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Marhaba and welcome to the Matrix Green Pill, where real people connect to bring you stories of change, inspiration, and achievements. This Dubai podcast weaves an incredible journey of diverse innovators, entrepreneurs, and influencers who are shaping the future of the middle east region in their own unique way! Tune in every Wednesday for intriguing conversations and actionable tips from the UAE. https://thematrixgreenpill.com/

  1. #283 Story of Laurie Drummond - From Audi To Aldi To “I’m Out” And Why That Matters

    4 DAYS AGO

    #283 Story of Laurie Drummond - From Audi To Aldi To “I’m Out” And Why That Matters

    About Laurie Drummond Laurie Drummond is a community builder, mentor, and former Australian Army intelligence officer whose career spans war zones, entrepreneurship, and global leadership spaces. After 13 years serving in the military and working in high-pressure environments including Iraq, Laurie transitioned into civilian life, launching ventures such as Ultra CrossFit and later founding the Sisterhood Collective, a global women’s community with over 30,000 members. Her work today focuses on helping women reconnect with themselves, build resilience, and find clarity through intentional community and conscious decision-making. Drawing from lived experience across male-dominated industries, burnout, reinvention, and leadership, Laurie is known for creating safe spaces where women feel seen, supported, and empowered to grow on their own terms. About this Episode In this honest and deeply grounding episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison sits down with Laurie Drummond to explore what it truly means to reinvent yourself and lead with authenticity. Laurie reflects on her transition from military life to entrepreneurship, the loneliness of operating in high-pressure environments, and the moments that taught her the importance of values, intuition, and choice. The conversation weaves through burnout, purpose, and the power of community, as Laurie explains how Sisterhood Collective was born from simple gatherings that created safety, connection, and real conversations. She shares why so many women feel disconnected from purpose, how to recognize when something no longer aligns, and why finding the “right room” can change everything.  This episode is a reminder that growth is not linear, resilience is built through connection, and you always have the power to choose a different path. Quotes 2:59 - I noticed that because I'd created this calm and safe and comfortable space, these women that didn't actually know each other felt comfortable enough to share their struggles.  15:20 - The whole ethos behind the Sisterhood Collective is intentional decision making because you have the power to make a choice. And even if you don't make a decision, that is your choice.  17:26 - You have one chance on this earth. So, make it a good one. Make it fun. You can reinvent yourself. You literally have the pencil. You can write your own narrative, you can change the story, you can turn the page.   21:32 - If you don't take breaks from time to time, you actually start to become a different version of yourself. And it's generally not the version that you like.  23:59 - If your friends don't make you feel good about yourself and that's just not good enough. So, audit your friends. 25:15 - You need to be comfortable enough because this person, you need to share your vulnerabilities with them so they can give you the right solutions.   Useful Links Website:https://laurie-drummond.com/ Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/laurie__drummond/ Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurie-drummond-30aa0a33 The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/ Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review  The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/ Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

    30 min
  2. #282 Dr. Noah St. John: Remove the Invisible Brake Holding You Back

    4 FEB

    #282 Dr. Noah St. John: Remove the Invisible Brake Holding You Back

    About Dr. Noah St. John Dr. Noah St. John is a globally recognized mindset and high-performance coach, keynote speaker, and best-selling author known for helping entrepreneurs grow revenue fast while reclaiming time and freedom. Often described as the “mental health coach to the stars” and the “Zero Friction Doctor,” Noah has worked with entrepreneurs, CEOs, athletes, and high-achieving professionals to eliminate mental roadblocks, break through income ceilings, and create meaningful results without burning out. His work is built on a breakthrough method he created in 1997 called Afformations a mindset tool that replaces forced positive statements with empowering questions designed to shift belief patterns and behavior. Instead of repeating “I am rich” while your brain argues back, Noah teaches people to ask, “Why am I so rich?” and let the mind begin searching for supportive answers. This simple shift has grown into a global movement of millions across more than 140 countries. At the heart of Noah’s message is a practical idea: most people are trying to reach their goals with one foot on the gas and the other on the brake. He calls that brake “friction” or “head trash,” and his coaching focuses on removing it so progress becomes natural, faster, and sustainable. About this episode In this episode of the Matrix Green Pill Podcast, Hilmarie Hutchison speaks with Dr. Noah St. John about why so many driven entrepreneurs and leaders stay stuck despite working hard, setting goals, and following traditional success advice. Noah unpacks the moment that led him to create Afformations, a mindset method that replaces forced positive statements with empowering questions that the brain naturally engages with. The conversation explores his concept of “Zero Friction,” revealing how unconscious beliefs and mental habits act like an invisible brake on performance, income, and fulfillment. Noah shares real-world examples from his work with CEOs, founders, and high achievers, showing how removing internal friction can unlock rapid growth without burnout. This episode offers a fresh perspective on mindset, success, and what it really takes to create lasting breakthroughs in both business and life. Quotes 2:40 - Now, I hated being poor. I hated that life of poverty because I saw that right down the street, there was great wealth and abundance. 10:40 - Every business problem you're facing right now is a friction problem. That's why you need a zero friction solution. And that's why I'm called the zero friction doctor. 14:39 - Your head trash is the invisible break that is in fact holding you back. 17:55 - When it comes to the power habits of unconsciously successful people, one of them is in fact my affirmations method. 21:47 - Time is the most valuable resource we have, but we never treat it that way. 22:51 - If you're feeling imbalanced or you feel like, gee, I scored myself kind of low in one or more of these, that's where we need to get you some help. 28:04 - We want to help people and change even more lives. 29:40 - Gratitude. I always come back to gratitude. Just thanking God for the gifts of my life. 30:00 - Focus on the positive and focus on what I want and what I have, it does take effort. 30:36 - Trust yourself more, not to listen to all those gurus out there who tell you that you gotta chase all these shiny objects. 31:09 - It's about what we're able to do for people and making sure that you become a blessing to others because the more you bless others, the more that you will be blessed in this li The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/ Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

    33 min
  3. #281 Justine Dampt: From Loss to Launch in Plant-Powered Drinks

    28 JAN

    #281 Justine Dampt: From Loss to Launch in Plant-Powered Drinks

    About Justine Dampt Justine Dampt is a sustainability-driven entrepreneur, wellness advocate, and angel investor based in Dubai. Born and raised in France, her journey spans Paris, Montreal, Finland, Egypt, and the UAE, shaped by global experiences and a deep-rooted respect for nature, nutrition, and conscious living. She is the founder of Shake Your Plants, also known as SYP or SIP, a functional hydration brand designed to make wellness simple, plant-based, and environmentally responsible. With products that use 99% less plastic and 99% less carbon than conventional beverages, SIP reflects Justine’s belief that sustainability should be accessible, transparent, and backed by science. Beyond business, Justine is known for her resilience and honesty. She actively invests as a business angel in health and wellness startups, supporting founders who combine integrity, execution, and long-term vision. About this Episode In this deeply human and inspiring episode of the Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison sits down with Justine Dampt to explore the intersection of entrepreneurship, sustainability, grief, and conscious leadership. Justine shares her global journey from France to Egypt and ultimately Dubai, and how her early exposure to natural food and nutrition shaped her passion for wellness. She walks us through the creation of Shake Your Plants, revealing the realities of building a sustainable consumer brand from scratch, including a near-breaking moment when 80,000 product sachets had to be recalled just days before launch. Her story offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at resilience, transparency, and doing the right thing even when it is costly. The conversation takes a powerful turn as Justine opens up about the loss of her daughter at birth in 2023, an experience that reshaped her identity as a founder and as a human being. She reflects on how community, routine, and purpose helped her navigate grief, and how leading with vulnerability has strengthened her team rather than weakened it. From sustainable product development and B Corp values to angel investing, leadership through loss, and redefining success beyond growth alone, this episode is a reminder that building meaningful businesses is inseparable from building a meaningful life. Justine’s story is one of courage, integrity, and choosing to move forward with intention, even in the face of unimaginable hardship.    2:59 - Plant-based living, it's kind of a very big term, you know. Like I think I have a passion for nutrition, I have a passion for wellness, and I do have a passion for what is out there in nature that can really make you thrive as a human being. 3:41 - We never really had like any kind of processed food at home. 4:13 - I went deeper and I realized the science and the nutrition science behind the food. And I did a health coaching training that really and a nutritionist course that really put word into what intuitively I've been growing up on. 6:55 - We have to find the right partner in terms of sustainability, in terms of like ingredients that took us to different countries and like different leads that finally materialized in 2022 10:14 - I think we have a very unique approach, which is a totally natural, no sugar, no preservatives, no fillers approach. We don't hide as well any ingredients. 16:33 - I always say to the team, like, whatever happened to us, I am 100% confident that with everything we've been through, we are unbreakable as a team. 19:29 - The most important quality is to be creative, to be able to do a lot with not very much, and to really think out of the box all the time.  The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/ Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

    31 min
  4. #280 Executive Loneliness and the Cost of Silent Leadership with Nick Jonsson

    21 JAN

    #280 Executive Loneliness and the Cost of Silent Leadership with Nick Jonsson

    About Nick Jonsson Nick Jonsson is a global thought leader on executive loneliness, a TEDx speaker, certified coach, and bestselling author of Executive Loneliness. Born in Sweden, educated in Australia, and based in Southeast Asia for over two decades, Nick built a high-performing corporate career before experiencing burnout that became a turning point in his life. That personal collapse and recovery became the foundation of his work today. Nick now supports CEOs, managing directors, and senior executives to strengthen their mental wellbeing, build resilience, and lead with more humanity, connection, and psychological safety. He is also a top 1% IRONMAN athlete and an advocate for breaking the stigma around mental health, addiction, and loneliness in high-performing environments. About this Episode In this powerful and deeply human episode of the Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison speaks with Nick Jonsson about a subject many leaders experience but few openly discuss: loneliness at the top. Drawing from his own journey through burnout, addiction, and recovery, Nick shares how traditional leadership culture often teaches executives to push through challenges alone, creating isolation even in the most successful careers. Nick reflects on his rise through the corporate world and how directive leadership models discouraged vulnerability, honest conversations, and asking for help. He explains how this silent pressure can lead to burnout, disconnection, and unhealthy coping mechanisms, and why so many senior leaders suffer in silence without seeking support from their organisations or peers. The conversation explores the role of vulnerability as a true leadership strength, not as oversharing, but as the courage to admit mistakes, ask for help, and create psychological safety within teams. Nick also shares insights from his coaching and counselling work, including his 12-week transformation framework, which helps leaders bring the same structure, accountability, and clarity they use in business into their personal lives. At its core, this episode is a reminder that sustainable success is built on connection, community, and self-awareness. Nick’s story offers hope and a practical perspective for anyone navigating pressure, isolation, or mental health challenges, showing that asking for help is not a weakness, but a turning point toward stronger, more human leadership. Quotes 2:36 - Leaders were powerful, strong, very directive, giving a clear direction and powering on and moving forward and pushing through.  4:47 - I didn't dare to be vulnerable and open and highlight where my insecurities were.  6:25 - A vulnerable leader is someone who dares to say ‘I made a mistake’. A vulnerable leader is someone who dares to talk to their colleagues and ask for help and say that ‘I don't know this’.  9:01 - When we make a mistake, we need to stand up and take ownership for it rather than hiding it.  10:25 – We need to remember that as a leader, it's about you know being there to listen and don't put down your foot too firmly because then you will never hear what's on their mind.    14:07 - It's about just putting this accountability system in, and then there's a chance to celebrate the wins as well. 16:26 - The opposite of loneliness is connection, and connection comes from community, and we have to remember that we are social animals, we need community, we need connection, especially in this sort of isolated technological world when we work from home perhaps some days and we interact a lot in virtual m The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/ Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

    26 min
  5. #279 Mindset Mastery For Legacy-Driven Leadership with Farah Ragheb

    14 JAN

    #279 Mindset Mastery For Legacy-Driven Leadership with Farah Ragheb

    About Farah Ragheb Farah Ragheb is a strategist and mindset partner working with founders, executives, and investors across 22 global markets. With a career spanning the Middle East, Asia, Europe, and North America, Farah brings a rare blend of commercial leadership experience and deep inner-game mastery to modern leadership development. After growing up in Canada and completing her MBA in Barcelona, Farah led major retail expansions across the Middle East with global brands such as Topshop and Topman. Her exposure to high-growth environments, combined with her own experience of burnout, revealed a consistent truth: strategy alone does not create sustainable success. Mindset does. This insight led her to create The Simplified Model, a framework designed to help leaders build clarity, emotional resilience, and grounded confidence in an increasingly fast-paced and high-pressure world. Today, Farah works closely with C-suite leaders and high performers to help them navigate complexity, avoid burnout, and lead with purpose, humanity, and long-term impact. About this Episode In this powerful and grounding episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison speaks with Farah Ragheb about why mindset is becoming the true competitive edge for today’s leaders. Drawing on two decades of global leadership experience, Farah explains why so many leaders are over-strategised yet under-equipped internally — and how this imbalance fuels stress, burnout, and disengagement at the top. Farah breaks down the subtle warning signs of burnout that even high-performing leaders often miss, from memory lapses to constant fight-or-flight mode, and explains why the body “whispers before it shouts.” She challenges outdated leadership models that reward control, ego, and rigidity, and contrasts them with a more human, grounded approach rooted in clarity, self-awareness, and trust. Quotes   2:45 – What I consistently noticed was that what differentiated a leader who was successful versus one who wasn’t really came down to mindset. 6:34 – We’re used to not thinking about it. It almost feels like burnout is something shameful versus something that is just telling you, “Hey, your body’s tired. Maybe just slow down or take a break.” It doesn’t really mean anything more than that, in essence. 8:17 – In essence, some of the greatest leaders are just very human. 13:02 – When you think about operating from an inner world and mindset that is clear and confident and knows itself versus one that is not so much that, the difference in how they show up is really something you can see and feel. 14:08 – When you have all that fear, it’s because you want to control everything. But when you let go and create a bit of surrender space, life gives you what it wants. Then you also move out of that space. 19:35 – It’s actually when you go slow that you develop real success. 25:54 – Ultimately, how you are on the inside is what reflects on the outside.   Useful Links Website:https://www.shakeyourplants.com Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/justinedampt LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/justine-dampt-30401824/  The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/ Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

    34 min
  6. #278 From Corporate Advertising To Conscious Leadership With Jody Shield

    7 JAN

    #278 From Corporate Advertising To Conscious Leadership With Jody Shield

    About Jody Shield Jody Shield is a visionary entrepreneur, business mentor, and global thought leader in energetic intelligence and conscious leadership. With a background in corporate advertising, where she worked with global brands such as Nike, Lululemon, and Sony Ericsson, Jody made a bold and unexpected leap in 2013 when she walked away from her high-flying career to follow an inner calling. Originally from Liverpool and now based in Lisbon, with expansion underway in Dubai, Jody has since built multiple purpose-led brands, including Magnificent Money and Visionary Entrepreneurs, and has guided over 100,000 women across more than 80 countries. Her work blends strategy, psychology, energetics, and leadership, helping women build aligned, multi-million-pound and dollar businesses without burnout.  Known for pioneering conversations around the energetics of money, power, and success long before they became mainstream, Jody is a leader of leaders, supporting women to scale with clarity, confidence, and integrity. About this Episode In this expansive and energising episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison sits down with Jody Shield to explore what it truly means to lead, scale, and succeed in alignment. Jody shares the pivotal moment that changed her life forever: an inner voice that told her to quit her corporate job, setting her on an entirely new path of entrepreneurship, healing, and conscious leadership. Jody also speaks candidly about the patterns that hold women back from scaling with confidence, including fear of their own power, resistance to defining a clear vision, and inherited beliefs around money and success. She introduces a new paradigm of building businesses from feminine leadership and energetic alignment rather than force, hustle, or burnout, and explains why strategy alone is no longer enough. Quotes 3:03 - I found myself with a really powerful indigenous culture. They actually taught me many of their principles and values. And that revealed some great knowledge in me consciously, which was the fact that the mind creates conditions in the body, creates illnesses, viruses, diseases in the body.  8:36 - We actually inherit information from our parents and their parents, and actually from our ancestral lineage. Many indigenous cultures already know this.  14:51 - It's actually very simple to deploy lots of these strategies and techniques and tactics.  18:38 - You will start to see more and more people around you in your network being more open, just naturally being more open. Sometimes we have to have a bit of a breakdown to have a breakthrough, depending on our journey.  21:02 - The biggest fear that I feel is present amongst women is a fear of how powerful we are, actually, how powerful we can be.  22:30 - We can observe women in power on our planet right now, and yet women are very much in power from a very masculine dominating energy.  23:56 - Building and scaling a business from a feminine energy is understanding that we are energy. We have power within us.  25:38 - We are seeing also, especially in my world or in my networks or in my industry, women transforming into very powerful women.  26:34 - Women are reluctant to define and solidify a vision for themselves. 29:37 - We actually certify mainly women at the moment to be money coaches, to learn the tools and the techniques and the methods to dive deeply into their transformation around money and also to apply what we're teaching them to their careers doesn't need to be that they become a money coach. The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/ Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

    45 min
  7. #277 How Franchising Can Be Profitable and Human – with Amrit Dhaliwal

    31/12/2025

    #277 How Franchising Can Be Profitable and Human – with Amrit Dhaliwal

    About Amrit Dhaliwal Amrit Dhaliwal is the CEO and founder of Walfinch, one of the UK’s fastest-growing home care franchise networks. His journey into social care didn’t start in a boardroom but behind the counter of an Italian deli and inside a Mary Antoinette–style tea room he built from scratch. After studying economics and history, Amrit quickly realised corporate life wasn’t for him and threw himself into entrepreneurship, learning business the hard way through hospitality, long hours, and very little sleep. A chance introduction to domiciliary care through his now-wife’s family led him into the care sector as a franchisee. There, he saw first-hand the inefficiencies of paper-based systems and outdated models. He built and sold his first care brand, then founded Walfinch to reimagine home care and franchising: tech-enabled, scalable, values-led, and built to empower “everyday” entrepreneurs to succeed. Today, Amrit is focused on building a £100 million network across 100 locations, while reshaping how the UK thinks about aging. For him, care is not just about survival, but what he calls “time to thrive”, combining wellness, technology, and community so older adults can live better, not just longer. About this Episode In this energising episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison talks with Amrit Dhaliwal about how he went from running an Italian deli and tea room to leading a national home care franchise network that’s redefining both aging and entrepreneurship. Amrit shares the gritty early days of working multiple jobs, commuting long hours, sleeping four hours a night, and learning business by doing. He explains how becoming a care franchisee opened his eyes to serious gaps in the sector, from filing-cabinet systems to clunky franchising models, and how those frustrations became the blueprint for Walfinch. Amrit also shares practical advice for business owners considering franchising their model: why you must treat “being a franchisor” as a different business, the importance of mentors who’ve actually done it, and how not to fall into the trap of chasing money instead of learning. At its heart, this episode is about building businesses that care deeply and scale wisely, and about rebranding aging from something people endure to a stage of life where they truly have time to thrive. Quotes 3:50 - My passion is very much with other entrepreneurs and really focused on trying to change how we think about aging in the UK and how we think about entrepreneurship within the social care space.  5:00 - We need to be more technology driven.  6:17 - Franchising is where you can get an average entrepreneur and make them successful. It's not just about getting the top-tier entrepreneurs and making them successful.  7:52 - I really pride myself on me and my team being able to sort of outwork people.  8:12 - There is no substitute for hard work.  9:11 - I'm all about resilience. I think there is no mindset that is more kind of useful than that.  10:01 - Having that growth mindset is very important, but actually really just being super, super resilient because actually business is really hard and you get knocked down on a regular basis, and the ability to stand up and go again is the ability to win.  15:07 - Having clear values is really important.  16:03 - Having awkward conversations regularly is important, making sure that you've got a clear set of values and vision and also people align in that vision and they understand those values.  24:07 - Don't chase money. Focus on learning, fin The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/ Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

    29 min
  8. #276 How Grief Broke Me Open And Taught Me To Grow, featuring Leena Magdi

    24/12/2025

    #276 How Grief Broke Me Open And Taught Me To Grow, featuring Leena Magdi

    About Leena Magdi Born in Sudan, raised in California, and now living in Egypt, Leena Magdi writes about grief, love, and healing with disarming honesty. After losing her 21-year-old brother in August 2022, Leena turned to the page as her only safe place to feel. Her debut book, Mourning Air, published in April 2025, blends poetry, prose, and narrative to trace the non-linear terrain of loss; shock, acceptance, anger, guilt, longing, and the slow work of integration. Grounded in her master’s studies in positive psychology and a bicultural life between Sudan and the United States, Leena explores how grief can “break us open,” expanding our capacity for compassion, faith, and growth. She advocates for conversations around underrecognized grief, especially sibling grief, and for welcoming emotion rather than resisting it. About this Episode In this deeply moving episode of The Matrix Green Pill Podcast, host Hilmarie Hutchison sits down with author and poet Leena Magdi to explore the many layers of grief, identity, resilience, and healing. Leena shares the story of losing her younger brother Hamoodi following the 2021 military coup in Sudan, a loss that shattered her world and ultimately reshaped her life. The conversation moves gently through Leena’s lived experience: the cultural contrasts of growing up between Sudan and California, the shock and sudden acceptance that carried her through the immediate aftermath, and the quiet ways she hid her grief to protect her family. She talks about how writing became her only outlet when her mind felt too heavy to meditate or process emotion, and how her book emerged from a need to make sense of the overwhelming weight inside her. Leena reflects on the many “faces” of grief, shock, guilt, denial, longing, anger, and the strange moments of recognition when she still thinks she sees her brother. She explains why grief doesn’t get easier, why it isn’t meant to, and how being “broken open” can expand a person’s ability to grow, love, and understand themselves. She also discusses the cultural silence around sibling grief, the hierarchy of who is “allowed” to grieve, and why she felt compelled to share her story so others wouldn’t have to navigate their loss in isolation. From prayer and poetry to carrying forward her brother’s kindness and generosity, Leena offers a vulnerable and profound look at rebuilding a life after unimaginable loss. Quotes 2:29 - There's a lot of tolerance there in the culture. The culture is a very tolerant type of culture. And in Sudan, your differences are kind of pointed out.  2:59 - The lives of people are different. The way people think is different, the priorities are different. Even the way people approach well-being, what's important in life, is very different.  3:55 - Just as how there's so many differences, there's also shared similarities and shared values.  6:38 - It really was a gift from God because there was no other way I would have been able to function mentally, emotionally, and physically if I didn't have that innate feeling of acceptance.  9:52 - I don't think the grief itself is a negative thing. I think it's something that should be welcomed as a part of your life.  13:33 - I realized that if this is helping me so much and grief is so universal, it's gotta relate to other people.  18:50 - It can't get easier, but you just learn different ways to keep going in life and to keep them with you.  20:35 - Open yourself to the whole feeling and then see how you can grow through that. As painful as that thought and that concept is to grow through your gr The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/ Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review

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Marhaba and welcome to the Matrix Green Pill, where real people connect to bring you stories of change, inspiration, and achievements. This Dubai podcast weaves an incredible journey of diverse innovators, entrepreneurs, and influencers who are shaping the future of the middle east region in their own unique way! Tune in every Wednesday for intriguing conversations and actionable tips from the UAE. https://thematrixgreenpill.com/