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There’s no doubt that AI has become the new norm that everyone needs to adapt to—even writers, as ironic as that sounds! Everyone needs to realize AI is here to help and not to take your job from you. But that is still possible if you don’t know how to adapt. As someone who still […]

15 Everyday Acts of Kindness in the UAE: A Story of Generosity in Action In the warm streets of Dubai and Abu Dhabi, kindness often speaks softly, yet its impact echoes loudly. From a simple bottle of water handed to a delivery driver under the sun, to paying for a worker’s meal without saying a

If I could go back in time and sit across from my 20-year-old self — wide-eyed, restless, impatient, and quietly ambitious — I’d start with this: you don’t have to have it all figured out. And you never truly will. But if you stay curious, work hard, and most importantly, stay kind — you’ll be

In the world of SaaS, pricing isn’t just about numbers. It’s about psychology, behavior, and experience. One of the most debated questions for product and growth teams is this: Should we offer a free trial or a free plan? Both approaches are popular. Both can work. But their impact on user behavior, business growth, and

Years ago, while pursuing my MBA in the U.S., I was introduced to what sounded like a strange story:American Airlines saved $40,000 a year by removing one olive from the salads in first class. At first, it felt like one of those “corporate urban legends” – but it wasn’t. It was a reminder that small,

While building an agent to answer some complex queries about my data, I noticed the first few drafts revealed something interesting. The screenshot below shows the agent’s detailed reasoning and thinking process right before it finally responded to my test query. It’s incredible to see how a machine can mimic human thought process before responding

I didn’t choose filmmaking. It chose me the moment I realized silence was no longer an option. As an Arab woman, I grew up in a world that often asked us to lower our voices, to shrink ourselves, to smile even when we were breaking. But stories have a way of leaking through the cracks.

Growing up in Syria, I was taught to be kind, polite, and agreeable.To lower my voice.To say yes — even when I wanted to scream no. But then life shifted.And through school, work, activism, and migration, I began to unlearn what I was taught.Life — and all its difficult conversations — showed me something else:Negotiation

In today’s crowded digital economy, having a great product or advanced tech stack is no longer enough. Everyone is optimizing. Everyone is automating. The true differentiator in 2025 is no longer what you offer, but how you connect. Behind every job title is a real person. Whether it’s a CEO, a Head of Procurement, or

Have you ever felt anxiously judged when the only answer you got in the room was a no or silence, in the best case?  Most leadership advice focuses on influence, vision, and communication—but few talk about one of the hardest parts: being rejected, criticized, or misunderstood. Nobody wants to feel rejected in their personal life,