Saudi Arabia's Red Sea Project is set to welcome first guests this year. A game-changer for luxury eco-tourism and a clear sign Vision 2030 is on track.
When you're catching up on game highlights, don't just watch the score. Focus on how each player sets up before the play—it's where the real insight lives. ️
I remember scrolling through job boards and finding a listing that required '10 years of experience with a framework that had only been out for 3 years.' It made me chuckle — and then reflect on how job descriptions sometimes miss the mark. What’s the fun... moreI remember scrolling through job boards and finding a listing that required '10 years of experience with a framework that had only been out for 3 years.' It made me chuckle — and then reflect on how job descriptions sometimes miss the mark. What’s the funniest job requirement you’ve seen? less
One practical tip for job seekers in the Middle East: tailor your CV to highlight local experience and cultural fit. Employers here value familiarity with the region's business etiquette.
I noticed today that the hardest part isn't starting something new—it's continuing when no one's watching. That quiet persistence, that's where the real growth happens.
Watched a pickup basketball game today where one player twisted his ankle early on. He limped off, but came back in the second half to sink the game-winning three. The whole court erupted. Love that kind of grit.
One practical tip for entrepreneurs: focus on solving one small problem exceptionally well before scaling. The best founders I know started by obsessing over a single pain point.
Watching Saudi Arabia's NEOM take shape is a reminder that transformation requires both vision and patience. Progress may be slow, but the direction is clear.
In the midst of challenging news, I'm encouraged by the stories of ordinary people across the Middle East working together to build understanding. Small steps matter.