from Visit Graubünden, as we dive into the magic of this stunning region.  Episode Highlights:Davos - Home to a peaceful lake, panoramic views from Jakobshorn Mountain and the historic Schatzalp, perfect for leisurely walks and unwinding in nature.Flims Laax - A haven for nature lovers with stunning landscapes and Caumasee, which is one of Switzerland's most beautiful lakes.Samnaun - A unique duty-free village near the Austrian border, featuring a scenic cable car ride to Ischgl. Ideal for shopping, hiking, and soaking in the mountain views.Bernina Express - One of the most beautiful train rides in the world with one route earning the UNESCO World Heritage status.Scuol - A picturesque village known for its mineral baths, spa hotels like Hotel Belvedere, rich Romansh culture, and proximity to the Swiss National Park.Senda dil Dragun (Laax) - The world's longest treetop walk (1.5 km, up to 28m high) with viewing platforms, a slide, zipline and sound installations, a perfect place for families and photographers.Il Spir (Flims) - An eagle's nest-style platform overlooking the dramatic Rhine Gorge, offering unforgettable panoramic views.Heidi Village, Maienfeld - Step into the world of the beloved storybook character in the scenic village of Maienfeld, surrounded by the landscapes that inspired the original Heidi tale.Connect with Visit Graubunden at:www.visitgraubunden.comInstagram - @visitgraubunden.arConnect with Mohhamed Al Atta at:  momo@trans24.comThank you everyone for tuning in today. I hope our conversations have fueled your wanderlust and inspired you to explore the world in new and exciting ways.  And if you are dreaming of a Switzerland far from the crowds, then Graubunden might just be calling your name.Please don't forget to hit that subscribe button on your favorite podcasting channel to keep up with our latest episodes. I would love to know what you think…what kind of travel stories and guests you would like me to cover. So, please do leave a comment, a rating or a review.Do follow me on Instagram and find out who's joining me next week. I'm at @moushtravels. You can also find all the episodes and destinations mentioned by all the guests on my website www.moushtravels.com as well as on the episode show notes. Thanks for listening and until next time safe travels and keep adventuring.  "Want a spotlight on our show? Visit https://admanager.fm/client/podcasts/moushtravels and align your brand with our audience."Connect with me on the following:Instagram @moushtravelsFacebook @travelstorieswithmoushLinkedIn @Moushumi BhuyanYou Tube @travelstorieswithmoush

25 Apr 2025. Fuel delivery firm Cafu is reportedly looking to raise funds by selling a stake. The news comes as Cafu reintroduced delivery fees for filling up cars, ranging from 12 to 20 dirhams. We speak to Head of Partnerships Alaa El Huni about what’s behind the move. Plus, Pure Harvest’s Sky Kurtz is turning fruit into luxury preserves. And Oliver Wyman ranks 1,500 global cities for business attractiveness, we get the insights from Partner Ben Simpfendorfer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

24 Apr 2025. More commercial space, more rental stock, but will prices follow? We speak to CRC’s Ben Bargh and Betterhomes CEO Louie Harding. Plus, PayPal opens its Middle East HQ in Dubai. We ask Suzan Kereere why now, and why here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

22 Apr 2025. Dubai inflation has eased to 2.8%, the slowest pace in six months. We get economist Ed Bell’s take on what it means for your wallet. Plus, Cordell Partners breaks down UAE finance sector salaries: what’s hot, what’s not, and whether pay is keeping up with the cost of living. And as global tariffs rise, could aircraft prices follow? Aviation expert Mark D. Martin weighs in.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

21 Apr 2025. The UAE saw just over 1% growth in new employment in Q1, according to Cooper Fitch. So has the busy start to the year really translated into jobs? We break it down with their latest report. Plus, we’re joined in our pop-up studio by Arjun Sarkar, Vice-President of our hosts Dubai CommerCity. And the RTA signs an MoU with Baidu’s Apollo Go - we speak to Khaled Al Awadhi about autonomous taxis hitting Dubai roads in 2025.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sevin ist mit Mann und Kindern nach Dubai ausgewandert - was für Stolpersteine auf diesem Weg lagen und wie sie dies auch mental meisterte - jetzt im Podcast!Sevin: @sevin_van_dykJohanni: @_johannaduerr Hier geht es zum meinem Online Coaching: https://joiiibyjohanniii.de/#johannadürr #dubai #influencer #auswandern

10 Feb 2025. We run the rule over this year’s Super Bowl adverts with Arnaud Verchère of ad agency Tonic International. Plus, we look at the property in Northern Emirates, where prices are rising and investor confidence is strong. Fibha Ahmed from dubizzle & Bayut.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

07 Jan 2024. As Coldplay head to Abu Dhabi, do its claims of an eco-friendly music tour stack up? Green guru Tanzeed Alam discuss. Plus we look at the demand for the remaining tickets with All Things Live ME, Thomas Ovesen. And, we find out why oil has broken out of its 70 dollar box - and where it's going - with energy expert Matt Stanley.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

06 Jan 2025. That's according to the latest PMI data from S&P, which hit 55.4. We get the details with economist Daniel Richards of Emirates NBD. And we’re talking ‘maganomics’. What do Trump’s tariffs and tax cuts mean for the US - and for us. Plus, we look at what the new smart rental index could mean for property sales - and prices with real estate agency boss Lewis Allsopp and Taimur Khan of JLL. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

31Dec 2024. Economist Daniel Richards put that in context for us and get out his crystal ball and gaze into the 2025 macro landscape within. Plus, we’re counting down to New Year’s Eve and counting the cost Nando’s.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

24 Dec 2024. Holiday travel chaos hits the UK as strong winds disrupt flights. Aviation expert Nick Humphrey of Norton White unpacks the challenges, shares travel tips, and reflects on the year in aviation. Plus, festive gifting drives a 44% boost in MENA e-commerce. Ekaterina Gorbacheva, Head of Global Expansion at Flowwow, joins us to discuss Christmas trends and what’s ahead for 2025.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

17 Dec 2024. We get reaction to that spectacular Dubai stock market rally with Amer Halawi of Al Ramz Capital. Plus, Dubai adds 740 new EV chargers, what’s next for sustainable transport? We ask Chintan Sareen, CEO of PlusX Electric. And, we speak to Stephan Livera, host of Stephan Livera Podcast about Bitcoin new record above $107,000. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

16 Dec 2024. A new report from Dubai-based Cavendish Maxwell says hotel ratings are no longer fit for purpose and need a complete overhaul. Zacky Sajjad, Director of Business Development at Cavendish Maxwell, told us why. Plus, Emirates is gearing up for its busiest winter break yet, Nick Moore, Senior Vice President Passenger Services & Hub Operations at @Emirates, crunch the numbers for us. And, tuition fees reaching half a million dirhams, we asked Francisco Veloso, Dean of French Business School INSEAD - Is the cost justified by the returns? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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As the price of coffee hits a record high, Matt Toogood of Raw Coffee shares his outlook for 2025. Plus, we speak to HE Tariq Bin Hendi, managing director of Astra Tech, on its $500 million deal with Citigroup. And, with Talabat the latest to see subdued first day trading post-IPO, we'll speak to one market advisory firm about how investor expectations are changing. Plus we speak to award winning author and business coach Georgie Dickens who’s speaking here at ADFW.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Talabat shares closed 7% below their IPO price after their first day of trading on the DFM as a listed company, closing at 1 dirham 49. We get analysis on that with Sameer Lakhani, Managing Director, Global Capital Partners. We also look at how AI and climate change are changing the dispute landscape with the Registrar and CEO of the Abu Dhabi Global Market Courts Linda FitzAlan. And we speak to Brian Keogh, President and CRO, Lockchain Corp (they are the world’s first comprehensive AI-driven operational risk management platform for digital assets - and a leading voice in the digital assets and AI-driven risk management space). Plus, we find out about Carrefour’s newest development with Majid Al Futtaim Retail’s CEO, Günther Helm. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Abu Dhabi Finance Week starts today, with finance leaders who manage a collective $27 trillion, with speakers including Ray Dalio of Bridgewater. We're joined by one of the biggest names in finance: Blackrock, the $10 trillion US investment giant. Ben Powell reveals what's long and what's short at the Blackrock Investment Institute. And, we're taking a deep dive on Sovereign Wealth Funds – all $1.7 trillion of them managed here in Abu Dhabi with Diego López of Global SWF. Plus, the ADGM has launched new stablecoin regulations - we speak to the local regulatory boss Emmanuel Givanakis.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We have the latest on Bitcoin as it passes $100,000 for the first time. This comes just hours after Donald Trump nominated the crypto-friendly investor Paul Atkins to head the Securities and Exchange Commission. Plus, we get the latest on today's OPEC+ meeting and what it could mean for the UAE – the country has secured an increase in its oil production quota, but is there global demand for extra UAE barrels? Mohamed Abdalla Al Zaabi, Group CEO, Miral tells us about Abu Dhabi's latest initiatives and we get an update on the Abu Dhabi real estate market with broker Andrew Covill.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Sven, come to Dubai” rief Andy und dann kam er tatsächlich. Gemeinsam mit seinem HIN & WEG Podcast co-Moderator Andy Janz erlebte Sven „Habibi“ Meyer so einiges zwischen Wüste und dem Arabischen Golf. Einen Abstecher zum Kite Beach, eine der längsten Kamelrennbahnen der Welt, den Themenpark „Global Village“, eine Wüstensafari und ein typischer Dubai-Beachclub... Wenn das Programm auch nicht ganz komplett war, so wird in diesem „HIN & WEG goes Dubai“ Podcast zumindest klar dass Dubai so viel mehr als lasche Influencer-Klischees und für wirklich jeden was zu bieten hat. Zwei Wüstenpodcastfüchse auf großer Tour! Unbedingt hören, macht Spaß! Jetzt überall da wo es gute Podcasts gibt.

We're back with season 2 and instead of having a guest on our show like we would usually, the hosts Annie and Hollie are discussing all things about setting up a business in Dubai. They share their experience since launching their own business and share their tips on motivation, business set-up and how they have found their experience. You can find more information on our social platform @the_podxb and also watch our video on You Tube by searching for The People in Dubai Podcast. @youandibridal - The most exclusive bridal boutique in Dubai is tagged here as mentioned in the episode.@preamadauae - A new marketplace to sell & buy your pre loved items which is launching in the UAE soon. Stay tuned for more episodes!

If you didn't know, there was a show on Bravo called "The Millionaire Matchmaker". I was obsessed with it. It is exactly what it sounds like! A group of people seeking out a matchmaker to find them the person of their dreams. In this episode, my dreams are coming true as I speak with Christiana Maxion. Not only is Christiana connected to Patti Stanger (The OG Millionaire Matchmaker), but she shares with us how she took an overwhelming situation (being fired from her teaching job) and pivoted into creating a $50,000/month revenue business! Join Christiana and I as we discuss: patreon.com/lattemoneycafe Passion Projects Marrying Rich Education Power Dating Standpoint Taylor Swift Pandemic Pivot Imposter Syndrome Burnout LinkedIn Empowered Dating Dating Apps Honorable Mentions A woman's best route to the top 1 percent is to marry rich, research shows Why do we expect so little from male politicians and so much from female politicians? The Great Pandemic Pivot 10 Signs Your Job Is Making You Sick You Are a Badass at Making Money: Master the Mindset of Wealth by Jen Sincero Everything I learned from using a professional matchmaker 57% Of Single Adults In U.S. Not Looking To Date, Survey Says Learn more from Christiana Maxion in these spaces: Website https://christianamaxion.com/ IG: christiana.maxion.matchmaker LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christiana-maxion/ Dating in Dubai Podcast: https://christianamaxion.com/dating-in-dubai/ ☕

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