Articles
Manar Al Hinai: make your workload manageable to stay in control
Our columnist Manar Al Hinai urges entrepreneurs to learn when to say no to ensure they stay on top of their workload.
Diversifying your income could be the route to great wealth
Diversifying your income stream could be a way to guarantee you stay solvent in times of trouble.
Give your business a core workout for extra strength
So how are core exercises and managing a business or career related? More than you could imagine.
Stay self-motivated and success will surely follow
People who are self-motivated are even more resilient to setbacks and challenges that arise, and thus are happier.
Sometimes personal disadvantages are what makes a person stronger
Many of the world’s successful people did not get to where they are today via the easy road, and a large number suffered or still suffer from some sort of learning disorder or a difficult upbringing.
The women’s majlis: Too many options can prove too much
Manar Al Hanai considers how life used to be simpler in her parents' generation.
Manar Al Hinai: The best investment is in yourself
Investment is important but not only in the monetary form. Investment in yourself is key if you want to keep your career on the rise.
Manar Al Hinai: Six lies entrepreneurs tell themselves
Six lies entrepreneurs tell themselves to stay optimistic in times of trouble.
Manar Al Hinai: Empower women to fight food insecurity
Closing the gender gap in farming would not only tackle the food security problem, but could result in positive social and economic effects for the future of farmers’ children.
Manar Al Hinai: simple significance of finding the right company name
What's in a name? Well it's something that really matters when it comes to branding your business.
WhatsApp was an investment in Facebook’s future
You know that a mobile phone app such as WhatsApp is popular when your parents start to use it.
Manar Al Hinai: CSR works when done properly and not as a publicity stunt
CSR is much more than cleaning a beach for a day. When done properly, it makes a real difference.
Manar Al Hinai on career lessons inspired by a Katy Perry song
A Katy Perry song provides the starting point for reflections on what the writer would tell her younger self if she could. Following your passion figures prominently.
Impostor syndrome shows you care about your work
I first noticed that I had Imposter Syndrome when a year after I launched my fashion line I received a phone call from the UAE Arab Woman Awards Organisers, who congratulated me on my successful nomination and receiving The Young Designer of the Year award.
Our columnist says it is just too easy for Emiratis to fall into debt.
