Up Next

Very few people can say that they published their first book at the age of 20 and this episode of "Up Next" is really special because I am joined by one of them. My guest on this episode is none other than Ban Lahham, the author of "Enigma". 
Throughout the episode, she shares the inspiration behind her book and why she chose to publish it at such a young age. She also goes on to explain the writing process in detail while sharing the challenges and obstacles that she faced along her way among many other things.
Ban's book "Enigma "was published around 2 months ago and is currently available on amazon. 
Make sure to check it out and give it a read!

Very few people can say that they published their first book at the age of 20 and this episode of "Up Next" is really special because I am joined by one of them. My guest on this episode is none other than Ban Lahham, the author of "Enigma". 
Throughout the episode, she shares the inspiration behind her book and why she chose to publish it at such a young age. She also goes on to explain the writing process in detail while sharing the challenges and obstacles that she faced along her way among many other things.
Ban's book "Enigma "was published around 2 months ago and is currently available on amazon. 
Make sure to check it out and give it a read!

On this episode of Up Next, I am joined by Saeed Zarrouk the founder of Edutest and the youngest person in this year’s Forbes top 30 under 30.
Saeed shares how he built a multi-million dollar company at the age of 19, some of the challenges that he faced, mistakes that he made, and a ton of tips for young and upcoming entrepreneurs among other things.
Edutech is a social startup in the field of educational consulting that aims to provide everyone in the Middle East and Northern Africa with equal access to higher education regardless of gender and nationality.
A huge part of their core mission is reaching out to bright disadvantaged students and helping them apply to top universities across the world and they also help them apply for scholarships/financial aid, without making the students pay for anything along the process in many cases.
Tune in to learn more about Saeed and Edutest

On this episode of Up Next, I am joined by Saeed Zarrouk the founder of Edutest and the youngest person in this year’s Forbes top 30 under 30.
Saeed shares how he built a multi-million dollar company at the age of 19, some of the challenges that he faced, mistakes that he made, and a ton of tips for young and upcoming entrepreneurs among other things.
Edutech is a social startup in the field of educational consulting that aims to provide everyone in the Middle East and Northern Africa with equal access to higher education regardless of gender and nationality.
A huge part of their core mission is reaching out to bright disadvantaged students and helping them apply to top universities across the world and they also help them apply for scholarships/financial aid, without making the students pay for anything along the process in many cases.
Tune in to learn more about Saeed and Edutest

On today’s episode of Up Next, I am joined by Alia Al Mansoori, the UAE’s youngest scientist and a future astronaut. 

Growing up Alia was always fascinated with space and much of that was inspired by her love for Star Wars. She always dreamt of exploring space and discovering if there is life outside our planet. In 2017, Alia took the first step towards making that dream a reality when she won the Genes in Space competition when she was just 15 years old!!!

Alia was never a genius child that was gifted with the knowledge of biological sciences at a young age, but she is a dreamer and most importantly she is determined. Alia entered the competition with minimal knowledge of Biology and took it upon herself to learn scientific literature with the help of her high school biology teacher. 

A few months later Alia had her winning experiment sent to the International Space Station on a SpaceX shuttle where the experiment was conducted by the astronauts on the ISS. 

The 18-year-old dreams of becoming not only the First Emarati women on Mars but to be the First HUMAN on the red planet and is working relentlessly to achieve this dream. 

Tune in to learn more about Alia and her incredible journey to space. 

On today’s episode of Up Next, I am joined by Alia Al Mansoori, the UAE’s youngest scientist and a future astronaut. 

Growing up Alia was always fascinated with space and much of that was inspired by her love for Star Wars. She always dreamt of exploring space and discovering if there is life outside our planet. In 2017, Alia took the first step towards making that dream a reality when she won the Genes in Space competition when she was just 15 years old!!!

Alia was never a genius child that was gifted with the knowledge of biological sciences at a young age, but she is a dreamer and most importantly she is determined. Alia entered the competition with minimal knowledge of Biology and took it upon herself to learn scientific literature with the help of her high school biology teacher. 

A few months later Alia had her winning experiment sent to the International Space Station on a SpaceX shuttle where the experiment was conducted by the astronauts on the ISS. 

The 18-year-old dreams of becoming not only the First Emarati women on Mars but to be the First HUMAN on the red planet and is working relentlessly to achieve this dream. 

Tune in to learn more about Alia and her incredible journey to space. 

On this episode of Up Next, I am joined by none other than Yasmina Bourgi the founder of the local fashion brand Vent. Vent is quite a unique and innovative fashion brand as they offer all of their designs in various sizes ranging from XS to 4 XL, they believe that people should not be limited to the typical sizes set by mainstream brands many people struggle to find on-trend/fashionable designs in their size. Yasmina also shares the inspiration behind launching Vent, how she built it from the ground up while giving several tips for people interested in pursuing something similar. 

Be sure to visit their website www.vent.ae and check out their summer collection that has recently dropped. 

On this episode of Up Next, I am joined by none other than Yasmina Bourgi the founder of the local fashion brand Vent. Vent is quite a unique and innovative fashion brand as they offer all of their designs in various sizes ranging from XS to 4 XL, they believe that people should not be limited to the typical sizes set by mainstream brands many people struggle to find on-trend/fashionable designs in their size. Yasmina also shares the inspiration behind launching Vent, how she built it from the ground up while giving several tips for people interested in pursuing something similar. 

Be sure to visit their website www.vent.ae and check out their summer collection that has recently dropped. 

On Today’s episode of Up Next, I am joined by 2x cross fit games athlete and performance coach Reece Mitchell. Reece was the 3rd fittest teen in the world in 2017 and he is now the 4th fittest teen in the world, he has also just joined Dubai based gym InnerFight as a cross-fit and performance coach, oh and did I mention that he recently turned 18!!. 

Throughout the episode, Reece shares how he went from joining a cross-fit gym by mistake as a 13-year-old, trying to lose weight, only to be on the podium of the cross fit games while representing Great Britain 2 yours later. He also explains how young and upcoming athletes can take their cross-fit passion to the next level amongst other things. 

Be sure to check out his page to learn more about him and to get it in touch with him for 1on1/online coaching. 

On Today’s episode of Up Next, I am joined by 2x cross fit games athlete and performance coach Reece Mitchell. Reece was the 3rd fittest teen in the world in 2017 and he is now the 4th fittest teen in the world, he has also just joined Dubai based gym InnerFight as a cross-fit and performance coach, oh and did I mention that he recently turned 18!!. 

Throughout the episode, Reece shares how he went from joining a cross-fit gym by mistake as a 13-year-old, trying to lose weight, only to be on the podium of the cross fit games while representing Great Britain 2 yours later. He also explains how young and upcoming athletes can take their cross-fit passion to the next level amongst other things. 

Be sure to check out his page to learn more about him and to get it in touch with him for 1on1/online coaching.