This is a special 27 years episode. In this episode I talk about what it feel like to be 27, as an author, teacher and PhD Candidate. I share my journey as a self-published author in Morocco and how my childhood affected my choices and life in general. I also answer some of you questions like

What's the biggest I've learned in 27 years?

How can I experience more things in life?

How does it feel like to be 27 and single?

What makes a successful teaching career? and more.

Thanks for all the birthday wishes.

This episode is about the three main skills you need to work on while you're still studying. These skills will ensure that you stand out in the work field and in life in general. I also talk about the role of education in Morocco.

تتناول هذه الحلقة المهارات الثلاث الرئيسية التي تحتاجها أثناء دراستك. ستضمن لك هذه المهارات التميز في مجال العمل وفي الحياة بشكل عام. وأتحدث أيضًا عن دور التعليم في المغرب.

يوميات والصحة العقلية: دراسة.

Journaling and mental health: Study.

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1207/S15324796ABM2403_10

The episode's book recommendation:

https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/45536/ode-intimations-of-immortality-from-recollections-of-early-childhood

In this Episode I talk about the concept of death and the fear of death and how contemplating it helps in dealing with it. I talk about my new part-time job as a University professor. The book of the episode is Ernest Becker's The Denial of Death. Finally I address some question from Instagram

In this episode I talk about the difficulties of feeling gratitude and accomplishment for what you do, and how your childhood affects your how you react to success. I also talk about finishing my novel, changing my wardrobe to formal clothes and other things. The book I talk about this episode is Notes from the Underground by Dostoyevsky. And the question I answer is "How should you live in your twenties" 

In this episode I talk about the pressure and hard work that it takes to do a two podcasts alone. I talk about how I'm planning on carrying on with the podcast and content creation and I will not be a slave to the trends. 

The book of this episode is Gibran Khalil Gibran's Sand and Foam. I talk about this book a bit and share some quotes that I like. After that I address some question I've been asked on my Instagram. 

المرأة و المقاولة المرأة و العلوم والرياضيات والتكنولوجيا والهندسة

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سهيل ستيتو هو نائب رئيس جمعية أنوال التي تساعد الشباب على أن يكونوا أكثر نشاطًا في مجتمعهم من خلال برامج القيادة وريادة الأعمال والمزيد. يهدف برنامجهم "ديجي غيرلز" المغرب إلى تمكين فتيات المدارس

 الثانوية من خلال ربطهن بطلاب الجامعات المهتمين بمجال التكنولوجيا.  

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 Souhail Stitou is the vice president of Anoual Association, which helps young people be more active in their community through leadership, entrepreneurial programs and more. Their DigiGirlz Morocco program aims to empower high school girls by connecting them with university students interested in technology field. 

Hicham Lasri 

Zakariaa Aitoruaies

Hicham Lasri is a novelist, comic book artist, and an award winning producer and director. His fifth novel, "Big Data Djihad" discusses the impact of the virtual world we live in right now. It revolves around an anti-hero who's fixed on crashing the internet to avenge himself against a female influencer who rejected him. 

 On this Episode, Hicham and I talk about his new book, the dangers of the internet and social media and the importance of art in society.

Zakariaa Aiouraies Show Episode 1 | Abderrahmane Elhamim

واجب صانعي المحتوى - لماذا تستيقظ في 5 صباحا 

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Abderrahmane is a digital marketer, consultant, content creator and author.  https://www.instagram.com/elhamimabderrahmane/

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My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zack.aitouraies/

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This episode we talk about why you should connect with nature more and how that benefits you mentally and physically. We discuss the moral duty of the content creator and how waking up early is good for you.

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On this episode I talk about the fears and anxieties of staring something new, in my case, a podcast. I talk about why I decided to start a podcast and how perfectionism affected me. I also discuss the book I'm reading now, entitled, Would You Kill the Fat Man?  And at the end I address the following question that were submitted to me by you guys. 

 1. Advice for a 16 year old. 

2. Do you need to study creative writing to become a writer?  

3. The best advice to someone who's just starting their masters degree.