Manar Al Hinai

What business personality are you? Money hungry or driven to better the lives of others?

Manar Al Hinai writes about three steps to help entrepreneurs learn and build on their business mistakes when they first start out.

As someone who manages her own consultancy, nothing feels more rewarding than watching your venture grow and inspire people’s lives.

Reach out to your business audience through social media, says Manar Al Hinai.

Change your mindset and you could change the path of your business, writes Manar Al Hinai.

Don't take too much on and overstretch your business - you risk compromising the quality you offer to clients, advises Manar Al Hinai.

A true entrepreneur will not wait for the right opportunity. They will go out and grab it, writes Manar Al Hinai.

Turn an idea into a business by analysing where your true entrepreneurial strengths lie, writes Manar Al Hinai.

Six tips to help budding entrepreneurs deliver the perfect presentation or pitch.

Self discipline and sticking to some sort of self discipline regimen is a vital ingredient of staying on the achievement and success track.

Looking back at an eventful year, there were valuable lessons learnt that I would be sharing with you in hopes that it would aid you in your entrepreneurial journey.

How many people out there missed opportunities or a chance to change the world just because they set an unrealistic limit on themselves, asks Manar Al Hinai.

A trip down memory lane reminds Manar al Hinai how investing in customers by remembering special events that are important to them will leave lasting memories that last for years.

Discard the friends and influencers around you that hinder progrees and instead surround yourself with those that offer you and your startup constructive criticisim and motivation, writes Manar Al Hinai.

First impressions can last a lifetime, so entrepreneurs should invest in that first impression when they launch a new enterprise.