Navigating the world of business can often feel like the early days of dating—fraught with hesitations, uncertainties, and the fear of taking the wrong step. In my latest article, I draw parallels between the fears of rejection in dating and the daunting challenges of business ownership. From embracing authenticity to building genuine connections, I share insights on overcoming these fears to not only find love but also to succeed in business. Dive into the full article to discover how embracing your true self can be the key to both personal and professional fulfillment.

Meet “George Business Advisor,” the AI I’ve created to tackle the real-world issues SME owners face in delegation and networking. Curious about what George thinks are the top 5 challenges in each area? You might be surprised by his insights!
1️Trust and empowerment in delegation
2️ Building genuine, meaningful connections in networking
…and many more!
I’d love to hear your thoughts on George’s advice! (Ask me for the direct link to chat with him ).

“The fortune is in the follow-up.” That was the game-changing advice Tracey Currell shared with me during our initial Zoom call in late 2022. As I became a member of Introbiz UK from Dubai, Tracey’s approach to networking resonated deeply—it’s about genuinely helping others, not just swapping business cards.
Contrast this with the frenzied exchange at typical networking events, which can feel more like a scramble than meaningful interaction. That’s why I’m thrilled to announce that Tracey will share her insights on authentic networking at our Sophiall Profit and Dine Workshop and Cigar Experience Mastermind on April 24th.

Ever heard the story of Sisyphus, endlessly pushing his boulder uphill? Imagine meeting his modern counterpart—a hardworking architect in Dubai juggling offices and mired in micromanagement, sacrificing his personal life to watch every keystroke of his team.
Discover how a simple conversation revealed the real boulder he was pushing: the inability to trust and delegate. Learn why mastering these skills can transform relentless toil into effective leadership and free up precious time.

Throwback to my high school football days in 1987—when our team was struggling with just one win for the season, my teammates and I turned our frustration into creativity by filming parody sketches of our coaches’ pep talks.
I played our head coach, blending historical figures and sports icons into ludicrously motivational speeches—like channeling Bismarck’s “blood and iron” alongside OJ Simpson’s agility and a throwaway comment where I say OJ Simpson is a “Murderer” (7 years before his infamous trial).
This fun reminiscence highlights how easy it is to misconstrue one-off predictions as expertise. Today, we see many claim prophetic insights after one lucky guess. In reality, sustainable success in business, like in sports, requires consistent strategy and execution, not just luck.

“Well, Grant, we’ve had the devil’s own day, haven’t we?” – General Sherman, US Civil War.
As a history buff, I’ve always been fascinated by the pivotal moments that change the course of history. One such moment happened during the Civil War, when General Ulysses S. Grant, seemingly unfazed by a brutal first day at Shiloh, inspired a change in strategy that not only won the battle but also reshaped his future and that of the United States.
Discover how Grant’s resilience, strategic clarity, and leadership lessons can inspire today’s business leaders.

Stepping back to see the bigger picture is often the first step toward significant growth. Got questions on effective delegation, spotting opportunities, or making your business more independent?
We’ve got answers.
Dive into our latest Q&A to discover how small changes in your approach can lead you onto the opportunity superhighway.
It’s all about growth, vision, and seizing the moment.