🚨What if the right connection could change everything?

In Episode 17 of Project W.I.R.E™, Romeo Coston sits down with event organizer and business development leader Charlie Anderson to explore the power of intentional networking, staying adaptable under pressure, and creating opportunities through genuine relationships.

From leading global brand activations to building a new life and network in Dubai, Charlie shares lessons on resilience, mentorship, and why excellence isn’t about perfection.

✅ Why networking is more than collecting contacts

✅ How to stay calm when everything changes last minute

✅ The role mentors play in career growth

✅ Why saying “yes” can unlock unexpected opportunities

✅ How authenticity creates real connections

👉🏽 “Excellence isn’t about perfection. It’s about working hard, trusting the process, and trusting yourself.”

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🚨What if the thing holding you back isn’t your circumstances… but the way you’re looking at them?

In Episode 16 of Project W.I.R.E™, host Romeo Coston sits down with entrepreneur, founder, and business support strategist Marms Hope for a conversation about resilience, reinvention, and what happens when you finally stop living from your past.

From rebuilding her life and growing a thriving business, to overcoming burnout, facing imposter syndrome, and years of operating from fear, Marms shares the mindset shifts that changed everything:

✅ Why no growth happens in your comfort zone
✅ The power of coaching, mentorship, and community
✅ How small daily habits create massive transformation
✅ Why doing less can sometimes help you achieve more
✅ Reframing challenges as opportunities instead of setbacks
✅ The connection between your inner state and your external reality
✅ What resilience really looks like when life gets difficult

One of the biggest takeaways from this conversation?👉🏽 "If everything always went right, life would be boring."

Growth rarely looks the way we expect it to. Sometimes the challenge is the lesson. Sometimes the setback is the receipt.

If you're feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or questioning your next move, this episode offers a powerful reminder that transformation often begins the moment you stop resisting change.

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Dr. Taniyaa Bakshhi launched a mental health initiative at 19, helped build a generational wellness brand across two countries, and did it all by choosing hard when she had every reason not to. 🌿

In Episode 15 of Project W.I.R.E, host Romeo Coston sits down with Dr. Taniyaa, founder of Sunny Herbals Middle East and the wellness platform Universe, to talk about what it actually looks like to step up before you're ready.

From losing a family member overnight and suddenly running a business she didn't ask for, to understanding why she couldn't feel happy even when things were going right, this conversation goes deep on identity, resilience, and the real relationship between your body and your mind 🧠.

We talk about:

✅ Why choosing hard accelerated her faster than playing it safe ever could

✅ The one rule she swears by (and what happens to your problem-solving when complaining isn't an option)

✅ How serotonin, sebum, and your dinner plate are quietly running your skin

✅The moment she looked at a picture and decided to become a different version of herself

✅ What men are getting wrong about skin care (and why it starts from the inside)

✅ Why boundaries are not one size fits all

This episode is both mindset and wellness. If you ever had to grow up fast, show up before you felt ready, or just needed a reminder that hard and impossible are not the same thing, this episode is for you.

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What happens when you walk away from a successful tech company and start over from scratch?

In this episode of Project W.I.R.E.™, Romeo sits down with Keila Doyle, founder of Golfily, an AI-powered golf platform designed to help players track their progress, improve their game, and enjoy the sport without being glued to their phones.

Before launching Golfily, Keila built and exited a technology company in London before making the life-changing move to Dubai. What started as a sabbatical and a desire to meet new people eventually turned into a new business venture built around a passion she never expected to discover: golf.

Together, Romeo and Keila explore:

✅ Why intuition matters more than most people realize

✅ The connection between golf, mindfulness, and entrepreneurship

✅ The "20 Second Rule" for handling frustration and setbacks

✅ Why most people quit during the middle stage of success

✅ How to build a business with intention instead of rushing for results

✅ The importance of protecting your peace as an entrepreneur

✅ Why asking for help is one of the most underrated business skills

✅ How Golfily uses artificial intelligence while keeping the human experience at the center

✅ The reality behind building products, testing ideas, and launching imperfectly

This conversation is packed with lessons on resilience, self-awareness, entrepreneurship, personal growth, and finding opportunities in unexpected places.

Whether you're building a business, navigating a career transition, or simply trying to trust yourself more, this episode offers practical insights you can apply immediately.

Connect with Keila Doyle: Instagram: @golffily_

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Shelley Bosworth spent 25 years climbing the corporate ladder at global brands like Starbucks, Tesco, and KFC.

She had the house, the car, the holidays everything she'd worked for. And then she watched her in-laws lose their chance to live out their dreams, and something shifted.

In this episode, host Romeo Coston sits down with Shelley as she opens up about walking away from corporate at the peak of her career, launching a coaching business right before a global pandemic hit, navigating her husband's redundancy, and what it actually took to keep going when she had every reason to quit.

We get into:

✅Limiting beliefs and why they don't disappear overnight

✅The real reason people struggle to show up on social media

✅Why most people know what they need to do but still don't do it

✅The difference between theory and applied knowledge

✅How to give yourself permission to want more without feeling guilty for it

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‼️ For the BEST part, watch till the very end ‼️💭 Sue and Achasah didn't plan to build a community. They threw a gathering of 25 women on International Women's Day, technically still during COVID lockdown, and no one wanted to leave.Five years later, Women Who Thrive runs 10+ events a month across Dubai and is striving toward world domination.🎬 In this episode host Romeo Coston sits down with both co-founders for one of the most honest conversations on the show yet.They get into what it actually costs to build something real. The control you have to let go of, people you lose along the way, the version of yourself you have to stop hiding, and why most people stay stuck.This one goes deep.⚡️The accidental origin of Women Who Thrive⚡️Why community and business tension⚡️The high-five system that keeps them going⚡️Why you cannot "un-edit" yourself alone⚡️What being ready for change actually looks like⚡️The mindset shift that reframes everything🔔 Subscribe so you don't miss what's next!🙏🏾 Tell a friend.🚨Check out Women Who Thrive 👉🏽 https://www.women-whothrive.com/#ProjectWIRE #WomenWhoThrive #podcast #Dubai #community #selfimprovement #wellness #womeninbusiness #scale #entrepreneur #coaching

What do you do when a war wipes out your entire pipeline and your business account hits zero?

You document it. Raw. Unfiltered. Live.Julie Donjoux, founder of Julie Donjoux Home Consulting in Dubai, walked away from a decade-long corporate career at companies like HP and 3M to build something she actually believed in. Two years in, a war changed everything overnight.In this episode, Julie sits down with Romeo to talk about the real side of entrepreneurship that no one posts about: the $280K pipeline that evaporated, the three months of zero income, the burnout from year one, a late-stage ADHD diagnosis, and why she still says this is the happiest she's ever been.She also shares why she's launching a 30-day live documentary series - showing up every day with no filter, no edits, and no guaranteed outcome.This episode covers:- Leaving corporate to pursue a dream with no formal design background- Arriving in Dubai with a backpack and €1,000 - 11 years ago- How a war can take a business from thriving pipeline to zero overnight- Burnout, ADHD, and finally understanding how your brain works- Why resilience beats motivation every time- The difference between a plan B and a pivot- The "museum morning" framework from The Big Five for LifeSignature Takeaway: "Ask yourself every..."Follow Julie's 30-day journey:📸 Instagram: Julie Donjoux Home Consulting💼 LinkedIn: Julie Donjoux

What if the thing holding you back isn't your strategy... it's the story you keep telling yourself?

In Episode 10 of Project Wire, host Romeo Coston sits down with international personal brand strategist, keynote speaker, and author Kelly Lundberg to unpack what it really takes to build a brand that opens doors, creates revenue, and reflects who you actually are.

Kelly went from cabin crew in Edinburgh to launching the Middle East's first personal shopping agency in Dubai, with no roadmap and a loan she had no business taking.

Today she works with founders, executives, and global brands like Chanel, HSBC, Louis Vuitton, and Arsenal FC, and has developed a certification program teaching her 20-year personal branding methodology to the next generation of strategists.

This conversation goes deep on:

→ Why every coach needs a coach and when to know it's time

→ The identity gap: why the outside world often sees you before you see yourself

→ How to break through procrastination using the "One Touch Method"

→ The one-touch productivity hack that changed how Romeo runs his day

→ Building a story bank and why nothing that happens to you is too small to log

→ Letting go of past identity to step into who you're becoming

→ Why your personal brand is the vehicle to the life you want to create

"You can't steer a parked car." - Kelly Lundberg

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Most men don’t break, they isolate.

In this episode of Project W.I.R.E.™, Manny Djornor opens up about the moment that almost changed everything… standing on the wrong side of a 17th floor balcony.

From Ghana, to growing up in the U.K, to working on Wall Street, to becoming a Vice President at 26, Manny built the life most people chase.

But behind the success was pressure, isolation, and a silent battle that nearly took him out. This is not just a story about success. It is about identity, vulnerability, and what it really costs to perform at a high level.

We get into:

• Why men isolate during their darkest moments

• The truth about vulnerability and strength

• Success vs fulfillment

• Breaking patterns and rebuilding identity

• How to give yourself permission to ask for help

If you have ever felt pressure, alone, or stuck in your own head… this conversation is for you. Watch until the end.

One part of this might change how you see everything.

Guest: Manny Djornor

Founder of Mentality | Entrepreneur | Community Builder

Host: Romeo Coston

Coach | Connector | Speaker

Success becomes inevitable when you understand your patterns and build with intention.

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At some point, staying the same becomes more uncomfortable than starting over.Host, Romeo Coston sits down with Katherine Read, Founder of Short Stay Circle, to break down what it really looks like to walk away from stability and build something from nothing.Katherine spent over 20 years in a stable career as a school teacher. Predictable income, "clear" identity, and a life that made sense on paper.Then she walked away from all of it...Not because she had it all figured out, but because she knew she could not stay where she was.What came next was not smooth...Imposter syndrome hit hard. She did not know how to price herself. She questioned whether people would even pay her. And internally, she struggled with identity because she had never known anything else.Then it got worse.As she started building Short Stay Circle, a community designed to connect and elevate people in the short term rental space, people tried to push her out. Not quietly. Not subtly.Out.This episode breaks down what it really looks like to leave stability, face resistance, and build something anyway.We get into walking away from over 20 years of security, the reality of imposter syndrome when starting something new, pricing and self worth, identity loss and rebuilding from scratch, and what happens when people do not want you to win.Katherine built Short Stay Circle into a growing community where people connect, bring deals, and create real value both on and off the platform. Not just events, but an ecosystem.This is for people who feel stuck in what is familiar, who know they are capable of more, but are battling their own patterns and limiting beliefs.It will not feel perfect.You move anyway.Guest: Katherine Read, Founder of Short Stay CircleHost: Romeo Coston, Project W.I.R.E.Success is not random. It is patterned. And once you see it, you can build it.#ProjectWIRE #entrepreneur #dubaientrepreneurs #founderjourney #founders #entrepreneurmindset #impostersyndrome #personalgrowth #shorttermrentals #startuplife #building #mindsetshift #courage #dubai #business #community #valuesinlife #uk #journey