Hosted by Mohamed Fadel · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 17 episodes
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Sharing one’s story is a beautiful thing. A lot of people go through their lives with their stories untold, known and heard only by a small handful of people. On: becoming changes that. on: becoming is for people like you, me, and the very next person who’s going through life, experiencing its highs and lows. The point is to dive into the reality of becoming. To answer the question of how do we “become,” where are we in our process, and outline how that journey looks like for every individual across all different walks of life.
Mohamed Fadel hosts on: becoming with Mohamed Fadel, a business show with 17 episodes published.
Eslam Mostafa is the founder and CEO of MasterFit and Diesel Gyms. He’s an ex footballer, having played in his youth for Al Ahly Sporting Club. He talks about: 🟦 How his football career was derailed due to coaching inju
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Nada Zaher is the founder and CEO of GRID, Egypt’s hottest company right now in athlete and sports management. She’s an athlete herself having played tennis from a young age and pursued it further in Columbia University
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Kenzy Omar is as human as they come. She’s a woman who chooses to break out of the boxes society places her in and pushes back against the expectation to only move in the confines of those boxes. She’s a young woman who’
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Aly is the founder and CEO of The Artificial Intelligence Company of Cairo (AICC), an applied AI lab building consumer and enterprise products for MENA. AICC's flagship product is Veeza, an AI agent that automates touris
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Omar Ghanem is a master storyteller. He’s the co-founder and CEO of Blue Planet Production, a storytelling media house, and a university academic. He’s been passionate about photography, videography and storytelling sinc
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Ahmed Sultan is a born-to-be entrepreneur. He started young and failed a few until he found his big break: Airzone. He’s the co-founder of Airzone, a family entertainment business and also Rough Gear for Sportswear. He e
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Sandra William is an executive and life coach whose path to her calling took her through some of the world's most prestigious institutions and demanding environments. Saudi-raised and AUC-educated, Sandra built her early
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Yehia is the co-founder and CEO of INVIA. He started in investment banking, corporate finance, and private equity, but found his real passion in supporting small and medium-sized businesses. He’s the ex-CEO and also the
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Mostafa Hisham is a marketer and creative by trade, but that's not all that defines him. 10 years ago, together with a couple of friends, he started iVolunteer, an initiative to help people help people. He realised the e
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Ahmed Samir is an engineer, entrepreneur, and business leader whose career has been defined by building ventures, navigating complex markets, and developing a strong voice on international trade and political affairs. Ov
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Farida El-Shennawy is an expert baker and pastry chef. She dropped out of university and moved to NYC to study at the Institute of Culinary Education, to follow what she believed to be a great business opportunity. She's
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Sara El Awdan is one of the few females in Egypt and the region who has been able to really become a powerful figure in the fitness industry. She's not only a fitness coach, but an athlete herself and a marketing expert.
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Karim Hemdan shares what most founders don’t want to hear. Building a startup isn’t about ego. It’s not about headlines. And it’s definitely not about quick money. It’s about responsibility. We unpack: Founder readinessV
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Omar Elgebali is the founder of FitClan—a startup giving people access to 172+ gyms across Egypt with one subscription. In this episode we explore: • How to choose the right co-founder • Leading with flexibility (not ego
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What happens when the “weird internet kid” grows up and builds a global creative studio? In this episode, Nourhan Wahdan, Applied Arts engineer and brand strategist, shares her journey from Cairo to Los Angeles. We talk
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A lot of our life is decided because of fear. And one of the biggest fears controlling the lives of so many of us is the fear of other people's opinions. What will people say? How will they perceive me? "I don't want to
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Perfectionism is both a blessing and a curse. It's usually the latter though when we don't know how to use it to our advantage. It often holds us back and keeps us from creating the life we deserve. It stops us from acti
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Why do we do what we do? What drives us? What's our why? Why do we get out of bed every morning? That's one of my favorite topics - human drivers and the why. Thanks for watching—don't forget to follow!
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In this launching episode, Mohamed shares a little bit about himself and why he's creating on:becoming. It's an intro to the podcast and lays the groundwork for all that's yet to come. Get ready and welcome to on:becomin
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