Podcasts about souq

Dr. Dan Jay has a mission to inspire where art and science meet. His life has been spent in the liminal and generative space between and among these domains of inquiry that are too often considered separate, distinct, even opposing. Yet, it is transformative creativity only possible from the co-mingling and conversation of art and science that we seem to be called to in the 21st century. Origins Podcast WebsiteFlourishing Commons NewsletterShow Notes:Falling Upward by Richard Rohr (05:20)Hinduism four stages of life (05:50)Society of Fellows (10:00)David Hubel (12:20)Will Ryman (13:00)Dan's hypercube series (20:00)self-emptying (24:30)Why we need an academic career path that combines science and art (27:00)Burroughs Wellcome Fund (28:00)Arthur Zajonc - 'something for the light to fall on' (31:00)Enfold initiative (32:00)collective over community (32:15)Ancient Greek symposium (35:00)Émile Durkheim - collective effervescence (38:30)Joie de vivre (38:30)vulnerability and frailty (41:30)compassionate leadership (42:40)flourishing (45:30)TS Eliot "The Four Quartets" (46:30)Souq al Arabi (48:20) "all flourishing is mutual" Robin Wall Kimmerer (52:00)encounters with flourishing (52:20)nuanced conception of flourishing (52:30)Lightning round (53:30)Book: Civilisation by Kenneth Clark Passion: spiritualityHeart sing: inspiration for his missionScrewed up: failed marriage Find Dan online:http://www.danjayart.com/https://smfa.tufts.edu/directory/dan-jayLogo artwork by Cristina GonzalezMusic by swelo on all streaming platforms or @swelomusic on social media

Mary Ghobrial helped redefine the Middle East's tech landscape—from bringing the first Arabic tech company to NASDAQ, to guiding Souq's $580 million acquisition by Amazon.In this insightful episode, she reveals how big visions, data-driven strategies, and authentic leadership can break barriers and transform entire industries.Discover her powerful tips on thinking globally, embracing risk, and thriving as a woman leader—don't miss it!

Zum neuen bilateralen Vertragspaket zwischen der Schweiz und der EU gehört auch ein Stromabkommen. Dieses will den Strommarkt weitgehend liberalisieren. Schweizer Energieunternehmen sollen künftig im EU-Strommarkt mitwirken können und umgekehrt. Das dürfte weiter für Diskussionen sorgen. Ausserdem: Die Glacé von Bekdasch ist in ganz Syrien bekannt. Der Glacé-Laden im Souq al-Hamidiiiyeh, der historischen Markt-Passage in der Altstadt, ist oft gut besucht, ganz besonders in diesen Tagen. Weil die jahrzehntelange Diktatur des Assad-Regimes zu Ende ist, sind Syrerinnen und Syrer in Festlaune. Ein Besuch in der Gelateria "Booza Bekdasch" in Damaskus.

Omar Elsahy is General Manager for Amazon in Egypt, overseeing 2,500 employees in the country as well as after-market services across the region. He told me about his early years in the US and Egypt, starting a number of businesses with his brother before pivoting to e-commerce with Souq.com. I enjoyed getting to know Omar through this conversation, and also got some great insights into the way he thinks as a leader, and how Amazon approaches innovation. This episode is brought to you by: EFG Holding, a trailblazing financial institution with a Universal Bank in Egypt and the leading investment bank in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Melissa de Leon Mason had a pretty unique introduction to sewing and quilting. While living in Cairo, Egypt early in her marriage, she stumbled upon the textile Souq - a marketplace full of wonderful fabrics in bright colors and bold patterns. That was all it took for her to dive into learning how to sew. A few years of trying to figure it all out, Melissa is now designing foundation paper piecing patterns, teaching classes and workshops and having her quilts hung in national quilt shows such as QuiltCon and the National Quilt Museum. She is no longer looking for towels or discarded materials to stuff into her quilts to make them fluffy. She is in the big leagues! And like many of us, Melissa has a day job. She recently graduated and is a licensed practicing counselor. This plays a factor in her love of teaching. She loves to work with people and support them in their growth. She shares that teaching is fulfilling because she gets to see people walk away with a new skill that they can use to grow their quilting knowledge library. She also offers equity pricing on her classes and workshops. Melissa also recently launched her FPP Design course! The class is online and on-demand. However, sign ups are limited per enrollment period so Melissa can be present and available for her students. So keep an eye out for the next session to open! If you haven't seen Melissa's work, then pop over to her website or Instagram and check it out while you listen! Find Melissa here! Website: https://www.quiltallthethings.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/quiltallthethings_/ Want to see more? You can find it here:  Show Merch: nygqs.printify.me  Patreon: patreon.com/notyourgrannysquiltshow   Insta: https://www.instagram.com/notyourgrannysquiltshow https://www.instagram.com/sweetpeadesigncompany  YouTube: https://youtube.com/@notyourgrannysquiltshow  Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SweetPeaDesignCoShop  Want to be on the show? Send us a message!

Ever wondered what separates exceptional salespeople from the rest? In this episode, Susanna Gray-Jones chats with sales expert Romy Sembi about mastering the sales process and staying motivated. Romy reveals how understanding the "DNA of selling" and employing a scientific approach can drive success. They delve into how visual goals can fuel motivation and the role of managers in recognizing what drives their teams. Romy also shares his expertise in spotting superstar salespeople, focusing on assessing behaviors, adaptability, and openness to feedback. Highlighting the importance of investing in people, Romy reminds us that today's "little person" could become tomorrow's CEO.  This episode is a treasure trove of actionable advice for sales professionals and managers alike, offering a fresh perspective on achieving sales success. Must-Hear Insights and Key Moments Understanding the "DNA of Selling": Romy Sembi emphasizes the importance of grasping the fundamental elements of successful selling, which can be mapped and systematically applied to drive results. Motivation Through Visual Goals: Keeping a visual reminder of goals, such as a picture of something you desire, can significantly enhance motivation and drive to achieve targets. Tailoring Management Approaches: Effective sales managers must understand and adapt to the individual motivators of their team members to foster a productive environment. Assessing Salespeople's Potential: During interviews, evaluating a candidate's behavior, adaptability, and responsiveness to feedback is crucial for identifying top-performing salespeople. Role of Feedback in Improvement: Embracing and applying feedback is vital for growth. Romy highlights the importance of being open to direction and continuously improving based on constructive criticism. Investing in People for Long-Term Success: Romy underscores the value of investing in individuals, noting that today's “little person” could become a future leader or CEO, making long-term support and development essential. About Romy Sembi Romy Sembi brings over 24 years of expertise in sales training and recruitment, working across 56 countries with a deep understanding of cultural nuances and global business dynamics. As the founder of Aura Sales, Romy has a distinguished track record of elevating sales performance through customized training and strategic recruitment solutions.  His career spans a diverse range of industries and includes collaborations with high-profile companies such as Indeed, Souq.com, and eBay. Romy's approach is rooted in his ability to seamlessly integrate into sales teams and adapt training programs to fit unique business propositions. He emphasizes the importance of translating classroom learning into real-world application, ensuring that sales strategies are not only developed but effectively implemented.  With a focus on both global and startup environments, Romy is adept at providing insights and practices that drive tangible results. His commitment to empowering salespeople and fostering a culture of excellence makes him a valuable partner in achieving sustained success and growth. Connect with Romy Sembi: ⁠⁠Website⁠⁠ ⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠ Follow The Counter Offer: ⁠⁠LinkedIn Host⁠⁠ ⁠⁠LinkedIn Podcast⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ ⁠Tiktok⁠ Check out our sponsor: Soul Space Studio Step into a world where breath becomes your greatest ally, an ever-present guide that reminds you of your inherent ability to find calm amidst the day-to-day. Tap into your inner strength and create profound shifts in your physical, mental, and emotional well-being at work. Soul Space Studio workplace wellbeing workshops and programmes can help your teams: reduce stress levels, create thriving cultures, deepen connection, and expand creative flow. Check out - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.soulspace-studio.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ for more information USE CODE: COUNTEROFFER for 10% discount

"The city of Bethlehem is situated atop a hill at the edge of the Judaean desert, creating a unique blend of cultures. Bedouin from the desert interact with pilgrims in its town market and navigate its narrow, ancient streets.  "This recording captures the ambiance of the "souq", the traditional marketplace located in the city's Old Core. The Souq is a confluence of vernacular units where farmers and merchants sell fruits, vegetables, and various merchandise, particularly during the early morning hours. Farmers from nearby villages such as Battir and Artas gather to sell their fresh produce, adding to the vibrant atmosphere of this historic marketplace in Palestine.  Recorded by Rafael Diogo. Part of the Migration Sounds project, the world's first collection of the sounds of human migration.  For more information and to explore the project, see https://www.citiesandmemory.com/migration

"At first what captured my attention was the richness of the all the voices from children, woman and man. So the focus is on the voices, everything is based on that. Aside from the drone and occasional percussions, most of the sounds are heavily treated vocals. Next, I liked the organic side of the market's ambiance, therefore some live percussions was added. I deliberately left out the song captured in fhe field recording provided to avoid any copyright issues.  "I basically extracted and isolated into separate tracks all voices, noises, wind, artifacts and ambience. Multiple different combinaison of effects was permanently applied on each tracks. Everything was imported into the DAW (Ableton), then I selected some sections of every category and applied more effects depending of the result needed. The drone and percussions we're added to complete the picture. Selected tracks were imported into the Zoom F3 and sent simultaneously in stereo to 2 different mono effects (Chase Bliss Mood on the left channel, Dr Scientist The atmosphere on the right channel) and recombined into a stereo signal sent in Chase Bliss Reverse Mode C and redivised into a left and right signal. More effects were added via auxiliary return busses and automation on most of the tracks, these parameter change includes: EQ, filters, Bit Reduction, Downsample, Bit Depth, Overdrive, gain, Pitch and Tape Saturation. Equipment ----------------- Daw & Tools : Ableton 10, Audacity, Paul Stretch, Zoom F3 Hardware Effects : Chase Bliss Mood, Chase Bliss Reverse Mode C, Dr Scientist The Atmosphere Vsts : Klanghelm DC1A3, Puremagnetik Driftmaker, Linda Audio Stargazer, Chaos Audio Starlight, Waves Silk Vocal, Noise Engineering Ruina, Chowdsp Chow Tape Model, Waves H-Comp, Tokyo Dawn Records TDR Molotok, Granulator II, Valhalla Supermassive, Waves MaxxVolume  Synths : Full Bucket Music Mono/Fury, Ableton 10 native synths  Percussions : Triangle, toy bells, egg shaker, tambourine  Microphone : ElectroVoice N/D767a" Bethlehem souq recording reimagined by Ghislain Caya. Part of the Migration Sounds project, the world's first collection of the sounds of human migration.  For more information and to explore the project, see https://www.citiesandmemory.com/migration

I had the incredible opportunity to sit down with Ronaldo Mouchawar, the trailblazing Co-founder and CEO of Souq.com, which was acquired by Amazon in 2017 for $580 million in cash + $200m in Amazon shares. Ronaldo, a true pioneer of e-commerce in the MENA region, founded Souq in 2005 as a spin-off from Maktoob, another regional success story that was sold to Yahoo for ~$170 million in 2009. In our conversation, Ronaldo shares captivating industry insights, recounts his personal journey, and reveals his passion for music. Now heading Amazon's operations in MENA and Turkey, Ronaldo remains fervently optimistic about the future of e-commerce in the region. Don't miss this fascinating and inspiring episode! Support for the show comes from capital.com a global investment platform. Visit their website to start investing today.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I had the incredible opportunity to sit down with Ronaldo Mouchawar, the trailblazing Co-founder and CEO of Souq.com, which was acquired by Amazon in 2017 for $580 million in cash + $200m in Amazon shares. Ronaldo, a true pioneer of e-commerce in the MENA region, founded Souq in 2005 as a spin-off from Maktoob, another regional success story that was sold to Yahoo for ~$170 million in 2009.In our conversation, Ronaldo shares captivating industry insights, recounts his personal journey, and reveals his passion for music. Now heading Amazon's operations in MENA and Turkey, Ronaldo remains fervently optimistic about the future of e-commerce in the region. Don't miss this fascinating and inspiring episode!Support for the show comes from capital.com a global investment platform. Visit their website to start investing today. 

UAE seafood special: we're in Dubai to meet Fahim Al Qasimi, co-founder of Seafood Souq, a digital marketplace that serves as a platform connecting seafood buyers and sellers around the world. Plus: Ramie Murray, the founder and CEO of Dibba Bay Oysters, the first and only gourmet oyster farm in the Middle East, talks about the role of aquaculture in enhancing food security.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Souq co-founder said on stage at the Web Summit Qatar that global startups will look to the region in a market shift, while Abdullah Abu Sheikh who acquired Botim wants to help unbanked consumers do everything with the help AI, and Bitcoin is on track for its biggest two-day rally this year while its smaller rival ether topped $3,200.

Phil Dickinson, leading international markets development and MICE for Visit Qatar, talks with James Shillinglaw of Insider Travel Report on a tour of this thoroughly modern and fascinating destination. Dickinson reviews many of Doha's attractions, including the massive new Meryal Waterpark, major luxury shopping malls, the famed Souq, multiple museums, top dining and stadiums from the World Cup in 2022. For more information, visit www.visitqatar.com. If interested, the original video of this podcast can be found on the Insider Travel Report Youtube channel or by searching for the podcast's title on Youtube.  

Nadia vindt dat vlees eten eigenlijk niet meer kan (en hoeft). Toch doet ze het soms. Ze is niet bang zich te laten horen over slavernij en onrecht, en leerde van haar Marokkaanse moeder hoe eten verbindt. Ook: worstelen met veel autorijden, tips over specerijen en het voorkomen van voedselverspilling. In deze derde aflevering bespreken duurzame lifestyle-expert Marieke Eyskoot en chef, schrijver, ondernemer en presentator Nadia Zerouali o.a.: Hoe logisch en lekker vegan eten is (en waarom ze het soms niet doet) De connectie tussen ons eten, kolonialisme en slavernij Een oudere auto (of koelkast) vervangen of niet Voedselverspilling stoppen Met je familie onder één dak wonen (maar daar meer voor in de auto zitten) Wat we kunnen leren van andere culturen Kiezen tussen commercialiteit en impact (met haar eigen smaakmakersmerk) Het doorgeven van duurzame lessen aan de nieuwe generatie CEO's de waarheid vertellen De waarde van eten als verbinding (geleerd van haar mama) Uitgesproken zijn als verantwoordelijkheid Mild zijn voor het individu, hard tegen het systeem De duurzame dilemma's, duiveltjes, doelen en dromen van Nadia Zerouali, vanuit de Hortus Botanicus in Amsterdam. SHOWNOTES Oliebollen Het BinnensteBuiten-item van Nadia en Marieke over het weggooien van oud brood, en daar oliebollen van maken: https://binnenstebuiten.kro-ncrv.nl/duurzame-lifestyle/video/oliebollen-gemaakt-van-oud-brood ‘Worst'elingen Worstenmaker Samuel Levie's boek over vlees eten: Worstelingen https://www.singeluitgeverijen.nl/nijgh-van-ditmar/boek/worstelingen/ Specerijenmerken die Nadia aanraadt The Good Spice - https://thegoodspice.org/ Pacific SpiZes - https://www.instagram.com/pacific_spizes Diaspora Co. - https://www.diasporaco.com/ (US) (Nadia & Merijn's SOUQ vind je hier: https://nadiaenmerijnsouq.nl/) Too Good to Go https://www.toogoodtogo.com/nl Carolyn Steel Architect, over de relatie tussen eten en je omgeving: https://www.carolynsteel.com/ Imke de Boer Voedselsysteemdenker, over de relatie tussen gezonde aarde, gezond voedsel, goed leven: https://deboerenvoedsel.nl/ Koelkast vervangen Het is inderdaad zo dat je je koelkast meestal beter kunt vervangen als-ie zo'n 7 tot 10 jaar oud is. Milieu Centraal zegt dit: Heb je nog een oude koelkast of vriezer van tien jaar of ouder? Dan is vervangen voor het milieu bijna altijd een goed idee, ook als de koelkast het nog doet. Koelkasten worden namelijk steeds zuiniger. De energie die je bespaart als je je koelkast vervangt, weegt ruimschoots op tegen de milieu-impact van het maken van de nieuwe koelkast. https://www.milieucentraal.nl/energie-besparen/apparaten-in-huis/koelkasten-en-vriezers/ Hier.nu zegt 8 jaar: https://www.hier.nu/themas/huishoudelijke-apparaten/8-apparaten-die-misschien-moeite-waard-zijn-om-te-vervangen Nationale Klimaatweek zegt 7 jaar: https://nkw2023.nl/artikel/d667b326-92dc-4112-a177-70edc652e688/let-op-het-energieverbruik-van-je-koelkast Instagram Nadia Zerouali https://www.instagram.com/nadia.zerouali____/ Couscousbar (Nadia's restaurant) https://couscousbar.nl/ Op je Gezondheid (Nadia's podcast) https://www.human.nl/op-je-gezondheid.html Marieke is te volgen op https://www.instagram.com/mariekeeyskoot/ / https://www.mariekeeyskoot.nl/ CREDITS Geluid, beeld, techniek: Max van Nievelt Audio-ondersteuning: Ruud Hermans - https://ruudhermans-composer.com/ Muziekbewerking: Edmé Koorstra (original track: Cinematic Adventure Trailer by MAPA) Vormgeving: Michel Walpot - https://michelwalpot.nl/ (origineel ontwerp: The Green House) Online boost: Patrick Klerks | Online Slimmerik - https://www.onlineslimmerik.nl/ Mede mogelijk gemaakt door: Hortus Botanicus Amsterdam | Barbara van Amelsfort en Willeke te Flierhaar

In this episode of the Chef JKP Podcast, host James Knight-Paccheco takes listeners on a culinary journey filled with food memories, laughter, and lessons for life. On this weeks show . The episode features an enlightening conversation with Fahim Al Qasimi, Co-founder of Seafood Souq, a digital platform that sheds light on the seafood industry.He reminisces about picking fresh black cherries from a tree in his childhood home in Germany, highlighting the special connection between food and memories.Paccheco promises that this episode is a game changer, urging listeners to tune in and discover the wealth of information it offers. On this episode, James and his guest discuss:·      Seafood traceability and mislabeling·      Overfishing and political activism·      Investing in our oceans·      Fusion in Emirati cuisine·      Michelin-starred UAE-based restaurant·      Memorable culinary experiencesTo follow Fahim on Instagram, click HERETo see everything to do with Seafood Souq click HERESupport the showFollow The Chef JKP Podcast on Instagram HERE

Maz Hakim talks to Dubai-based Billionaire Saygin Yalcin and entrepreneur about his journey in the industry from working at an unpaid internship to growing a successful business acquired by Souq.com, better known as Amazon today.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr Raf Fatani, Amazon General Regional Manager, Alexa, MENA. He grew up and studied in the UK and later moved to the UAE, when Amazon acquired souq.com in 2017. Amazon utilized 18,000 beta testers in Saudi to teach Alexa to understand and speak Arabic from different regions and with different accents. Tech-savvy Saudis are the most engaged Alexa users in the word, with the average customer having 11 connected devices. This technology is truly life-changing, especially for elderly and disabled populations. Raf keeps his mother in mind while improving Alexa, ensuring ease of use and safety. In this episode, he addresses Mo's fears about Amazon, Alexa, and voice recognition and shares his personal outlook on happiness, marriage, boundaries, and the future of Saudi Arabia.

On Race Matters we head to Damascus, Syria as we are joined by researcher and creative Mia Shouha, co-founder and director of Souq. In an intimate chat, she shares how artists create in a complex, post-war context and craft through autonomy and imperialism resistance to find magic and connection. Alongside her collaborator Romy Cole-Groth they've begun working on a project that elevates the value and dignity of Syrian craft, collecting beauty in a time of crisis.  To learn more about Souq and how you can support the launch of their first collection Yasmin, head to their socials @souqq__ This piece was produced and edited by Shareeka Helaluddin. Image courtesy of Souq. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

في هذه الحلقة من بودكاست السوق: ▪️ في أبرز أخبار قطاع السيارات «أوتوبيا» تجمع 2.5 مليون دولار ❤️‍

Welcome to another episode of The Action and Ambition Podcast! Joining us today is JonPaul Vega, the Co-Founder, and CEO of Souq G-Commerce, your portfolio manager for Web3 game assets. Souq is building the first DeFi native investment management firm. Their platform enables anyone to compose strategies or participate in high-quality investment vehicles regardless of social class or technical proficiency. Their first product enables users to get structured market exposure to the Ethereum gaming industry, through their ETF 2.0 product Liquid Staking Vaults. Tune in to learn more!

On this episode of Red Carpet, we take a look inside Qatar's Souq Waqif market, a new exhibition at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, and up and coming Ghanaian dancehall artist Iona Reine talks music and more.

Ahmed Al Zarooni, is the Director of Dubai's Department of Public Parks and Recreational facilities.He joined TSB to discuss the return of the Farmer's Souq initiative of Dubai Municipality has returned. Where 50 farmers and small-and-medium enterprises (SMEs) showcasing local home grown produce. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Wir sind in Jordanien zwischen Sushi, Souq und Schmeißfliegen. Katha ist eine rülpsende Luxusbiene und Pia wird vom Perversen beschissen. Scheiiiiße! Das nächste Mal wird besser, da besuchen wir dann die Petra.

In deze aflevering gaan we in gesprek met culinair ondernemer Nadia Zerouali Nadia is als klein meisje gek op koken en wordt later bekend als TV kok in de programma's 24Kitchen, Binnenste Buiten en Ramadan gerechten. Hiernaast schrijft Nadia meer dan 10 kookboeken die de Arabische en westerse wereld combineren. Nadia verschijnt veel in de media en ligt met haar culinaire producten in alle filialen van de Albert Heijn. Sinds een aantal jaar is Nadia ook mede-eigenaar van twee CousCousbar vestigingen in Amsterdam. Hoe dit succes allemaal is ontstaan en wat Nadia allemaal nog van plan is, hoor je in deze aflevering. Beluister de aflevering en raak geïnspireerd!

The definition of brand building is to generate awareness about your business using strategies and campaigns with the goal of creating a unique and lasting image in the marketplace. Positive image + standing out = brand success. With social media gaining a larger part of our lives, businesses have resorted to them for marketing their brands. A business branch, which was earlier seldom seen to be a cost, is now an investment, trying to gain maximum eyeballs and attraction to a brand for its success. About Kishore Dharmarajan Kishore Dharmarajan is the CEO of Seo Souq FZ LLC. He's a metaverse expert, and he's earlier worked with companies like WSI Internet Consulting, and Eureka Advertising Dubai. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tbcy/support

Neste episódio especial, Bruno e Sérgio contam com a presença do virtuoso Jorge Loura, guitarrista de bandas como Souq, Troll's Toy, 47 de Fevereiro, Zen, Rolling Stones, etc. Falam sobretudo sobre música, boa e má, e sonhos por realizar (eg. "pertencer aos Azeitonas"). O som começa manhoso. Dá para perceber, mas está manhoso. Ali a partir dos 6 minutos e tal melhora porque, num acto de heroísmo inusitado, lá arranjámos maneira de ligar os microfones que estavam desligados. Sigam o Jorge: https://www.instagram.com/jorge.loura/ E o alegria de viver: https://www.instagram.com/alegriadeviverpodcast/

Most of us are familiar with the top shopping websites, like Amazon, eBay, or even Souq.com. Aliexpress.com has been around for a while but has recently become very popular. If you are wondering about the best AliExpress coupon code, then Almowafir is the right place. We are here to assist you to save valuable money and get great deals.

Sheikh Fahim Al Qasimi (aka 'Turtle Sheikh') is a member of the UAE's Royal Family, Executive Chairman at the Department of Government Relations in Sharjah, Co-Founder of Seafood Souq and a good old friend from our days back at Kearney. When he's not swimming in oceans saving turtles (literally), he's probably dining with Gary Vee or with the President of Guatemala to discuss Economic relations with Sharjah.  Last time Fahim and I caught up was more than 12 years ago, but it didn't take long for me to remember how funny, humble and smart he is - for an Emirati (joke context towards the end of our chat). On a serious note, catching up with Fahim in-person reminded me of the ingenuity that's behind the incredible story of the UAE and the unwavering passion that drives authentic entrepreneurship. Learn more about Fahim's company Seafood Souq here: https://uae.seafoodsouq.com/ Follow Fahim on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fahim-al-qasimi-6a57b754/ Follow 'Pod Kas with Yaz' on all streaming platforms here: https://linktr.ee/podkaswithyaz

Figuring out your assets for different NFT and Blockchain gaming projects is an absolute pain; hustling to different websites, finding current crypto value, floor prices, and on and on. Am really happy to do an interview with the cofounder of Souq which has an awesome platform coming out for keeping up to date with all your blockchain gaming holdings. Super intuitive and slick interface also! Check out our Crypto Giveaway inside also! I am not a financial Advisor Current episode InfoWebsite: https://souq.gg/ (https://souq.gg/) Discord: https://discord.gg/G8PXHEJ6 (https://discord.gg/G8PXHEJ6) Twitter: https://twitter.com/Souqdotgg (https://twitter.com/Souqdotgg) Crypto Gaming Podcast InfoTwitter: https://twitter.com/TCGPodcast2 (@TCGPodcast2) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_crypto_gaming_podcast/ (the_crypto_gaming_podcast) PATREON - Support the Podcast: https://www.patreon.com/CryptoGamingPodcast (https://www.patreon.com/CryptoGamingPodcast) Music: Voxel Revolution by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/7017-voxel-revolution License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/soundroll/feeling-home License code: FAWUIZSNHXQRLXDZ Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!) https://uppbeat.iotsoundrollmemories  License code: IMGEAAXEIS9O33HJ  Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/hartzmann/take-me-there  License code: T6ZTIOPNTR83QOCI 

Welcome to Surviving Tomorrow, a podcast, newsletter, and publication that helps you navigate life in an age of democratic destruction, ecological collapse, and economic irrelevance, available for FREE on Substack, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Facebook, and Youtube.Jeff Bezos controls Amazon. And Whole Foods. And The Washington Post. And IMDB, Zappos, Souq, Blue Origin, Kiva Systems, Alexa, DPReview, Fabric.com, Woot, Goodreads, Twitch, Audible, Elemental, Quidsi, Annapurna Labels, Accept, Living Social, Twilio, HomeGrocer, Bill Me Later, eZiba, BankBazaar, Kozmo, Ionic, Songza, and Wine.com. Plus he has VC stakes in Lookout, Juno, Grail, Workday, Vessel, Domo, Fundbox, Stack Overflow, Everfi, Remitly, Rethink Robotics, General Fusion, MakerBot, Unity Biotech, General Assembly, Business Insider, Google, Uber, Airbnb, and Twitter. And he's working on acquiring MGM. Plus he owns at least eight mansions and 100,000+ acres, a bunch of penis-shaped rockets, and a $500,000,000 hyper-yacht.Bernard Arnault controls LVMH, which has swallowed more than seventy of its competitors, including Dior, Fendi, Givenchy, Dom Pérignon, Loius Vuitton, Moët & Chandon, Marc Jacobs, Stella McCartney, Loro Piana, Princess Yachts, Bulgari, Sephora, and Tiffany & Co.Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway owns massive chunks of nearly fifty companies including Apple, Amazon, Amex, Bank of America, Chevron, Kraft, Mastercard, Sirius, Visa, Wells Fargo, P&G, Johnson & Johnson, Dairy Queen, Fruit of the Loom, GM, Merck, T-Mobile, GEICO, and Coca-Cola, which itself has eaten more than 400 competing drink companies.Blackrock, which owns a piece of 5,480 companies including Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook, Google, Nvidia, Tesla, JP Morgan, Paypal, Home Depot, Disney, Exxon, Pfizer, Pepsi, AT&T, Nike, Walmart, McDonald's, Costco, and Netflix, just bought Reese Witherspoon's media company for $900 million, adding to its $9 trillion Smaug-like horde.It makes you wonder when monopolists will stop growing larger and larger.And then one day it occurs to you…They will not stop until they are stopped.The factsThere are now 2,755 billionaires on the planet, not including “royalty” and dictators.In the year 2000, they controlled less than $1 trillion.Today, they control more than $13.1 trillion.13.5X in a generation.And they've grown their wealth by $5.5 trillion during the pandemic so far.The world's richest eight men now own more than the bottom 4 billion.On the flip side, there's never been so many people experiencing suffering and deprivation in human history:Systemic inequality pushed 200+ million people into poverty and cost women around the world at least $800 billion in lost income in 2020.690 million people go to bed hungry every night (and the number is rising by 16 million per year.)5.5 million people are moving into slums per month.2.3 million children die from malnutritionment every year.Clearly, there is no limit to the depth of poverty and deprivation to which our global society will allow humans to fall — never forget that millions of children are still trafficked for rape annually and that nine million people die from starvation each year — yet somehow elite individuals are allowed to amass unlimited plenty in a world of deprivation?It begs the question: Is it moral and right for us to allow individuals to hoard extreme wealth in the face of overwhelming widespread poverty, documented democratic subversion, and environmental catastrophe?If humanity saw itself as the global family that it truly is, it would be morally impossible to not limit the amount that one family member could control while another suffered and died.“Earned” wealthIt is impossible for an individual to legitimately earn a billion dollars.If someone earned $100 per hour — more than enough for anyone to live in luxurious comfort — in order to truly earn a billion dollars, they'd have to work 40 hours per week, 50 weeks per year, for five thousand years.So how is a billion dollars actually amassed?By skimming a profit off the backs of untold others:off the workers they employoff the suppliers they squeezeoff the carcasses of the competitors they destroy with monopolyoff the planet they unsustainably extract fromoff the governments from which they gain subsidies and advantagesoff the stable societies they sell to while evading taxationoff the democracies whose rules they change at willoff the shareholders they dupeHow is the ability to skim achieved? Through unfair advantage and privilege.It is impossible to “work hard, save, and invest” your way to a billion dollars.Let's be crystal clear: billionaires don't “create jobs.” They extract value — time, talent, creativity, effort — from others at an industrial scale.Decentralize everythingHere's a short thought experiment.Which is better: 2,755 billionaires and their $13.1 trillion, each monopolizing roughly one industry apiece and subverting democracy, or 131,000 centa-millionaires in competition?How about 1,310,000 deca-millionaires?Or 13,100,000 millionaires?13.1 million millionaires would do far more for the economy in terms of spending, hiring, diffusing power, avoiding democratic destruction, increasing competition, and sparking innovation.Are there truly enough benefits to the global population to merit supporting the costs of maintaining billionaires? Surely not. No rational person can make the argument that 2,755 billionaires are globally preferable to having 13.1 million more millionaires, or 131 million more workers each controlling a $100K stake in the businesses wherein they constitute all of the wealth-creation.“But those poor billionaires are just rich on paper!”Sychophants for the ultra-elite are quick to cry out that most billionaires don't actually have $1,000,000,000+ sitting in a Scrooge McDuck-style vault. Their wealth is usually tied up in shares of the companies they almost always undemocratically control.But these people don't understand how billionaires work.Billionaires borrow colossal amounts of cheap debt against those paper shares, and let inflation devalue that debt over time.So you and I — the real taxpayers in society — end up footing the bill as the money-printing machine devalues our actual-earned money.We need a more equitable pre-distribution of ownership, wealth, and opportunity.Mathematical doomI believe — as do most of the working masses and the desperate poor — that it is morally wrong and utterly inhumane to be a billionaire whilst millions starve and billions suffer.Full stop.To paraphrase the Bible: “The poor will always be among us because the rich will always be above us.”The world and planet can't afford to support billionaires anymore.Corporatism is a gross inefficiency and major source of economic inequality; it is anti-democracy; it is ecological unsustainability.We should replace it with an economy of sole proprietors, partnerships, cooperatives, not-for-profits, and for-benefits — all the wealth to all the workers — massively diverse, all competing and cooperating and innovating within a body of economic law that enforces ecological sustainability (as defined by biology) and economic fairness (as defined by real democracy.)If we don't, we're mathematically doomed.Charting our trajectory to zeroWhen will billionaires stop amassing more wealth?The answer is clear:They won't.Our total global wealth is currently $431 trillion.In the past twenty years, billionaires have grown their wealth by 13.5X, to $13.1 trillion, far outpacing the poor and total growth in global wealth.At their current pace, billionaires will control $176 trillion in twenty years and $2.3 quadrillion in forty.You read that right: If we do not stop them, billionaires will control the entire globe's resources within our lifetime.From there, it's simply a game of thrones to determine which few families will survive.In the winner-take-all economy, elites will not stop until they are stopped.Why can't voter-shoppers fathom this fact?The solution is frightfully simpleIt's a radical idea that will be common sense to future generations:Individual private wealth must be limited.That's right: No more billionaires.Every dollar over $1 billion in net worth will be taxed at 100% or placed in a commons trust.As one Redditor put it:Once you reach $999,999,999 we give you a plaque that says, “congratulations, you won capitalism,” and we name a dog park after you.A global Billionaire Ban will have wonderful implications for protecting democracy and making the economy more robust and fair. Obviously, democracy can argue over the exact number for our new global limit — 10 million, 100 million, even 1 billion — so long as we agree on the underlying fundamental that private wealth must have an upper limit.Older right-leaning white men will now scream “Communism! Socialism!” while failing to realize this piece is not advocating central ownership or central control of the economy. That's what billionaires are working on.We need to reform our economic system. We need a more equitable pre-distribution of ownership, wealth, and opportunity, and we desperately need democratic limits to protect against monopoly and wealth hoarding.This isn't optional for the survival of our species: it's now required for the survival of all species.We need to move quickly.In the time it took you to read this article, the world's billionaires gained $62 million while sixty people moved into slums and thirty children died of hunger.How many more people must suffer and die before we re-structure the global economy for widest-spread well-being? Get full access to Surviving Tomorrow at www.surviving-tomorrow.com/subscribe

Jeff Bezos controls Amazon. And Whole Foods. And The Washington Post. And IMDB, Zappos, Souq, Blue Origin, Kiva Systems, Alexa, DPReview, Fabric.com, Woot, Goodreads, Twitch, Audible, Elemental, Quidsi, Annapurna Labels, Accept, Living Social, Twilio, HomeGrocer, Bill Me Later, eZiba, BankBazaar, Kozmo, Ionic, Songza, and Wine.com. Plus he has VC stakes in Lookout, Juno, Grail, Workday, Vessel, Domo, Fundbox, Stack Overflow, Everfi, Remitly, Rethink Robotics, General Fusion, MakerBot, Unity Biotech, General Assembly, Business Insider, Google, Uber, Airbnb, and Twitter. And he's working on acquiring MGM. Plus he owns at least eight mansions and 100,000+ acres, a bunch of penis-shaped rockets, and a $500,000,000 hyper-yacht.Bernard Arnault controls LVMH, which has swallowed more than seventy of its competitors, including Dior, Fendi, Givenchy, Dom Pérignon, Loius Vuitton, Moët & Chandon, Marc Jacobs, Stella McCartney, Loro Piana, Princess Yachts, Bulgari, Sephora, and Tiffany & Co.Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway owns massive chunks of nearly fifty companies including Apple, Amazon, Amex, Bank of America, Chevron, Kraft, Mastercard, Sirius, Visa, Wells Fargo, P&G, Johnson & Johnson, Dairy Queen, Fruit of the Loom, GM, Merck, T-Mobile, GEICO, and Coca-Cola, which itself has eaten more than 400 competing drink companies.Blackrock, which owns a piece of 5,480 companies including Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook, Google, Nvidia, Tesla, JP Morgan, Paypal, Home Depot, Disney, Exxon, Pfizer, Pepsi, AT&T, Nike, Walmart, McDonald's, Costco, and Netflix, just bought Reese Witherspoon's media company for $900 million, adding to its $9 trillion Smaug-like horde.It makes you wonder when monopolists will stop growing larger and larger.And then one day it occurs to you…They will not stop until they are stopped.The factsThere are now 2,755 billionaires on the planet, not including “royalty” and dictators.In the year 2000, they controlled less than $1 trillion.Today, they control more than $13.1 trillion.13.5X in a generation.And they've grown their wealth by $5.5 trillion during the pandemic so far.The world's richest eight men now own more than the bottom 4 billion.On the flip side, there's never been so many people experiencing suffering and deprivation in human history:* Systemic inequality pushed 200+ million people into poverty and cost women around the world at least $800 billion in lost income in 2020.* 690 million people go to bed hungry every night (and the number is rising by 16 million per year.)* 5.5 million people are moving into slums per month.* 2.3 million children die from malnutrition every year.Clearly, there is no limit to the depth of poverty and deprivation to which our global society will allow humans to fall — never forget that millions of children are still trafficked for rape annually and that nine million people die from starvation each year — yet somehow elite individuals are allowed to amass unlimited plenty in a world of deprivation?It begs the question: Is it moral and right for us to allow individuals to hoard extreme wealth in the face of overwhelming widespread poverty, documented democratic subversion, and environmental catastrophe?If humanity saw itself as the global family that it truly is, it would be morally impossible to not limit the amount that one family member could control while another suffered and died.“Earned” wealthIt is impossible for an individual to legitimately earn a billion dollars.If someone earned $100 per hour — more than enough for anyone to live in luxurious comfort — in order to truly earn a billion dollars, they'd have to work 40 hours per week, 50 weeks per year, for five thousand years.So how is a billion dollars actually amassed?By skimming a profit off the backs of untold others:* off the workers they employ* off the suppliers they squeeze* off the carcasses of the competitors they destroy with monopoly* off the planet they unsustainably extract from* off the governments from which they gain subsidies and advantages* off the stable societies they sell to while evading taxation* off the democracies whose rules they change at will* off the shareholders they dupeHow is the ability to skim achieved? Through unfair advantage and privilege.It is impossible to “work hard, save, and invest” your way to a billion dollars.Let's be crystal clear: billionaires don't “create jobs.” They extract value — time, talent, creativity, effort — from others at an industrial scale.Decentralize everythingHere's a short thought experiment.Which is better: 2,755 billionaires and their $13.1 trillion, each monopolizing roughly one industry apiece and subverting democracy, or 131,000 centa-millionaires in competition?How about 1,310,000 deca-millionaires?Or 13,100,000 millionaires?13.1 million millionaires would do far more for the economy in terms of spending, hiring, diffusing power, avoiding democratic destruction, increasing competition, and sparking innovation.Are there truly enough benefits to the global population to merit supporting the costs of maintaining billionaires? Surely not. No rational person can make the argument that 2,755 billionaires are globally preferable to having 13.1 million more millionaires, or 131 million more workers each controlling a $100K stake in the businesses wherein they constitute all of the wealth-creation.“But those poor billionaires are just rich on paper!”Sychophants for the ultra-elite are quick to cry out that most billionaires don't actually have $1,000,000,000+ sitting in a Scrooge McDuck-style vault. Their wealth is usually tied up in shares of the companies they almost always undemocratically control.But these people don't understand how billionaires work.Billionaires borrow colossal amounts of cheap debt against those paper shares, and let inflation devalue that debt over time.So you and I — the real taxpayers in society — end up footing the bill as the money-printing machine devalues our actual-earned money.We need a more equitable pre-distribution of ownership, wealth, and opportunity.Mathematical doomI believe — as do most of the working masses and the desperate poor — that it is morally wrong and utterly inhumane to be a billionaire whilst millions starve and billions suffer.Full stop.To paraphrase the Bible: “The poor will always be among us because the rich will always be above us.”The world and planet can't afford to support billionaires anymore.Corporatism is a gross inefficiency and major source of economic inequality; it is anti-democracy; it is ecological unsustainability.We should replace it with an economy of sole proprietors, partnerships, cooperatives, not-for-profits, and for-benefits — all the wealth to all the workers — massively diverse, all competing and cooperating and innovating within a body of economic law that enforces ecological sustainability (as defined by biology) and economic fairness (as defined by real democracy.)If we don't, we're mathematically doomed.Charting our trajectory to zeroWhen will billionaires stop amassing more wealth?The answer is clear:They won't.Our total global wealth is currently $431 trillion.In the past twenty years, billionaires have grown their wealth by 13.5X, to $13.1 trillion, far outpacing the poor and total growth in global wealth.At their current pace, billionaires will control $176 trillion in twenty years and $2.3 quadrillion in forty.You read that right: If we do not stop them, billionaires will control the entire globe's resources within our lifetime.From there, it's simply a game of thrones to determine which few families will survive.In the winner-take-all economy, elites will not stop until they are stopped.Why can't voter-shoppers fathom this fact?The solution is frightfully simpleIt's a radical idea that will be common sense to future generations:Individual private wealth must be limited.That's right: No more billionaires.Every dollar over $1 billion in net worth will be taxed at 100% or placed in a commons trust.As one Redditor put it:Once you reach $999,999,999 we give you a plaque that says, “congratulations, you won capitalism,” and we name a dog park after you.A global Billionaire Ban will have wonderful implications for protecting democracy and making the economy more robust and fair. Obviously, democracy can argue over the exact number for our new global limit — 10 million, 100 million, even 1 billion — so long as we agree on the underlying fundamental that private wealth must have an upper limit.Older right-leaning white men will now scream “Communism! Socialism!” while failing to realize this piece is not advocating central ownership or central control of the economy. That's what billionaires are working on.We need to reform our economic system. We need a more equitable pre-distribution of ownership, wealth, and opportunity, and we desperately need democratic limits to protect against monopoly and wealth hoarding.This isn't optional for the survival of our species: it's now required for the survival of all species.The Christian response to wealth inequalityWhat's incredibly disturbing about the wealth inequality discussion is how callous many Christians have become to the plight of the poor.As if the riches of the wealthy matter more to our God than the survival of the poor!Luke 3:11 is perhaps the most economically-convicting verse in Scripture:“Whoever has two tunics is to share with him who has none, and whoever has food is to do likewise.”Clearly, God is not in favor of infinite wealth accumulation. Regardless of what reasonable limitations secularist governments place on private wealth, surely God always calls His family to a higher standard of generosity and stewardship.Mark 14:7 says that “the poor will always be among us”… but that's only because the rich will always be above us.Do you where there weren't any poor people? In the Acts 2 church, when those of means rejected the temptation to accumulate infinite wealth and instead sold assets to help others. And according to Acts 4:34, “There were no needy people among them.”That's the power of Christians who actually obey Scripture… what a testament such a church would be to their community!Christians live by a principle that transcends all secular economic schemes. When it comes to finances, we express our faith with one principle: From each according to his ability, to each according to his need.When we align our financial thinking with the Bible's, we end up using all of our abilities for His glory, and He meets all of our needs, not just as individuals, but as a community. After all, unlike the individualist anti-culture in which we find ourselves, we profoundly understand that we're all in this thing together.We need to move quickly.In the time it took you to listen to this episode, the world's billionaires gained $62 million in wealth, while sixty people moved into slums and thirty children died of hunger.How many more people must suffer and die before we re-structure the global economy — or at least our local church community — for widest-spread wellbeing?Thanks for listening to Future Faith. We are 100% follower-supported, so please head over to jaredbrock.com to become a gospel patron.If you think this episode is important, informative, or provocative, all I ask is that you email the link to your friends or share it on social media. Get full access to Future Faith at jaredbrock.substack.com/subscribe

Today's guest is Laura Choueri. Laura is a real-estate expert & brings with her over 35 years' experience in the real estate industry in Montreal, Canada and Dubai. She has been a leading figure in the Dubai property market for over 27 years and has been selected as a ‘Contributor' for valuable feedback to The World Bank on ‘Ease of Doing Business' including ‘Registering Property' in Dubai, UAE. She is also the founder of Choueri real-estate and continues to play an active role, their diversification extends to Luxury-Investments- Residential-Commercial & Off Plan Projects and in 2017 Laura launched Realopedia a real estate e-Marketplace building an alliance with Souq.com an amazon company and Dubai Properties, the first of its kind strategic agreement for the region's in real estate. During this episode we discussed how the real estate market has evolved in the UAE, we talked about how Covid has impacted real-estate & what the future looks like, and she shares with us some amazing advice regarding whether you should buy or rent, invest in a villa or an apartment and much more. And the last message he wanted to share “ If you have a burning desire to do something, just go for it. Because if you dont try then you'll never know”

Today once again I am doing a live interview here in Bali. My guest today is Andrey Rozhnov. Andrey is the founder of Easy Export. With Easy Export Andrey and his team help entrepreneurs to build DTC brands in the USA and Europe with a focus on e-commerce, Amazon, and other marketplaces.  Andrey spent the last 10 years building businesses, including selling on Amazon, managing remote teams, and solving world-class problems. Today we are going to talk about it all. Links from the episode: Wild Berries - https://www.wildberries.ru Ozon - https://www.ozon.ru Souq - https://uae.souq.com Wallmart - https://www.walmart.com eBay - https://www.ebay.com Etsy - https://www.etsy.com New Egg - https://www.newegg.com Street Epistemology - https://streetepistemology.com Books Andrey Recommend: “Aggression (The So-Called Evil)” by Lorents K. - https://www.amazon.com/Aggression?tag=10mj-20 “How To Read A Book: The Classic Guide To Intelligent Reading” by Charles Van Doren and Mortimer Jerome Adler - https://www.amazon.com/How-Read-Book?tag=10mj-20 "The Father: Historical, Psychological and Cultural Perspectives" by Luigi Zoja - https://www.amazon.com/Father?tag=10mj-20 Book Mentioned: "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People" by Stephen R. Covey - https://www.amazon.com/Habits-Highly-Effective-People?tag=10mj-20 Connect with Andrey: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrey-rozhnoff Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/andreas.rozhnov Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/andrey.rozhnoff Email Address: andrey@rozhnoff.com Website and Company Social Medias: Waves Protect - https://wavesprotect.com LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/waves-protect Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/wavesprotect Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/wavesprotect Twitter - https://twitter.com/wavesprotect Pinterest - https://www.pinterest.com/waves_protect Email Address - support@wavesprotect.com Want to sit down with Anatoly 1 on 1 ? Even though I keep saying I AM NOT A GURU, many of you ask to sit down and pick my brain. I have decided to do a 1h HELP calls. There are 2 purposes: 1st to support you in your journey and second also to be able to break even on the production of this podcast (each episode editing, marketing, guest research etc takes about $60 - $150 to produce). Now you can schedule 1h with me, and we can talk about launching products, hiring, product research, keywords, mindset, how I did an Ironman or anything at all. Link is here - https://calendly.com/anatolyspektor/anatoly-connsulting-1h  ANATOLY's TOOLS: Product Development: Helim10 - I use it for  Product Research, Keyword tracking and Listing Optimization .  SPECIAL DEAL: Get 50% your first month or 10% every month: http://bit.ly/CORNERSIIH10  Pickfu - I use it for split testing all of my products and for validation ideas .  SPECIAL DEAL: First split test 50% 0ff  https://www.pickfu.com/10mj Trademarking: Trademark Angels - For all my trademarking needs.  SPECIAL: Mention Anatoly and 10MJ podcast and get 10% Off your trademark. HR: Fiverr -  I hire my 3dMockup person and images label designer here on Fiverr - http://bit.ly/10mjFIVERR Upwork - I hire people long term on Upwork - upwork.com  Loom.com - for creating SOP's, I record everything on Loom and give to my VA's Keepa.com - to track historical data such as prices ANATOLY's  3 Favorite  Business Books: DotCom Secrets by Russel Brunson - I think this is a must read for every online entrepreneurs - http://bit.ly/10MJDotCom 4 hours work week by Tim Ferriss  - This book changed my life and made my become an entrepreneur - http://bit.ly/10MJ4WW The Greatest Salesman In The World  by Og Mandino - Old book but it goes to the core of selling -  http://bit.l/10MJGREATSM  DISCLAIMER: Some Links are affiliate, it costs you nothing, but helps to keep this podcast on the float Have questions? Go to https://www.10millionjourney.com Follow us on Instagram: @10millionjourney

Kon Faber ist ein elektronisches Live-Duo aus Berlin, bestehend aus den langjährigen Freunden Nils König und Benedict Faber. Ihre Produktionen bedienen sich vieler verschiedener Einflüsse, was ihre Livesets besonders abwechslungsreich und kurzlebig gestaltet. Von tiefgründigen Tracks mit Live-Vocals und frechen Elementen die zum Schmunzeln anregen beinhaltet ein typisches Kon Faber Set alles - ohne dabei den roten Faden ihrer organischen Sounds und groovy Beats zu verlieren. Als Sahnehäubchen gibt es dann noch ansteckende Tanz- und medizinisch fragwürdige Kopfnickeinlagen. Released hat das Duo bereits auf Labels wie Serafin Audio Imprint, Souq, Rebellion der Träumer, WAYU, Trndmsk Records, Metanoia, Hug Records und Kollektiv Liebe. ✨Kon Faber SC: https://soundcloud.com/kon-faber ✨Yion SC: https://soundcloud.com/yionmusik ✨KataHaifisch SC: @katahaifisch

Новости на радио «Русские Эмираты» в Дубае: - В Дубае рассматривается дело о жестоком обращении с пожилой женщиной, повлекшем ее смерть. В многомесячных истязаниях обвиняются сын и невестка 70-летней жительницы эмирата. - Новый огромный оптовый рынок Souq Al Marfa открылся в Дубае, на островах Deira Islands, недалеко от исторического центра эмирата. Уже сейчас функционирует 400 магазинов, где можно приобрести ковры, светильники, специи, одежду и обувь, электронику и многое другое.

Time is the continued sequence of existence and events that occurs in an apparently irreversible succession from the past, through the present, into the future. We humans have found nifty ways to define and help us understand it. Yet everyone's perception of this strange thing is unique. Time dissolves into oblivion, if someone pushes "play" on the right track at the right place and time. Well, not too long ago the universe pushed a monumental pause button causing time and with it life on earth to freeze - but: our hearts never did. We kept them in a safe place. And now a new summer is here, one that invites the dancing feet back to the places we hold so dearly. "A Mirror For The Sun" is a compilation of pieces, which strive for no less than be the soundtrack that awakens our spirits, now that the big play button has finally been pushed. The 2nd Volume of ‘A Mirror For the Sun' is here, compiled by Niki Sadeki, featuring 27 artists and 15 songs. ✨Genii SC: https://soundcloud.com/genii-music ✨Souq Records SC: https://soundcloud.com/souqrecordss ✨KataHaifisch SC: @katahaifisch ✨Niki Sadeki SC: https://soundcloud.com/nikisadeki

Did you know that40% of fish caught in East Africa is wasted? I had both Omar and Osama on the couch in this episode they talk about Seafood Souq which tries to solve the value chain problem through a great marketplace for every stakeholder in the seafood industry with revenue growing exponentially year-on-year

Mit Protesten gegen Präsident Assad und Demonstrationen für mehr Demokratie begann vor zehn Jahren der Bürgerkrieg in Syrien. Daran erinnert das Festival "Revolutionary Souq" auf Kampnagel in Hamburg mit einem virtuellen Basar. Anas Aboura im Gespräch mit Vladimir Balzer www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Fazit Hören bis: 19.01.2038 04:14 Direkter Link zur Audiodatei

Traudi Guida largou a faculdade de direito para trabalhar como vendedora em uma loja de roupas em São Paulo em 1967. Inquieta e criativa, encontrou sua vocação e dois anos depois abriu seu primeiro negócio, a multimarcas Snoopy,com o dinheiro do fundo de garantia de sua mãe. Em 1982 ela conheceu Rahyja Afrange, uma estudante de economia que propôs uma sociedade para vender as roupas que sobravam das grifes. Juntas, elas criaram a Restoque e começaram o que é hoje uma das maiores marcas de moda femina do país. A primeira loja da Le Lis Blanc seis anos depois em um espaço de 46 metros quadrados no luxuoso shopping paulistano Iguatemi. Hoje, Traudi é sócia do grupo WBG, dono das marcas Souq e Ida, que fatura mais de R$ 100 milhões. Confira a história completa no podcast.

Mona Ataya, CEO and founder of Mumzworld.com, has proven to be one of the Middle East's most prominent of women entrepreneurs. Beyond leading a successful and growing SME, and inspiring her employees and communities, Mona is on a mission to change the region, one mum at a time.A transformational leader and a change agent in every sense of the word, Mona has managed to grow Mumzworld from a business plan on paper to an enviable brand reaching more than 2 million mothers across the region in 7 years.Founded in 2011, Mumzworld has pioneered a revolutionary and gold standard e-commerce shopping experience for all things mother, baby and child in the ME region. Today, Mumzworld prides itself with being the leading, trusted and definitive source with over 200,000 products, an engaged community, exclusive product offerings and delivery to over 20 different countries in the fastest, most convenient and cost-effective way, at everyday low prices.Key Takeaways:0:00 Intro0:41 Mona shares her journey of entrepreneurship and what really made her become an entrepreneur3:23 Mona talks about three things that are necessary when starting a new business, that is, the people you are starting the business with, capital and your risk appetite5:02 Mona talks about how entrepreneurship has changed or developed from back then when entrepreneurship was not fashionable till today 8:18 Mona also talks about capital, talent, laws and regulations and corruption and how she would rank them in today's environment8:44 Mona shares the reasons why she ranked laws and regulations as number one specifically in her sector9:49 Mona talks about why she would rank capital as number two also in her sector and why the scale capital in the e-commerce sector is lacking 12:43 Mona also talks about what impacts the scalability of her business more in terms of challenges and the two most important drivers for growth13:53 Mona speaks of what she has done at Mumzworld proactively to increase the participation of women in the economy 17:32 Mona gives advice to the private sector on what they need to do to increase the participation of women in the economy19:15 Mona talks about how COVID has accelerated flexibility to work from anywhere and anytime and how it has also impacted the e-commerce sector22:29 Mona shares the vision of e-commerce sector now that it has been impacted by the pandemic 25:24 Mona talks about how and why vertical players are working and also not being crushed by the horizontal players such as Amazon28:38 Mona shares what to focus on technologically in e-commerce as a vertical player due to the innovations happening in e-commerce 30:22 Mona shares two things that has been the trepidation of the foreign investors investing in e-commerce especially in the Middle East region 33:23 Mona talks about the gap or what's missing for people to be able to create real innovation 35:55 Mona also talks about the ripple effect of Bayt and of Mumzworld especially to the Middle East region38:55 Mona explains the biased and non biased way where she would invest in, in the Middle East if she had $10 million and why Shows Mentioned:FMCG: Fast-moving consumer goods, also known as consumer packaged goods, are products that are sold quickly and at a relatively low cost.P&G: The Procter & Gamble Company is an American multinational consumer goods corporation headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, founded in 1837 by William Procter and James Gamble.Johnson & Johnson: is an American multinational corporation founded in 1886 that develops medical devices, pharmaceutical, and consumer packaged goods.Bayt: is the Middle East's #1 job site in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA region) today. Amazon: is an American multinational technology company based in Seattle, Washington, which focuses on e-commerce, cloud computing, digital streaming, and artificial intelligence. Souq: is an English-Arabic language e-commerce platform, owned by Amazon, Inc. It is the largest e-commerce platform in the Arab world. Quotes Mentioned:“Businesses don't grow without capital.”“Entrepreneurship today has become almost the flavor of the decade.”“Success breeds success or success breeds ecosystem courage.”“Businesses are built to create intrinsic value that gives a company the ability to scale and be sustainable and stand the test of time.”“Mumzworld is not only in a transactional website, we really are a community.”“Demand is always the easiest part of building e-commerce.”“Avoid dependency on any one single supplier ever.”“M-Commerce is the future.”“The brands that are succeeding are the brands that have unfair advantages across the entire supply chain.”“You need the capital, and you need the talent to create vicious success stories.”Guests Social Media Links:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/mumzworld-com Website: https://www.mumzworld.com/ 

Ecosystem Arabia - Episode 1 of 6 - In the first episode of our 6 week community activation, we tell the inside stories of Yahoo's acquisition of Maktoob.com, Amazon's acquisition of Souq, and dive into how technology inspired the Arab Spring uprising. This community activation is an interactive digital gathering of the Middle East and North African startup ecosystems; it consists of a 6 episode podcast mini-series and a 6 week live-streamed startup pitch competition, which will both culminate in an interactive virtual summit on February 16th.

Ecosystem Arabia - Episode 1 of 6 - In the first episode of our 6 week community activation, we tell the inside stories of Yahoo's acquisition of Maktoob.com, Amazon's acquisition of Souq, and dive into how technology inspired the Arab Spring uprising. This community activation is an interactive digital gathering of the Middle East and North African startup ecosystems; it consists of a 6 episode podcast mini-series and a 6 week live-streamed startup pitch competition, which will both culminate in an interactive virtual summit on February 16th.

Ecosystem Arabia - Episode 1 of 6 - In the first episode of our 6 week community activation, we tell the inside stories of Yahoo's acquisition of Maktoob.com, Amazon's acquisition of Souq, and dive into how technology inspired the Arab Spring uprising. This community activation is an interactive digital gathering of the Middle East and North African startup ecosystems it consists of a 6 episode podcast mini-series and a 6 week live-streamed startup pitch competition, which will both culminate in an interactive virtual summit on February 16th. Register for the virtual summit at https://hopin.com/events/ecosystem-arabia-virtual-summit (https://hopin.com/events/ecosystem-arabia-virtual-summit) Interact with the podcast and pitch competition by registering your email https://www.ecosystemarabia.tv (https://www.ecosystemarabia.tv) A special thanks to our presenting partner https://www.exim.gov/mena (The Export-Import Bank of the United States). As the global middle class grows and technology makes the world smaller, opportunities have never been greater for American businesses to reach customers beyond U.S. border. EXIM provides federal resources to access capital and mitigate foreign risk. And no business is too small. Let EXIM help you export fearlessly to the MENA region and beyond. Visit exim.gov/mena to learn more.

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Depuis quelques jours, l’appel au boycott des produits français se répand sur les réseaux sociaux du monde musulman, en réaction aux propos du président Macron. Lors de l’hommage au professeur Samuel Paty, il avait indiqué que la France ne renoncerait pas aux caricatures du prophète Mohamet. Les exportations françaises vont-elles pâtir de cet appel ? Cela dépendra du succès de cet appel, encore à confirmer, et aussi du poids des échanges commerciaux avec les pays les plus mobilisés. Même si le Koweït s'est montré très réactif, les fromages emblématiques Kiri et Babybel ont déjà été retirés des grandes surfaces de l'Émirat et une soixantaine de coopératives koweitiennes annoncent que les produits tricolores ne seront plus distribués, l'effet négatif sera limité dans ce pays, car les exportations françaises y sont faibles, elles se montent à quelques centaines de millions d’euros seulement. Si l’appel s'amplifie, c’est un risque pour les produits les plus exposés au grand public. Ceux de l’agro-alimentaire, de la cosmétique et des parfums. Trois industries qui contribuent positivement à la balance commerciale française et qui souffrent déjà en ce moment des conséquences du Covid-19. Outre le Bahrein, au Qatar, deux chaînes de supermarchés – Al Meera et Souq el Baladi – ont vidé leurs rayons des produits tricolores. En Arabie saoudite circule un message de boycott des magasins Carrefour. Ponctuellement un boycott peut-il nuire à une entreprise ? Danone en a fait les frais au Maroc il y a deux ans. Suite à un appel relayé par Facebook, son lait jugé trop cher ne trouve plus aucun acheteur. Son chiffre de ventes annuel a reculé de 178 millions d’euros dans ce pays, un incident qui a pesé sur son bénéfice global. Les marques prennent très au sérieux les boycotts relayés par les médias sociaux. Elles craignent plus pour leur image que pour leurs ventes et s’engagent souvent à prendre en compte les attentes des consommateurs qui les boudent. Au Maroc, Danone a ainsi abaissé le prix de son lait. Dans la menace lancée la semaine dernière contre les produits français, les entreprises ont en revanche peu de prise, puisqu’elles ne sont pas directement mises en cause. L'Élysée pourrait revoir sa position pour protéger les entreprises françaises ? L’histoire démontre que si les entreprises peuvent s’amender pour échapper au boycott, en revanche les États ne capitulent jamais. Le gouvernement français demande d'ailleurs aux dirigeants des pays concernés de faire cesser ces appels au boycott, sans revenir sur les propos du président. L’exemple le plus frappant de l'inflexibilité des États est celui d’Israël, soumis depuis 15 ans au mouvement BDS pour « Boycott, Desinvest, Sanction ». Un appel lancé par des groupes palestiniens. Israël combat cette campagne sur tous les fronts, avec les outils du droit et de la diplomatie. Bien que ses exportations en souffrent peu puisqu’elles sont concentrées sur les produits technologiques à haute valeur ajoutée difficiles à remplacer et souvent importés non pas par des particuliers mais des entreprises ou des États. Les exportations françaises vers les pays arabes sont-elles dans la même situation ? En grande partie. Dans les pays du Golfe, la France exporte des armes et surtout des avions. C’est 60% des exportations vers le Qatar et Bahrein. En Arabie, les achats de radars constituent le premier poste pour l’année 2019. Ces contrats font l’objet d’appels d’offre de longue haleine où les considérations politiques sont aussi prises en compte. Idem pour le blé, le premier produit exporté par la France au Maroc et en Algérie. Sur ces produits de haute technologie, ou de première nécessité, les appels au boycott lancé par la société civile sont impuissants.      EN BREF Dans la Chine communiste, la ligne économique des cinq prochaines années se décide cette semaine lors du plénum du comité central du parti Cette instance très politique qui se réunit à partir de ce lundi à Pékin détermine en grand secret le plan quinquennal des années 2021-2025. Face aux « vents contraires » mentionnés par Xi Jinping, Pékin devrait réaffirmer la priorité au développement de la demande intérieure.

Welcome to the Bali Interiors Stories podcast. In this podcast we speak with entrepreneurs and creatives, living and succeeding in Bali. I hope you enjoy my conversation with Sophie from Souq. Show notes: 4.00 Corona in Bali 7.10 Bali Rebranding and communities working together in Bali 13.30 Creativity and entrepreneur 21.56 Living in Shanghai and creating her cashmere brand 24.20 the sustainably in design 36.34 artisan skills 42.14 Technical hurdles of production in Bali For more information on Souq go to: www.souqdesign.co www.souqstore.co To view our Bali Interiors website head to www.bali-interiors.com And don't forget to follow us on IG by going to www.instagram.com/baliinteriors

Comment importer un concept à Dubai ? Comment créer une filiale d'un business qui existe déjà en France et partout dans le monde ? Quelles sont les barrières à l'entrée ? C'est toutes ces questions auxquelles nous avons répondu avec Charlotte Margus, dirigeante de la société Le Wagon Dubai, classé numéro 1 des formations en développement web dans le monde.« Dubai sera la Silicon Valley du Moyen Orient » et connait un véritable boom de son écosystème tech soutenu par le secteur privé et public. Nous le voyons par exemple par le rachat par Uber de Careem, son concurrent au Moyen Orient par Uber ou encore celui de Souq, site e-commerce par Amazon. Le gouvernement souhaite que Dubai soit la 1ère ville digitalisée du monde.C'est en partant de ce postulat que le Wagon Dubai s'est installé il y a quelques mois aux Emirats pour vous proposer des formations intensives pour apprendre à coder et changer de vie.Avec Charlotte, nous avons parlé :- De ce qu'elle faisait en France.- De l'école Le Wagon – une école pour apprendre à coder, qui existe déjà dans environ dans une trentaine de villes à travers le monde et qui a été fondée par Boris et Romain Paillard.- De sa découverte du code grâce au Wagon à Paris- Des formations proposées par l'école qui s'adressent à tous, même aux débutants.- Du mantra de l'école : « apprenez à coder et changez de vie »- De l'implantation de cette école à Dubaï, des plus gros challenges que Charlotte a eu à surmonter- De la manière de dupliquer un concept qui existe déjà en France à Dubai et de l'adaptation au marché.- De ses ambitions pour le Wagon Dubai- De ce qu'elle aime à Dubai et des clichés propres à la cité-état- De La Marina, son quartier qui mixe la ville et la mer- De ses meilleures adresses : Fish Restaurant sur la plage, Breeze sur La Palm et le bar à vin rooftop La Folie avec une vue sur le Burj-Al-Arab.Vous souhaitez soutenir le podcast : vous pouvez mettre 5 étoiles et 1 commentaire sur l'application apple podcasts/iTunesVous souhaitez créer votre propre podcast ? Vous pouvez vous offrir ma formation en cliquant ici.Soutenez ce podcast http://supporter.acast.com/histoires-de-dubai. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

 Mohamed El Sherief episode.Zero To One Book by Peter ThielSubject Airbnb Essay By Paul Graham.The Story of Souq.com: How to Build the Largest E-commerce Platform.The early signs of Careem Mafia.Building a High-Growth Startup in an Emerging Market with Shola Akinlade of Paystack. Picks:Luay: Triumph Of the Nerds.Alfy: https://increment.com/Mostafa: Invest Like The Best.   دروس في بناء فريق العمل وبداية لينك دوت نت – حوار مع خالد بشارة

This week we talk to Emirati entrepreneur and investor, Fahim Al Qasimi, about the following  Adding Transparency To The Seafood Industry  Adapting To COVID-19 Corporate Governance Transparency & Business Ethics --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dubai-works/message

Welcome back to Digital Media & Tech in Dubai, (DMT/d), for the second episode of our brand new podcast focused on bringing listeners topical segments and informative conversations with local experts exploring the latest news and developments in the digital media and tech scene in the burgeoning international capital that is Dubai, as well as the greater ME area. Hosted by Spencer Striker, PhD, Digital Media professor at the American University in Dubai--the episodes are recorded on location at AUD in the heart of Dubai's Media City. Special guest for episode 2, “PAZ Knows Digital Dubai,” is Joe Akkawi, Chief Digital Officer at PAZ Marketing, an influential PR firm based here in the city that he co-founded with his father and sister back in 2007: http://pazmarketing.com/ As a graduate of the American University in Dubai, Joe went from earning an IT degree in 2004, to working in web development in the early 2000s, to running digital/social for PAZ, where he manages top clients, from hot startups like Fetchr to megabrands like Harley Davidson. Topics discussed in episode 2 include: The growth of PAZ Marketing in Dubai during the city's dynamic decade. Joe's opinions on who are the key social media influencers in the region right now, including: Max of Arabia https://www.instagram.com/maxofarabia/ Bin Baz https://www.instagram.com/bin_baz/ Huda Beauty https://www.instagram.com/hudabeauty/ How the expansion of PAZ Marketing has mirrored the rise of the Dubai startup scene these past ten years, whereby key startups have hired PAZ to scale them toward rapid impact, including Cobone.com (acquired by Tiger Global), Sukar (acquired by Souq), and CashU (acquired by Maktoob). Current PAZ clients range from successful Dubai-based startup, Fetchr http://fetchr.us/about/ , to one of America's most icon brands, Harley-Davidson, http://www.harley-davidson-dubai.com/ , for which Joe has the awesome challenge of strategically rebranding for the GCC, Levant, and NA regions. Finally, Joe provides some expert insights on how to approach a Snapchat marketing play in the region, as well as some of forecasts for the future of digital Dubai. Hosted by: Spencer Striker, PhD, Digital Media professor at the American University in Dubai https://twitter.com/spencerstriker Special Guest: Joe Akkawi, Chief Digital Officer, PAZ Marketing https://twitter.com/JoeAkkawi Special Thanks to Reina Dib and Joy Semaan of the AUD Marcom Team https://www.instagram.com/audubai And huge shout out to stellar AUD student and podcast producer, Rana Daoud https://www.linkedin.com/in/ranadaoud Featuring Video Game Remixes by the legendary Chris Bateshttp://pazmarketing.com/http://fetchr.us/about/http://www.harley-davidson-dubai.com/