Enspire

Most great ideas come as a result of personal problems that come up in ones life. 

How often do we take action and try to find solutions to these problems? 

Marwa talks about her story with skincare and how her own struggles inspired her to start a whole new business. 

It is very much inspiring to hear how this young entrepreneur is fighting her way into the real world to sell her incredible products. 

Ever wondered what makes a great public speaker?

In this episode, we discuss public speaking and what it takes to become one. We dig deeper into the growth mindset and the importance of consistency and persistence in life in order to make things happen. 

Listen to this episode if you'd like to challenge yourself and take on a new adventure. 

This episode unboxed the passion behind Musicgrid - Middle East's first royalty-free music. The conversation was rich and truly inspiring. We discussed what it takes to be an entrepreneur and the mindset necessary to keep going. We also talked about what musicgrid is, what the vision is and where Sami hopes to take it. 

Have you ever wondered what the importance of storytelling really is in society and in our everyday life? This was a fruitful discussion with Fatema that touched upon spirituality, storytelling, and finding peace with oneself. 

She started the Qesati initiative (find it on Instagram: @qesa.ti) which helps in bringing people together to share their backgrounds and stories in order to inspire each other and themselves. 

Mental health is not the most appreciated topic in this part of the world. Millions of people face mental illnesses that are left undiagnosed and untapped. 
Abdullah succeeds in opening our eyes to the real side of mental illnesses and what the experience feels like. A person that hit rock bottom but has proved to himself and to the world that he can survive despite all the hardships. 

A discussion with the founders of inspirational hangout, a safe space to discuss topics that we usually take for granted. Sahar and Hannan aspire in changing the world one conversation at a time, and from this little episode, I can tell you that they're on the way there. 
It's fascinating to see how a tiny initiative that started from a little room has now become one of the biggest in Kuwait and has spread across the world.
It takes a lot of skill to perfect listening, talking and negotiating, and Inspirational Hangout is the space to learn it all so do not hesitate to join whenever you can. 

Every morning we wake up with two choices: Fulfilment or happiness. Most people out there choose happiness and we drive our lives in the wrong direction. In this final episode, I discuss the final remarks that I took on board from doing this podcast. 

I get asked this question quite often: How do I find my passion? 

I answer this using some philosophies by Jay Shetty, Charles Cooley and Simon Sinek. Some of the answers lie within the amount of noise that surrounds us and how much we are capable of hearing our own inner voice. 

I speak of the echo chambers that we are stuck in and how we are surrounded by like-minded people that feed us the same information every day, making us question what we are passionate about every single day. 

As Charles cooley says "I am not what I think I am, I am not what you think I am, I am what I think you think I am". This I believe summarizes how we believe and how we think, and how we should give our lives an objective look to be able to make change. 

How often do you say no to opportunities? How often do you take risks and say yes to others? Many of us assume we can see ahead of many of the opportunities we're given, but the fact is, we cannot. In this episode, I share a personal story that I'm sure you'll find interesting. It's a story that has changed my life forever and for that I'm thankful.

I believe you, too, can lead the change in your life by saying yes to opportunities. 

So many people stop at the end of their thoughts and ideas because they keep seeking the perfect idea, the perfect strategy, the perfect approach, but what if perfection by itself was the main reason for your slow progress? What happens if we aim for imperfection to move forward, and leave perfection until later? 

I discuss how this could give us a stronger push ahead.