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Hosted by Romeo Coston · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 21 episodes
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Project WIRE is a long-form podcast exploring entrepreneurship, creative mastery, mindset, and the psychology behind building something meaningful.Hosted by Romeo Coston, each episode dives into the identity shifts, decisions, failures, and discipline that shape founders, creators, and high performers. This is not surface-level advice. It is about how builders think, how they move, and how they build with intention.If you are launching a startup, scaling a business, developing your personal brand, or leveling up your mindset, Project WIRE is for you.Entrepreneurship. Strategy. Identity.
Romeo Coston hosts Project W.I.R.E.™, a society show with 21 episodes published.
⚠️So many people are chasing achievement instead of alignment and it's costing them the life they actually want.The next title. The next salary bump. The next "win." None of it means anything if it's not pointing you tow
⚠️ A plan set at age nine, a teenage pregnancy that could've derailed everything, and 35+ years later - a thriving business built on financial clarity and grit. In Episode 20 of Project W.I.R.E.™, host Romeo Coston sits
🚨 She spent 13 years as a finance executive in oil and gas. Now she's Dubai's first 9D breathwork facilitator, and she's putting people in blindfolds to take them back to memories they forgot they had. In Episode 19 of
⚠️ Success isn't built on talent alone. It's built on relationships, positioning, consistency, and knowing when to pivot.In Episode 18 of Project W.I.R.E.™, host Romeo Coston sits down with music industry strategist, ent
🚨What if the right connection could change everything? In Episode 17 of Project W.I.R.E™, Romeo Coston sits down with event organizer and business development leader Charlie Anderson to explore the power of intentional
🚨What if the thing holding you back isn’t your circumstances… but the way you’re looking at them? In Episode 16 of Project W.I.R.E™, host Romeo Coston sits down with entrepreneur, founder, and business support strategis
Dr. Taniyaa Bakshhi launched a mental health initiative at 19, helped build a generational wellness brand across two countries, and did it all by choosing hard when she had every reason not to. 🌿 In Episode 15 of Projec
What happens when you walk away from a successful tech company and start over from scratch? In this episode of Project W.I.R.E.™, Romeo sits down with Keila Doyle, founder of Golfily, an AI-powered golf platform designed
Shelley Bosworth spent 25 years climbing the corporate ladder at global brands like Starbucks, Tesco, and KFC. She had the house, the car, the holidays everything she'd worked for. And then she watched her in-laws lose t
‼️ For the BEST part, watch till the very end ‼️💭 Sue and Achasah didn't plan to build a community. They threw a gathering of 25 women on International Women's Day, technically still during COVID lockdown, and no one wa
What do you do when a war wipes out your entire pipeline and your business account hits zero? You document it. Raw. Unfiltered. Live.Julie Donjoux, founder of Julie Donjoux Home Consulting in Dubai, walked away from a de
What if the thing holding you back isn't your strategy... it's the story you keep telling yourself? In Episode 10 of Project Wire, host Romeo Coston sits down with international personal brand strategist, keynote speaker
Most men don’t break, they isolate. In this episode of Project W.I.R.E.™, Manny Djornor opens up about the moment that almost changed everything… standing on the wrong side of a 17th floor balcony. From Ghana, to growing
At some point, staying the same becomes more uncomfortable than starting over.Host, Romeo Coston sits down with Katherine Read, Founder of Short Stay Circle, to break down what it really looks like to walk away from stab
She had no license. No experience. Still closed a 4.5M AED deal. In this episode of Project W.I.R.E.™, Host Romeo Coston sits down with Bemnet Maru, founder of Bait Maya and Afro Maya, to break down how she transitioned
Michelle Raymond is an international speaker, board adviser, leadership strategist, and HR futurist.With over 25 years of experience, she works with organizations in complex, regulated environments - helping them retain
Kevin Kibuthu did not just change industries.He changed how he operates.From managing within a global hospitality environmentto stepping into commercial real estate in Dubai —this was not just a career move… it was a dec
Have you ever felt like you took a massive "L" only to realize later it was the exact pivot you needed? In this episode, we move beyond the tech talk to explore the internal architecture of success: pattern recognition a
A haircut in Dubai went completely wrong… and it started a movement.In this episode of Project W.I.R.E.™, host Romeo Coston sits down with Kai, founder of Black Girl in Dubai, to reveal the story behind one of the most i
In Episode 2 of Project W.I.R.E.™, host Romeo sits down with Mercy, a luxury real estate consultant in Dubai and a native of Kenya. Mercy shares her journey of moving to Dubai, building a successful real estate career, a
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