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Send us a textWant to know more? Below my contact details+971553523125info@alessandroderubertis.comDubai's property market needs an increase of 10-20% in supply to help control the rise in rents and improve affordability, according to a leading industry figure.Rental prices have been climbing consistently in recent years, fueled by high demand from both property buyers and tenants. As reported by Khaleej Times, major developers are selling their inventories within hours, while smaller developers are also quickly selling out, highlighting the imbalance between supply and demand.During the first eight months of this year, around 86,000 off-plan properties were launched, with an additional 35,000 to 40,000 expected to enter the market in the final four months, bringing the total to 126,000 by year's end, as per Cavendish Maxwell's Property Monitor report.While this influx of new units is expected to enter the market in the coming years and may help alleviate rising rental and property prices, experts caution that the current undersupply means it could still take several years for the supply-demand equilibrium to be restored.Source: https://www.khaleejtimes.com/business/realty/dubai-property-market-needs-up-to-20-extra-supply-to-control-rising-rents
In this episode, I speak with Rahul Sharma. Rahul has had a fascinating international career in journalism, media, corporate and political affairs. He's worked at the Economic Times, Khaleej Times and Reuters among others, covering business and political stories, while also living in Hong Kong, Singapore and Sri Lanka. He has a unique perspective about China, watching the country rise while his native India was undergoing its own transformation. We talk about his early career, his pivot to the private sector and advising top corporate leaders, India's elections and conclude with musings about leadership.Recorded on 13 May 2024.Instagram: @at.the.coalfaceConnect with Rahul on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/rahul-sharma-41a451b. His blog is called Looking Beyond Borders (lookingbeyondborders.com).And don't forget to subscribe to At the Coalface for new episodes every two weeks.Help us produce more episodes by becoming a supporter. Your subscription will go towards paying our hosting and production costs. Supporters get the opportunity to join behind the scenes during recordings, updates about the podcast, and my deep gratitude!Support the Show.
In this episode we talk about healing shame, being more compassion with ourselves so we can live more abundantly. With our very inspiring guest, Kavita Srinivasan, former Editor in Chief of Cosmopolitan Middle East, HELLO!, and MASALA! After a decade in publishing, she faced deep postpartum distress, leading her to discover a newfound purpose in parenting. Through her studies with Dr. Shefali Tsabary, she became a certified Parenting Coach and a MA in Holistic Psychology from California Institute of Integral Studies. Kavita shares her personal struggles with childhood trauma and abandonment, and her mission to support parents in raising whole and happy children, drawing from her own experiences and weekly columns in the Khaleej Times.
Emirati astronaut Sultan Al Neyadi returned home to the UAE with a a hero's welcome, after completing the longest Arab space mission in history.Khaleej Times Reporter Nandini Sircar was there and spoke to Kitch and NeeilInstagram: KitchInstagram: NeeilInstagram: Producer PranavInstagram: TALK 100.3www.talk1003.ae/. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Discover the secrets to earning passive income through stocks with our insightful podcast! Learn how to build a steady stream of wealth and financial freedom through strategic investments in the stock market. #growtogether #MudassirRaza #Stocks Guest: Hissan Ur Rehman Hissan Ur Rehman is a graduate of the prestigious Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) and MBA from Cardiff University (UK) in Management Consulting. After pursuing global experience from MNCs and governments, he helped improve the cricket infrastructure in Pakistan for national unity and upliftment of the sports economy. He consults companies and emerging economies and occasionally writes for Khaleej Times. Plus he's a consultant at various large organizations and a visiting instructor at financial institutions for a course he has pioneered 'Investing 101: Stock Market for Beginners'.
31 May 2023. Gulf News and Khaleej Times newspaper in the UAE has decided to stop printing the physical newspaper on weekends. Anshuman Joshi, Director Sales & Publishing at Gulf News & Al Nisr Publishing talk us through the business case behind the decision. Plus, ratings agency S&P has affirmed its AA rating on the Abu Dhabi economy – one of the highest in the world, economist Trevor Cullinan of S&P outlined the main findings. And, latest report that Dubai is now home to hundreds of Russian startups and investors. We speak to the author from Wamda, Triska Hamid.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
WE HIT A 50!!! If someone told me three years ago that I will have spoken to 50 different people from across the world and a great diverse bunch at that - I wouldn't believe it but would have worked anyways. Glad I did and here we are on our 50th episode, a silver jubilee, a half century! Thanks to each and everyone who's joined me in making this special, turned up, taken time out and made sure Karishma Konnect stays on! As much as I love people and their journeys, so does somebody I know - an industry colleague turned friend who continues to churn nuanced articles with her unique eye to spread happiness - quite like her title which is one of the rarest in the world. On this episode of #KarishmaKonnect, I've got Nasreen Abdulla, Happiness Editor, Khaleej Times shedding light on the field of journalism, tips for budding journalists, newsroom secrets, her love for fitness and Jiu Jitsu, along with a light-hearted chat about being an introvert with a completely opposite partner. This is more than just a podcast, its a conversation that was meant to last 20 minutes but organically turned into 40, worth it all. Aptly the 50th - konnecting with those who spread everyday happiness around us. Discover this humbling podcast across platforms and while at it, please subscribe, like, comment, share and all that jazz. Follow me on Instagram at www.instagram.com/karishmaoverlatte Tune into KarishmaKonnect across platforms, links here: https://linktr.ee/karikonnect Stay Tuned for our next episode coming soon! Don't forget to subscribe now to @KarishmaKonnect on YouTube too! #news #khaleejtimes #happiness #people #journalist #journey #trending #watch #interview #podcast #applepodcasts #spotify #dubai #mydubai #experiences
Today's episode of The GaryVee Audio Exeprience is a fun interview I did with Yasmine Mustafa, Producer at Khaleej Times in Dubai! I answer a ton of questions on a wide variety of topics with a fun "Rapid Fire" segment at the end. I really hope you get some value out of my answers in this one. Enjoy! Leave me some feedback on Spotify and Twitter! VEECON 2023 TICKET LINK: https://veecon.co/tickets/ My website: www.garyvaynerchuk.com Check out my new NFT project: veefriends.com Join the VeeFriends Discord: https://discord.gg/veefriends Tweet Me! @garyvee Text Me! 212-931-5731 My Newsletter: garyvee.com/newsletter
Dr. Shah aims to educate people across the globe on basic dermatology and skincare to empower them to make informed decisions about their skin health. He has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Allure, Cosmopolitan, Vogue, Yahoo News, NBC News, Fox News, Bustle Magazine, Byrdie Magazine, ABC, Nylon Magazine, Greatist, Medscape, Khaleej Times, Wired, Glossy, Mic, and Entrepreneur... among many others. You can find him educating his 17 million followers on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube.He is an editor for the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology (JAAD), sits on several professional dermatology committees including the American Society of Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS), and participates in the Healthcare Leaders in Social Media Roundtable with the White House in Washington, DC.
Your daily dose of news, views and stories from around the UAE. On the first ever episode of KT Daily, Khaleej Times journalist Nasreen Abdullah chats with US Consul General to get the low down on gaining visas to the US. Please like, rate and subscribe to the podcast.
Gaj Ravichandra speaks with Jeffery Wang about why you should "Run towards success rather than away from failure", why you should always "Assume there is 1% of truth in everything " how "Winning doesn't exist in the comparison game" and more. About Gaj Ravichandra Gaj is the Managing Partner of Kompass Consultancy, he's also a Psychologist, Careers and Talent Expert and Performance Coach with over 15,000 coaching hours delivered Internationally. Gaj has trained everybody from world-cup winning sporting coaches to business leaders undertaking multi-billion-dollar corporate mergers. He has worked with multinationals, governments, educational institutions and sporting teams in Australia, the Middle East, UK, Europe and Asia. His industry experience covers a wide range of sectors, including Telecom, Finance, Healthcare, Aviation, Technology, Manufacturing, Consulting, Retail and even Oil & Gas. Gaj is passionate about Sustainable High Performance, Leadership Development, Career Pathing Strategies, and Setting Fulfilling Mindsets for Life Gaj had been featured in Arabian Business, Khaleej Times, Thrive Magazine, WKND Magazine, and the Gulf News. When outside of work, Gaj travels extensively around the globe and is the Founder and Director of organisations focused on career development, music, education, sports and a family charity. Episode Notes Lesson 1. You network is your net worth 03:45 Lesson 2. Winning doesn't exist in the comparison game. 06:35 Lesson 3. The pillars of life are your values and purpose. 08:53 Lesson 4. Running towards success rather than away from failure. 12:12 Lesson 5. Every person should have a therapist 14:12 Lesson 6. Mental toughness is the most important leadership skill and mindset to develop 17:53 Lesson 7. The things you fear are the greatest growth opportunities 21:09 Lesson 8. Choose abundance over scarcity 25:20 Lesson 9. Self-compassion allows you to give more to others. 27:47 Lesson 10. Assume there is 1% of truth in everything 32:46
On this episode co-host Audrey interviews Shan Saeed. He is a Chief Economist at IQI Global, a leading property, technology and investment company operating and advising clients in Kuala Lumpur, İstanbul, Singapore, Hong Kong, London, Melbourne, Shanghai, Makati, Toronto and Dubai. He has 21 years of solid financial market experience in the areas of private banking, risk /compliance management, commodity investments, global economy, brand and business strategy. Based in Kuaka Lumpur. Shan is a financial market commentator and cited in Al Jazeera TV, CNBC Arabia / Singapore, FT [Deutschland], Channel News Asia Singapore, International New York Times/Malaysian Reserve, The Edge Financial Daily, Uni of Chicago, Booth School of Business alumni magazine, The Gulf Today, Berita Harian, Khaleej Times, Smart Investor, Money Compass, Rotary Club USA, World Business Journal Singapore, Focus Malaysia, Oil/Gas magazine Malaysia, Business Today, Bernama TV, CNBC Indonesia, Vietnam News Agency and many more. He has been invited at World Bank / IMF annual meeting in October 2017 in Washington DC to participate in Belt and Road Initiative summit and shared his thoughts about the importance of infrastructure investment strategy for emerging economies. Invited by SWF including EPF / PNB to share thoughts on global macro-economic outlook and Asia's growth landscape.Shan has graduated from one of the prestigious business schools in USA i.e. Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago. He got his first MBA from IBA Pakistan [in collaboration with the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania]. He is also trained in Alternative Banking/Strategies from the Harvard Business School, USA.Connect with Shan on LinkedInSelf-learning is of paramount importance in the business world, listen to your international peers and step up your game.Connect with the host Leonardo Marra on LinkedIn Follow the page on LinkedIn
President of EMEA for Wundham Dimitri Manikis speaks to Khaleej Times at the Arabian Travel Market to discuss Dubai as an attractive destination and expectations after the Expo 2020 Dubai
An actress with a diverse portfolio, a rising star with multiple successful ventures under her belt, Aymen Saleem sits down with Mahwash Ajaz for Khaleej Times
In conversation with Khaleej Times, the Chief Commercial Officer of Emirates reveals that the airline witnessed a high seat factor of up to 80% during the Eid period, adding that they expect operations to reach 85% of capacity by the winter season this year. WATCH MORE AT https://www.khaleejtimes.com/videos TELEGRAM: https://t.me/KhaleejTimes FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/khaleejtimes/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/khaleejtimes INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/khaleejtimes/ #Dubai #News #khaleejtimes
Ahad Raza Mir sits down with Khaleej Times and discusses the brand ambassadorship of the Pakistan Pavilion and how it rendered him speechless. He commends the UAE for bringing the Expo 2020 Dubai together and UAE being the at the forefront of an inclusive world.
Mahira Khan sits down with Khaleej Times in this podcast to talk about her brand ambassadorship for the Pakistan pavilion, how she is hopeful for a bright future for Pakistan and how artists lead the way to change and for a better future.
Ingrida Simonyte broke the 30-year spell of male PM's in Lithuania when she was appointed to the role in 2020. To run a country is a job and gender is irrelevant, Lithuania's Prime Minister Ingrida Simonyte told Khaleej Times in an exclusive interview.
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Hope you're enjoying your holidays everyone and thank you for tuning into 8@8 with David Light on this Wednesday, July 21st where we're bringing you stories involving viral videos from Dubai, bus scheduling in Abu Dhabi and UAE Olympic athletes ready to make us proud. Come on in! Please follow and share this podcast if you want to help us out and say hello at david@khaleejtimes.com
It's officially Eid Al Adha, best wishes to you and your loved ones. Thank you for joining us here on 8@8 with David Light where we're discussing all the latest news from the UAE first thing. Today's show contains travel advice, deep-sea achievements and shocking Bollywood revelations. Come on in! If you like the podcast please follow and share the channel and say hello at david@khaleejtimes.com
And we return for another morning of your latest headlines from the Khaleej Times on 8@8 with David Light. Listen to Monday, July 19th's show for all your Eid Al Adha 2021 stories, up-to-the-minute Covid 19 precautions and a mammoth sale for Dubai Summer Surprises going on today. Come on in! If you like this podcast please share it and follow the channel, and say hello at david@khaleejtimes.com
It's a new week in the UAE and we're gearing up for the very long Eid break. Good job you have 8@8 with David Light to guide you through bringing you all the latest headlines relating to the holiday right here in one easy-listening morning podcast. Come on in! Please follow and share this channel if you like it and say hello at david@khaleejtimes.com
Happy Thursday, one and all and welcome to the final 8@8 with David Light show of the week where we're easing you into your days off with stories including the latest news on the upcoming Eid Al Adha celebrations across Dubai, travel updates to and from the country and the UAE opening an Embassy in Tel Aviv. Come on in! If you like this podcast please follow and share it and say hello at david@khaleejtimes.com
And we're back this Wednesday, July 14 with so many Eid stories you're going to wish it were next week already. On today's show we're discussing Burj Khalifa shows, free parking in Sharjah and travel advice, so listen up if you're planning your holidays. Come on in! Please follow and share this podcast if you like it or you can message me at david@khaleejtimes.com
It's Monday, July 12 and it's time to listen to 8@8 with David Light for all your latest news from the UAE including vaccine updates, loads of crime stories from around the country and tech bulletins to send you coders and space nerds into a tizzy. Come on in! If you like this podcast please follow and subscribe to the channel and mail me at david@khaleejtimes.com if you have anything to say
Make sure you're comfortable and 8@8 with David Light will begin, bringing you the headlines from the UAE first thing. On today's programme we have all the latest India-UAE flight news, massive salaries for coders and more ideas for your summer holidays. Come on in! If you like what you hear please follow and share this podcast and say hello at david@khaleejtimes.com
It's first thing in the morning, the first day of the week and 8@8 with David Light is back bringing you all the latest headlines from the UAE. On today's programme, we're discussing why driving without a licence is a really bad move, why you should look at a career in tech and K-Pop superstars teaming up with Expo. Come on in! If you like this podcast please follow and share the channel and get in touch with me at david@khaleejtimes.com
It's the weekend, but before you slink off into your well earned time off make sure you listen to all of today's latest headlines on 8@8 with David Light where stories include a new 24/7 Golden Visa service, a fire at a Dubai port last night and England (what??) are through to the final of a major football tournament. Come on in! Please follow and share this podcast if you like it and email me at david@khaleejtimes.com for any comments.
Over the last couple of months, the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic has ravaged through India. It has been a difficult time for all of us and indeed, most of us have been personally affected. There is plenty of interest both at home and abroad about the status of the pandemic and the measures taken by the Modi administration to combat it. In this special episode of Bharatvaarta, conducted in collaboration with Conservative Friends of the Commonwealth, we spoke to veteran journalist Anil Padmanabhan. He has written for publications such as the Economic Times, Open Magazine, Khaleej Times, Mint, and India Today. He is also a Nieman Foundation Fellow. With his educated view, we cut through the clutter and see things the way they are. We began the discussion with an introduction to the second wave, exploring whether we were unprepared for the resurgence of the pandemic. We then went on to discuss changes taht can be made to the federal structure to increase effectiveness in such situations. We also discussed media coverage of the second wave, parallels between the UK and India, and possible steps that the government can take to reduce the impact of the third wave. We ended by decoding the political impact of the second wave of COVID and the economic future of India. This podcast is available on YouTube, Apple, Google, Spotify, Breaker, Stitcher, and other popular platforms. If you like this episode, then please rate, subscribe and share! For more information, do check out www.bharatvaarta.in.
Over the last couple of months, the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic has ravaged through India. It has been a difficult time for all of us and indeed, most of us have been personally affected. There is plenty of interest both at home and abroad about the status of the pandemic and the measures taken by the Modi administration to combat it. In this special episode of Bharatvaarta, conducted in collaboration with Conservative Friends of the Commonwealth, we spoke to veteran journalist Anil Padmanabhan. He has written for publications such as the Economic Times, Open Magazine, Khaleej Times, Mint, and India Today. He is also a Nieman Foundation Fellow. With his educated view, we cut through the clutter and see things the way they are. We began the discussion with an introduction to the second wave, exploring whether we were unprepared for the resurgence of the pandemic. We then went on to discuss changes taht can be made to the federal structure to increase effectiveness in such situations. We also discussed media coverage of the second wave, parallels between the UK and India, and possible steps that the government can take to reduce the impact of the third wave. We ended by decoding the political impact of the second wave of COVID and the economic future of India. This podcast is available on YouTube, Apple, Google, Spotify, Breaker, Stitcher, and other popular platforms. If you like this episode, then please rate, subscribe and share! For more information, do check out www.bharatvaarta.in.
We can't be too subtle about this: it's Eid tomorrow! But before we dive into the festivities proper, 8@8 with David Light is bringing you all the news you need to head into the long weekend. In today's show, we're discussing every holiday matter you could possibly desire, how you can become a volunteer with the mounted police in Dubai and Bollywood's Salman Khan speaking to Khaleej Times. Come on in! Please follow this channel for all the latest content and you can mail me at david@khaleejtimes.com
Happy Thursday, one and all! We made it, but before you put your feet up catch up with the latest news that matters to the UAE on 8@8 with David Light where we're discussing 50,000 free Iftar meals given out in five hours in Dubai, paying for UAE properties with your credit or debit card and online food sensation Chef Shaheen talking to the Khaleej Times. Come on in! Please follow or subscribe wherever you're listening and mail me at david@khaleejtimes.com
A mid-week pick-me-up, it's 8@8 with David Light where today we're discussing a top UAE bank hiring right now with walk-in interviews, reduced capacity extensions in RAK and a return to buoyancy for Dubai's real estate market. Come on in! Please follow Khaleej Times right here and you can message me at david@khaleejtimes.com
It's first thing on Monday April 19, which means it's time to check in with 8@8 with David Light to feast on all your headlines for the day including fines for flouting food rules, whether you may need a Covid passport and Pakistan's Foreign Minister talking to the Khaleej Times. Come on in! Please follow and subscribe for all the latest shows and mail me at david@khaleejtimes.com
For this new episode of Unlimited perspective series I'm glad to introduce you to Mimi Nicklin, International Best Selling Author of “Softening the Edge”, host of the ‘Empathy for Breakfast' show as well as the ‘Secrets of The Gap' which was recently nominated among the top 5 best Podcasts in UAE by Khaleej Times. Creative Officer and Regional Managing Director for a global advertising agency, Mimi has lived in London, Hong Kong, Johannesburg, Singapore, Cape Town and now Dubai, and worked for over 15 years in 25 markets across the globe with the mission to change organizations from the inside out, focusing on cultural, behavioral and mindset change. She's an Empathy Ambassador who believes that `Empathetic influence can make a significant difference to our society and world of work, and her HER GOAL is TO inspire change, FILL THE EMPATHY GAP AND REBUILD OUR SOCIETIES AND BUSINESSES WORLDWIDE, ONE ORGANISATION, AT A TIME! So today we're here to contribute to MiMi's mission and spread her message about Empathy. For highlights and behind the scenes follow my Unlimited journey on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/un.limited.me/ If you liked my Unlimited approach and are interested to sponsor this or similar episodes, connect with me directly via LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielarossiunlimited/ Or if you wish to apply to be featured please drop me your details connect@un-limited.me To Unlimited Opportunities!
Wake up it's a beautiful Tuesday and you need a side of news and discussion to go with that morning hair, don't you? Luckily we're serving up 8@8 with David Light taking on topics as diverse as a top UAE minister's visit to the Khaleej Times, a photographic journey through a Dubai jail and chatting with Bollywood's Mouni Roy. It's audible, it's easy, it's your way to get a headstart on the day.
About the speaker (https://www.linkedin.com/in/mitun-de-sarkar-83525419/) In addition to being a dietitian and entrepreneur, Mitun is also a prolific nutrition writer and has an active social media presence. She has contributed in-depth articles and advice columns to Dubai's leading publications. Mitun is regularly featured in Gulf News, Khaleej Times, Friday Magazine, The National, Wknd Magazine, Better Health Segment by Gulf News, Masala Magazine, Yoga life, and many more. Mitun has her daily health tips running on the radio station Suno 1024, where she discusses the latest local and global health and nutrition-related news. Mitun has also been featured on several television shows, where she shares health food advice, cooking healthy flavorful meals for her audience. Shows she has been on - Lacnor Junior Chef, Flavours of Ramadan, Love for Food, and Omo Achievers Kitchen. Mitun has been notably featured in Gray Matters publications celebrating her on its Super 100 Women Achievers in the Middle East and Africa. IMB Publications followed suit and she was featured as a young Indian visionary in her line of work. She is featured as the Nutrition Expert on the podcast series of Carrefour UAE giving insights to listeners about shopping and cooking the right foods. She was the nutritionist on the panel of experts during the launch of Choithrams 24 Mantra organic range. Mitun gets invited as a keynote speaker by several big organizations like the institute of chartered accountants of India, Abu Dhabi and Dubai chapters, College of Pharmacy at the University of Sharjah, Several banks such as HSBC, Citibank , Standard Chartered Bank, Mashreq Bank, and many corporates. She is a lifestyle and wellbeing influencer and believes in supporting women entrepreneurs and local businesses in the region. In this episode What's at the core of her passion which drove this? How important is personalization for a brand that's into the health of consumers? Do influencers have a big role in this category? How much of the brand Simply Health is different from her own brand? Is digital any part of her strategy and does it help? Her brand collaborations to extend its own brand into the sphere of health foods with Costa. How did that come about? How has the journey been? Key social message to maintain mental and physical health.
In this episode, we had a chat with Hadi. Hadi is a singer-songwriter from Lebanon, currently based in Dubai. Hadi's sound blends elements of pop, electronic, and indie. His lyrical themes stem from inspiring personal stories and experiences. He is signed with Universal Music and has opened for James Arthur, Bastille, and Tom Odell. He has been featured on multiple platforms including Rolling Stone, Redbull.com, Khaleej Times, The National, and many more We spoke about how many releases a month Hadi releases and why. The power of social media and how Hadi creates his content. What platforms he utilises as a musician. We delve into what type of content works for him as an artist. How building connections helps as an artist and what its like being signed to a major label amongst a host of other topics. Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/user/aytch4687 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/hadiplaysmusic/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/hadiplaysmusic1 More about Learning Hub.Ma'ana Lab Musiqaa More about Ma'ana https://www.maaanmusic.com More about host Tobie Allen Facebook Link
This week I should have been in Iceland to host the Selfmade Summit. Instead, I hosted the 5-day online course “How to Succeed in the Next Normal in Online Business”. Over a whole week, the speakers from the Selfmade Summit and some special guests joined me to share how the last three months have changed their lives and businesses and what the NEXT NORMAL means to them. Are you ready to hear some mind-blowing insights? Then tune in and listen to Denise Duffield-Thomas, Lisa Larter, Suzy Ashworth, Elena Herdieckerhoff, Claudia Chan, Joanne Sweeney, Lorraine Dallmeier, Dr. Natalia Wiechowski, Gwen Lane, Molly Pittman, Nnenna Kalu Makanjuola, Caitlin Bacher, Ashley Crouch, Kirsten Stendevad, and Ann Wilson. Connect with the Speakers of the Selfmade Summit Elena Herdieckerhoff Elena is an award-winning serial entrepreneur and successful TEDx Speaker with nearly 3 million views on YouTube. In her TEDx talk, she explains why we need to change the prevalent cultural narrative around highly sensitive people. As a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) and acclaimed Intuitive Coach and Business Mentor since 2014, she empowers other HSP's around the world to turn their sensitivity into their greatest asset in life and business. Her big mission is to create a “love revolution” led by caring souls to effect global change and raise human consciousness to the next level. Watch her TEDx talk here. Elena is a dear friend and mastermind buddy since 6 years. She has spoken twice at SIGRUN LIVE and received raving testimonials from my audience. Claudia Chan Claudia is the founder of an award-winning leadership conference, S.H.E. Summit, that has made advancing women, diversity and inclusion both accessible and actionable since 2012. She is also the author of the bestselling business book, THIS IS HOW WE RISE: Reach Your Highest Potential, Empower Women, Lead Change in the World. In her book, she coined the term, “Whole-life leadership,” as a more accessible, whole-life integrated approach and gender-traits-balanced definition. Her book was celebrated as a “2018 must-read for any woman and for many men” by CNBC, featured in The New York Times and listed in the top six on 800-CEO-Read. She was also named one of eight UN Women Champions for Innovation. Claudia has been one of my advisors for the Selfmade Summit conference and movement. Check out her book. Joanne Sweeney Joanne is a two-time author, founder of Public Sector Marketing Pros and host of Ireland's only Public Sector Digital Marketing Summit. Specialising in digital communications for government agencies, Joanne's books are used by police forces, universities and public sector bodies across the world to instruct them how to communicate in the Digital Age. Her latest book Public Sector Marketing Pro was named best new PR Book of 2020 by Book Authority and is a finalist in the British Book Awards for Best International Business Book. She has also developed her own online certified training programmes. Joanne is also a trainer and consultant and works directly with government agencies across the world. Most recently with national and local Government in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. She is the preferred social media trainer for the EPP Group in the European Parliament who have 181 MEPs from across 27 member states. Last month she had an international ocean research conference trend on Twitter in Brussels. Joanne is also a podcaster and vlogger and author of the national study The State of Social Media in the Public Sector, an analysis of Ireland's public sector social media footprint. Joanne was my VIP Mastermind client in 2018 and I helped her identify her niche and now she is an authority in her niche. She is my go-to person when I want to talk about crisis communication. Watch our recent chat on my YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEwZQqHidTo Lorraine Dallmeier Lorraine Dallmeier is the CEO of Formula Botanica, the award-winning online organic cosmetic science school, which has trained thousands of organic cosmetic formulators to start or grow their own indie beauty brand in 160+ countries around the world. Lorraine won the Digital Achiever of the Year award for the beauty industry at the 2018 CEW Achiever Awards, judged by Google, and has been voted into the top influencers list in the natural beauty industry for 5 years running. Lorraine is a dear friend and mastermind buddy since 6 years and has been a frequent guest on the Sigrun Show and a special speaker at my mastermind retreats. Suzy Ashworth Suzy Ashworth is a renowned Hay House author, serial entrepreneur, a business growth strategist specializing in mindset and messaging and a mum of 3, who helps female entrepreneurs increase their intention, impact and income with grace and ease. With work that has been featured in Forbes, The Guardian and on the BBC she helps her global client base create powerful messaging that converts browsers into buyers and builds a tribe of superfans for their businesses. Over the last four years, Suzy has supported almost 1,500 female entrepreneurs through online and in-person mentoring. She runs a number of retreats and events including Limitless Live, an annual one-day event which connects, inspires and motivates women into taking themselves and their businesses to the next level of success. Suzy was my 1-1 client in 2016 when she got offered to be a Hay House author and was starting her second business in marketing and mindset after being a calm birth educator. Dr. Natalia Wiechowski Before Natalia became a LinkedIn strategist and personal branding expert, she was a doctor of philosophy and worked as a library manager in the United Arab Emirates, but soon moved into marketing. By the time she was 29, she realized that she was living an illusion. “I always thought I'll be happy in my next job, without understanding what happiness really means to me.” She felt miserable, quit her job, went on a 9-month sabbatical and finally found her dream lifestyle and career. She has been featured in Forbes, Inc. Entrepreneur Middle East, Khaleej Times, Cosmopolitan Middle East and more! Natalia recently published her first book in English and German called Personal Branding mit LinkedIn: Die Think Natalia-Methode https://amzn.to/3dZR9sW Gwen Lane Gwen Lane is a travel and lifestyle influencer from Los Angeles, CA who founded The LA Girl, a community for millennial women in 2014. She's worked with Fortune500 brands like Disney, Facebook, Google, Starbucks, American Airlines and more. She is now a business coach for influencers who want to grow their following and monetize through brand sponsorships and digital offers. Her mission is to help people increase their influence, income and impact. Gwen and I became friends some years ago when we met a conference in California. She and her husband got married in Switzerland and did their honeymoon in Iceland. And she was one of the first to apply to speak at the Selfmade Summit. Molly Pittman Molly Pittman is a leading digital marketing strategist, educator and entrepreneur and has trained more than 20,000 people across the globe. Molly specialises in paid traffic and especially Facebook Ads, and recently became CEO of SmartMarketer. By the age of 24, she had risen from being an intern to a VP at an 8-figure digital marketing company. Now running her own business, she offers her students marketing resources, training and support at TrainMyTrafficPerson.com & TeamTraffic.com. Molly recently published her first book called Click Happy, about her journey in life and business. Learn about it here https://amzn.to/2UKbhaV Nnenna Kalu Makanjuola Nnenna is the founder and editor-in-chief of Radiant Health Magazine. Her lifelong commitment to improving health outcomes for Africans began with her work as a pharmacist. Wanting to make a larger impact, she transitioned to the public health sector starting as an intern at the World Health Organization (WHO) Geneva where she helped to develop data for the WHO Global Infobase, a country-level database of non-communicable disease risk factors. Nnenna has been featured in How We Made It in Africa, Voice of America, YNaija's Leading Ladies Africa, She Leads Africa and was recently named one of 41 Nigerian Women Entrepreneurs Putting the Country on the Global Business Map by Lionesses of Africa. She was also a media panel speaker at the 24th Annual Wharton Africa Business Forum at The Wharton School. Nnenna worked with me 1-1 in 2016 to launch her magazine as an app. Now her magazine Radiant Health Magazine is available in stores around the United States. Lisa Larter Lisa Larter is a Business Strategist, Digital Marketing Expert, Author and Speaker. Lisa is a master at integrating modern marketing with effective business strategy to capture leads and revenue growth opportunities. The Lisa Larter Group helps their clients to formulate marketing strategies that support their business goals and objectives. Lisa provides consulting & advisory services, and implementation services including: social media & content management, book marketing, and website design. Lisa and I met online in December 2014 and she was my client for a whole year and then I decided to work with her in 2016. Since then we've been friends and from time to time we mastermind together. She recently spoke at my VIP & RED Circle Mastermind Retreat and my clients loved it. Caitlin Bacher Caitlin Bacher is a mom, wife, and CEO of a multi-million dollar business that helps online course creators generate consistent, scalable revenue without launching. As a busy mom and course creator, Caitlin did not have time for stressful, expensive launches. She ignored the advice of all the “popular launch gurus” and carved out her own path, determined to create a million dollar course without launching. Now she has helped hundreds of course creators do the same inside her signature program. Caitlin and I met in January 2017 when we both joined a new mastermind group. She had just made $250K the year before and I $340K and both of us were able to scale our businesses to $1M that same year. Ashley Crouch Ashley Crouch is an international speaker on leadership, publicity strategy, and entrepreneurship. She has presented to audiences at Princeton University, University of Texas at Austin, Altitude Summit, WeWork, DocuSign, SheWorx, United Healthcare, Author Advantage LIVE, Women Empowerment Expo, and Lady Project National Summit. She is the author of the #1 International Bestselling Book, Unknown To Unforgettable: How To Stop Playing Small, Land National Media Attention, And Position Yourself As A Power Player and host of the podcast, Prowess: Stories of Leaders Who Have An Edge. She was a Forbes Under 30 Nominee for 2017 in Social Entrepreneurship and lives in Malibu, CA. Ashley's writing appears in Forbes, The New York Times, Business Insider, Fast Company, TIME.com, Huffington Post, Refinery29, Bust, and she has trained over 2000 people worldwide on visibility and publicity strategy. Denise Duffield-Thomas Denise Duffield-Thomas is the Money Mindset Mentor or the new wave of entrepreneurs. Her books Lucky Bitch, Get Rich, Lucky Bitch and the newly published, Chillpreneur (Hay House) give a fresh and funny road-map to create an outrageously successful life and business. Denise helps women create wealth through her mindset courses and practical wisdom on releasing money blocks. Denise's event in London in February 2015 was the first business event I attended as an online entrepreneur. It was exactly at the right time for me because I had just had a very successful quarter and was dealing with money mindset issues for the first time in my business. Since that event and by reading her books I was able to overcome many of my money mindset issues. Kirsten Stendevad Kirsten Stendevad is a visionary leader specialized in 21st Century leadership, feminine leadership and leadership based on the feminine model. She is the (co-)author of 7 trendsetting books which she has lectured about at Harvard Business School, MIT, McKinsey & Company and more. Kirsten is the transformational mentor of ambitious female entrepreneurs and change makers and train formal and informal leaders in “Feminine Century” leadership. She has an MA from University of Copenhagen and New School for Social Research and is a Certified Kundalini-Yoga Instructor and Evolutionary Coach. She has spent half of her life in international environments, including 12 years in Brussels and 10 years in New York City. She currently serves a global audience out of Copenhagen, Denmark and is the mother of three, whereof two on Earth and one in Heaven. Ann Wilson Ann Wilson is a best-selling author of The Wealth Chef, Wealth Expert on the hit Channel 4 TV series “Save Well – Spend Better”. She is a trainer, speaker, entrepreneur and financial empowerment activist – that helps people master this vital life ingredient called money and use it to create freedom of choice, so they can live the life they really want. Ann's first career was as a civil engineer during which she worked all over the world on mega transport infrastructure projects. - Achieving all she wanted to in the engineering world and having created her own financial freedom by learning how to invest and create assets – Ann decided to leave the infrastructure world and instead focus on helping thousands break free from debt, financial restriction and anxiety by teaching people how to manage money better and learn how to create real wealth generating assets. In the process she became a bestselling author, TV star, an internationally renowned speaker and created a million US$ online training business through which she is also helping people master their money stuff, so they can get out and live their greatest lives with money supporting rather than enslaving them. She has been featured in The Sunday Times, The Sunday Express, Psychologies, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, Woman's Health, The Huffington Post among others and is regularly interviewed on radio and TV around the world. Doors to SOMBA Are Open! You know that now is the time to take your business online, but you don't know where to start? SOMBA is the only comprehensive 12 month program providing the support you need to build and scale your online business. You get a whole year of support and training that shows you step-by-step how to generate results in your service-based online business. Doors are open now for a limited amount of time. Click here to learn more. Selfmade Summit 2021 in Reykjavik, Iceland Yes, the Selfmade Summit is happening! We just had to postpone it by a year. It will take place on June 22nd to 23rd, 2021. Join me at the premier international conference for women entrepreneurs and experience 2 transformational days of online business strategy, mindset breakthroughs and meaningful networking to propel your business forward. Have these amazing insights from our speakers inspired you? Get your ticket for the Selfmade Summit now and don't miss out on hearing them speak live on stage. Get my ticket for the Selfmade Summit 2021 Please share, subscribe and review Thank you for joining me on this episode of the Sigrun Show. If you enjoyed this episode, please share, subscribe and review on Apple Podcasts or Google Play Music so more people can enjoy the show. Click here to learn how to leave a review, then head over to Apple Podcasts for your chance to win a special thank you gift!
Tima Deryan is the Youngest Arab and First Lebanese Woman to Summit Mount Everest – the highest peak in the world. Tima Deryan is also the 1st Arab Woman to Summit Ojos del Salado – the highest active volcano in the world. And now, Tima Deryan has her eyes set for the explorer's grand slam- when you complete the seven summits and ski to the last degree of the North and South Pole. Something that less than 70 people have done. Tima has been featured on CNN, MBC, MTV, Sky News, Reuters, Al Jazeera, Al Arabiya, Virgin Radio, New York Times, Khaleej Times, The National, Gulf News, South China Morning Post…. I'm gonna stop telling you where she's been featured. You get the point. Tima Deryan is an advocate for youth and women's rights, an activist of environmental issues, and is driven by her love of nature My guest and friend is also an entrepreneur, an aspiring motivational speaker, and leads mentorship programs for the youth and women. She is an inspiration to men and women, young or old, that there is no summit that can't be conquered, in any aspect of your life if you're willing to do whatever it is takes (myself included). Tima wants to give back to the world, what the world has given to her. Tima Deryan is the mountain Gypsy. #TimaDeryan #MountEverest #ClimbingEverest ▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂
About the speaker •Ritesh Mohan is a passionate retail professional with over 20 years in the Retail sector, handling some of the biggest brands in beauty, fashion and fragrances retail & FMCG sector. •He has been instrumental in the growth of some of the regional brands as well in the Middle East region. •He specializes in Retail management, Product development, and Brand Management, Retail Operations, Sales Management, and Franchising. • He uses his wisdom of over 22 years to help retail start-up entrepreneurs to scale their businesses in terms of immediate sales traction. •Ritesh is an avid reader, prolific writer, and manages his website Home - Retail Ritesh by sharing his insights every week. •His articles have been published in Khaleej Times, Retail Middle east, Retail people magazines. •He is popularly known as retailritesh amongst retail fraternity. What to expect in this episode? - Is the Omnichannel strategy the best? - How do you evolve? - Which market segments will get affected and what they should do - How is the marketing mix going to change in the new normal?
While on a run, Tarek Jabi saw a group of people who had lost their jobs due to the pandemic and were living out of their suitcases in the park. He reached out to the world... and it answered back in spades. This one reminds us that we are truly here for each other. SHOW NOTES: For more details, here's the story on Khaleej Times newspaper. If you would like to donate for this (for food, flights, etc)., please make a donation to: Beneficiary: DAR AL BER SOCIETY (instagram) Bank Name: ABU DHABI ISLAMIC BANK Account Number: 11 530 734 IBAN: AE9805 000 000 000 11 530 734 Special shoutout to the other contributors: Chef: @gasmarksix Catering Company: @pinch_gourmet Journalist: @davidtusing Dar Al Ber Society Rep: @juhiyasmeenkhan Burpees Donation Challenge: @workoutwentviral #WeCauseCulture Hosted by OT, Reem, and Akkaoui, the Dukkan Show is brought to you by the audiophiles at Dukkan Media. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Christina would do anything she could to help her son. But this seemed crazy.... Could camel milk help him? BUY CAMEL CRAZY HERE Christina Adams is an award-winning writer. She grew up on a Virginia farm where her family grew tobacco and hay and raised cattle, chickens, pigs and the occasional bee. She was active in 4-H and still visits farms today. She is the author of Camel Crazy (New World Library) and A Real Boy (Penguin), and a medical journal article on camel milk treatment for autism. Her work has been featured by NPR, The Washington Post, OZY, The Los Angeles Times, The Orange County Register, Open Democracy, RAVISHLY, Orange Coast Magazine, Web MD, Global Advances in Health and Medicine, Dubai One, Khaleej Times and more, and she consults with camel scientists and farmers worldwide. She has spoken to audiences in Germany, India, England, Pakistan, UAE, and the US. Check her out at her website - www.christinaadamsauthor.com Follow her on instagram - https://www.instagram.com/christina_adams_author/ The Homesteady Podcast is part of the Waypoint Outdoor Collective, the Podcast Network for the Outdoorsman. Checkout all of the Waypoint Outdoor Collective Podcasts HERE Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Om Shahad som flydde från sin familj i Saudiarabien och prinsessan som försökte lämna sin på ytan glamorösa tillvaro i Dubai. Om platser som vill framstå som moderna och öppna men där uråldriga kvinnoförtryck är inskrivna i lagar. En natt för två år sedan under en semesterresa till Turkiet tog saudiska Shahad al-Mohaimeed, som hon numera kallar sig, familjens pass, pengar och mobiltelefoner och flydde i en taxi till grannlandet Georgien. Där fick hon hjälp att söka asyl och hamnade till sist i Sverige. För Konflikts Ivar Ekman berättar hon om sin egen flykt och tillvaron som ung kvinna i Saudiarabien, men också om hur hon hjälpte Rahaf, den saudiska kvinna som i slutet av förra året blev en världsnyhet när hon låste in sig på ett hotell i Bangkok för att fly från sin familj. Saudiarabiens de facto-ledare, kronprinsen Mohammed Bin Salman, har intensivt försökt odla en bild av att landet genomgår viktiga reformer, bland annat genom beskedet i somras att kvinnor ska få börja köra bil. Men samtidigt nyttjas de lagar som strikt reglerar vad en kvinna får och inte får göra. Hör Loujain el-Hathloul, en av den saudiska kvinnokampens verkliga förgrundsgestalter. När vår Mellanösternkorrespondent Cecilia Uddén och Sveriges Radios dåvarande korrespondenttrainee Nivette Dawod träffade Loujain för tre år sedan hade hon just suttit i fängelse efter att ha begått brottet att köra bil som kvinna. Då var hon ändå hoppfull om att Saudiarabien var på väg åt rätt håll, nu sitter hon i fängelse på nytt. Ett annat land som arbetar intensivt med att odla sin image som ett modernt och framgångsrikt land är Förenade Arabemiraten. Och det är också en plats som är betydligt mer öppen och tolerant än exempelvis grannlandet Saudiarabien. Kvinnor kör bil, gör karriär och måste inte bära slöja. Men det är en diktatur med stora klassklyftor, där vissa brott kan leda till dödsstraff och där uråldriga lagar kring äktenskap fortfarande gäller. Konflikts Sally Henriksson reste till nöjesmeckat Dubai som med sina skinande skyskrapor lockar såväl turister som karriärsdrivna västerlänningar. Men som också är den plats som en prinsessa försökte fly från, trots hennes till ytan glamorösa tillvaro som dotter till Dubais mäktigaste - emiren Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum. Hör bland andra Mustafa al-Zarooni, Förenade arabemiraten-redaktör på en av de största dagstidningar, Khaleej Times, och ordförande för landets journalistförbund. Och journalisten Margaret Coker, tidigare medarbetare för New York Times, som bor i Dubai. Prinsessan Latifa tycktes i mångas ögon ha allt, ett både rikt och spännande liv. Hon hoppade fallskärm och roade sig på olika sätt. Men i hemlighet planerade hon under många år sin flykt. För ett år sedan gav hon sig iväg med hjälp av bland andra sin finska vän Tiina Jauhiainen, men de stoppades på internationellt vatten och hämtades tillbaka till Dubai. Första livstecknet från Latifa kom i december förra året när bilder kablades ut på henne tillsammans med Mary Robinson, som tidigare arbetat med mänkliga rättigheter för FN, som intygade att hon har det bra under "familjens kärleksfulla omsorg". Konflikts Anna Roxvall intervjuar Tiina Jauhiainen, och berättar historien om prinsessan Latifa och hennes flyktförsök. Programledare: Ivar Ekman ivar.ekman@sverigesradio.se Producent: Sally Henriksson sally.henriksson@sverigesradio.se Tekniker: Sandra Pettersson
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