Are Your Supplements A Lie? Paul O'Connor

What happens when you quit your job to build a business with your husband?In this episode, brought to you by Bless Brothers, we sit down with Mya, cofounder of Bless Brothers, the furniture brand she built with her husband Manoj. They started with two sofas in a tiny Singapore showroom a week before lockdown. Today they have stores in Singapore and Dubai and a community of more than 140,000 people.Mya opens up about being the only Indian girl in her school in the Midlands, moving to Singapore at 22 with one suitcase, and going from a commission only telesales job to selling multimillion dollar software to banks. She shares the story of adopting her eldest son Kabir, the day he was born, and how she answers strangers who ask why her boys look different.We also get into what it is really like working with your husband, the ultimatum that made her quit her corporate job, why their sales are highest when they don’t talk about furniture, and how they used the same playbook to grow Helios, their Muay Thai gym.Whether you’re furnishing a home, building a business with your partner, or scared to show up on social media, this episode is for you.Powered by Podeo — Listen to this episode

What if your supplements knew you slept badly last night?In this episode, we sit down with Paul O’Connor, founder of LINC, the world’s first adaptive supplement system. After nearly 20 years building brands at Mars, Unilever, L’Oréal and Adidas, and a stint as chief commercial officer at a Saudi football club, Paul walked away from corporate life to build something that doesn’t exist yet. LINC is a machine that reads your data from devices like Whoop, Oura and Apple Watch and makes you a drink personalised to what your body needs that day.Whether you’re thinking about leaving your job, building a product from scratch, or just tired of guessing which vitamins to take, this episode is for you.Find out more about LINC here: https://www.drinklinc.com/Powered by Podeo — Listen to this episode

With Spotify, I did my first ever live show in Dubai and it was incredible! Tune in for another fun chat with Mai from Mai's Vault and some unexpected turns of events!Powered by Podeo — Listen to this episode

Fitness myths, GLP-1 and the habits that actually last.This week I’m joined by Jason, founder of 365 Gym in Dubai and my personal trainer. We answer your questions on training three days a week, walking for weight loss, lifting as a woman, and fixing the weekend binge cycle. Jason explains why GLP-1 is not a quick fix and how to keep your muscle while on it. We finish with a myth-busting round, his “rent is due” mindset, and what he really dreams about for the future.A good listen if you’ve ever started and stopped, or if you’re not sure where to begin.Find out more about Jason Grima here: https://www.instagram.com/jasongrima?dlrf=Z3R0Y3JrNjQ5bGJkPowered by Podeo — Listen to this episode

What does it really take to build generational wealth and what happens when you stop thinking like a business owner and start thinking like an owner of assets?In this episode of Dream with Dr. Sheen Chidi Ashley back to the show to talk about her next chapter: moving from building a successful travel company into hotel development, real estate ownership and investment in Africa.Chidi shares why she believes Africa is at an important moment for investors, how she thinks about emerging markets and timing, and why she is focused on building a luxury hotel collection across the continent.The conversation goes behind the scenes of Naya Zanzibar, Chidi's upcoming hotel project, including why she chose Zanzibar, how she approaches investing in emerging markets, what she looks for before investing in a country, and why she believes hotel ownership shouldn't only be accessible to millionaires and billionaires.Chidi also opens up about the less glamorous side of entrepreneurship the constant problems, pressure and responsibility that come with being a founder and why becoming comfortable with problems is part of becoming a better CEO.You'll also hear about fractional hotel ownership, how investors can participate in the project, the importance of due diligence when investing internationally, and how Chidi is thinking about building wealth while creating something meaningful across Africa.Invest own a Piece of a Luxury Hotel in Zanzibar, Tanzania - https://tally.so/r/WOvoOePowered by Podeo — Listen to this episode

Money advice that actually applies to your paycheck. In this episode, brought to you by Pepperstone, Dr. Sheen sits down with Raji (Finance with Raji) to break down the biggest financial mistakes people make, why lifestyle inflation quietly wrecks wealth-building, and how to invest whether you're earning 25k, 45k, or sitting on 500k in cash. We cover gold as an investment, real client case studies across income brackets, AI as the next big investment wave, and practical advice for women and first-time investors ready to take control of their money.Whether you're just starting out or trying to level up your financial strategy, this episode is packed with clear, actionable takeaways.Powered by Podeo — Listen to this episode

Comedian and creator  ⁨@amyroko⁩   joins Dr. Sheen for a wide ranging conversation that goes from freelance chaos to the realities of being a woman online in the Middle East. They read hate comments together, talk numerology and life path numbers, and get into the double standards Amy has faced around wearing (and not wearing) hijab. Amy also opens up about her fitness journey, a GLP-1 experience that landed her in the hospital, and how she's rebuilding her relationship with food and her body. It ends on house tours, wealth, and book recommendations.Powered by Podeo — Listen to this episode

Nora Fatehi sits down with Dr. Sheen for a raw, unfiltered conversation about the price of ambition: from building an alter ego on stage to facing manufactured hate off it.In this episode, Nora opens up about the audacity it took to break into an industry that wasn't built for her, the exhaustion of being labeled "too independent," the controversies she's had to publicly address, and the traumatic experience that changed how she sees success. It's a conversation about fame, feminism, burnout, and what it really costs to keep going when the world is watching.Powered by Podeo — Listen to this episode

Sarvesh Shashi built SARVA into one of India's biggest yoga and wellness platforms, then watched COVID nearly take it all away. In this episode he opens up about the mentor who reshaped him before he turned 17, the three A's that defined his early life, and how trust and gut feeling guided his biggest decisions. We talk about meeting royalty, rebuilding after collapse, the birth of ABC Studios (Artists, Brands, Content), why he refuses to tell white lies in business, and his move from yoga into entertainment. We close with his advice for entrepreneurs, his ten year vision and what it means to experience true thoughtlessness.Powered by Podeo — Listen to this episode

He waited 18 years to release a new album. In this episode, Atif Aslam sits down with Dr. Sheen for a rare, unfiltered conversation about what fame really costs, and what it took to find his way back to himself.From the highs of early success and the pressure of staying relevant with no ceiling left to chase, to the quieter, harder truths about ego, anger, and addiction to attention, Atif opens up in a way he rarely does. He talks about recording 'Mustafa Jan e Rehmat,' what performing feels like as an act of worship, and the role his faith has played in keeping him grounded through it all.This is a conversation about fame, family, and the slow work of becoming who you actually want to be, from one of the most recognizable voices in South Asian music. New album 'Subah Aye Na' out now!Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/5Jk8O4pgq0O6vupKEQ5blyYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOgcmBv5idMPowered by Podeo — Listen to this episode