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Cristobal D. De Nadai Albornoz

It's About Time!

A Entrepreneurship , Business and Religion & Spirituality podcast

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About the show

Many years ago I sat down among friends and we begun to talk at about our struggles in business and how we overcame them.  We found each others experiences enriching and decided to get together at least once a week to share our achievements as well as defeats.  Shortly our defeats became springboards to new lessons, successes, and achievements. This podcast wants to continue that feeling by engaging into a light hearted conversation in which our guests will delight us with their life's adventures, defeats and successes and how they got where they stand today.  It's About Time... Let's Start!

Newest episodes

"The Avo Man"

59 min

Our guest today is Vugar, an entrepreneur whose journey reads like a map of global trade. Born in southern Azerbaijan to a family of traders, he studied law and served briefly in government before founding the region's first salvage-car import company at 21. An MBA later took him to Dubai, where he and his partner became the UAE's "avocado kings," supplying perfectly ripened fruit to the country's finest restaurants. A chance encounter at a food exhibition then sent him to Rwanda, where he is now building one of a kind critical-minerals processing facility, sourcing tungsten, tin, and tantalum for the technologies of tomorrow. From tomatoes to rare earths — please welcome Vugar. Bio Born in a small city in the south of Azerbaijan, Vugar grew up in a family of traders: his father owned a department store, where Vugar got his first taste of commerce at around age twelve, selling lighters, toys, and keychains from a small corner of the shop. Though his parents dreamed of a legal career for their sons, his family's entrepreneurial roots ran deep — his grandfather traded even in Soviet times. Following his parents' wishes, Vugar spent nearly seven years studying law — with part of his studies in Hungary — and worked for a year as a lawyer for the Azerbaijani government. He soon left public service: he refused to compromise his values and felt drawn back to business. His legal training has proven an enduring asset in his entrepreneurial career, giving him a meticulous eye for contracts and detail. At 21, while still in the early 2000s, he founded his first company with his brother, pioneering the import of vehicles from US and Canadian insurance auctions into Azerbaijan — a first for the region. The venture succeeded and provided the capital for everything that followed. A later enterprise, importing industrial cleaning chemicals for Azerbaijan's oil sector, collapsed after the 2014–15 currency devaluation — a setback that pushed him back to school, where he completed a f...

"The Somelier"

1 hr 8 min

The Vineyard Boy Who Conquered Three Continents: The Story of Manuel Rodrigues It started in dirt and sunlight. At twelve years old, Manuel Rodrigues stood knee-deep in the chalky soils of Chablis, grapevine stems brushing his arms, soil dark beneath his fingernails. He was not meant for play that Saturday afternoon—he was beside his father in the vines, learning early lessons that no sommelier school could ever teach: patience, rhythm, the quiet language of terroir. Those weekends in the cold French countryside planted a seed that would take root across three continents and two decades of extraordinary journeys. By sixteen, Manuel had already graduated from weekend laborer to professional apprentice. He stepped into the polished corridors of Hostellerie des Clos, a one Michelin-starred temple of gastronomy tucked away in Chablis. Then came the Loire Valley, where at Le Grand Hotel du Lion D'Or, another star gleamed above him—two of them, this time—and the stakes rose accordingly. Young, hungry, and relentlessly curious, Manuel learned that wine was not just poured; it was performed, choreographed alongside the chef's vision and the diner's expectations. Then Dubai called. In 2006, at twenty-something, Manuel boarded a plane toward the desert. The Burj Al Arab—the world's most luxurious hotel, a sail-shaped monument to excess—became his classroom again. Here, the clientele was global royalty, the glassware hand-blown crystal, the pressure immense. But Manuel thrived. Four years later, he found himself at the centre of another launch, helping to birth the wine program at Ossiano, the brainchild of legendary Spanish chef Santi Santamaría, at Atlantis the Palm. He wasn't just serving; he was building from scratch. From the Arabian Gulf, his path shifted eastward to Singapore. At the St. Regis, he wore two hats: Beverages Director and Assistant F&B Manager. Suddenly, his domain expanded beyond the cellar—he was now orchestrating entire restaurant experiences, mentoring...

"The Actor"

53 min

Romain Danna is a French-born creative polymath who has spent over a decade building an impressively varied career across the entertainment landscapes of Tokyo and Seoul. A multilingual actor, model, pianist, and creative producer, he embodies a rare breed of foreign talent in East Asia — one whose trajectory transcends the conventional confines of "guest appearance" work to encompass substantive roles in cinema, television, and commercial production. Born in France, Danna's path to the performing arts was anything but linear. Before setting foot on a film set or in front of a camera, he pursued studies in thermal-energy engineering — a background that lends an unexpected intellectual dimension to a career defined chiefly by visual and performative arts. The pivot came in 2015, when he launched himself as a freelance model based in Tokyo. From those early engagements — television commercials, magazine spreads, and live events — he rapidly expanded into television drama and cinema, leveraging a natural on-camera presence and a fluency in four languages: French, English, Japanese, and Korean. What distinguishes Danna within Japan's competitive foreign-talent ecosystem is the sheer breadth of his portfolio. On television, he has appeared across nearly every major Japanese network. His work for NHK — Japan's public broadcaster — has been particularly extensive, ranging from dramatic roles in series like Dark Suit and Shoot Down to bilingual reporting on internationally broadcast programs such as Journeys in Japan, J-Trip Plan, and Doctor's Insight. He has also appeared on Fuji TV, TV Asahi, TBS, TV Tokyo, and NTV, moving fluidly between scripted drama, variety programming, and presenter roles. His ability to transition from a dramatic character — Forton in TV Asahi's Second Love, for instance — to the affable persona of a commercial spokesperson speaks to a versatility that casting directors have clearly found invaluable. His cinematic work, while more selective, carrie...

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"The Avo Man"

59 min

Our guest today is Vugar, an entrepreneur whose journey reads like a map of global trade. Born in southern Azerbaijan to a family of traders, he studied law and served briefly in government before founding the region's first salvage-car import company at 21. An MBA later took him to Dubai, where he and his partner became the UAE's "avocado kings," supplying perfectly ripened fruit to the country's finest restaurants. A chance encounter at a food exhibition then sent him to Rwanda, where he is now building one of a kind critical-minerals processing facility, sourcing tungsten, tin, and tantalum for the technologies of tomorrow. From tomatoes to rare earths — please welcome Vugar. Bio Born in a small city in the south of Azerbaijan, Vugar grew up in a family of traders: his father owned a department store, where Vugar got his first taste of commerce at around age twelve, selling lighters, toys, and keychains from a small corner of the shop. Though his parents dreamed of a legal career for their sons, his family's entrepreneurial roots ran deep — his grandfather traded even in Soviet times. Following his parents' wishes, Vugar spent nearly seven years studying law — with part of his studies in Hungary — and worked for a year as a lawyer for the Azerbaijani government. He soon left public service: he refused to compromise his values and felt drawn back to business. His legal training has proven an enduring asset in his entrepreneurial career, giving him a meticulous eye for contracts and detail. At 21, while still in the early 2000s, he founded his first company with his brother, pioneering the import of vehicles from US and Canadian insurance auctions into Azerbaijan — a first for the region. The venture succeeded and provided the capital for everything that followed. A later enterprise, importing industrial cleaning chemicals for Azerbaijan's oil sector, collapsed after the 2014–15 currency devaluation — a setback that pushed him back to school, where he completed a f...

"The Somelier"

1 hr 8 min

The Vineyard Boy Who Conquered Three Continents: The Story of Manuel Rodrigues It started in dirt and sunlight. At twelve years old, Manuel Rodrigues stood knee-deep in the chalky soils of Chablis, grapevine stems brushing his arms, soil dark beneath his fingernails. He was not meant for play that Saturday afternoon—he was beside his father in the vines, learning early lessons that no sommelier school could ever teach: patience, rhythm, the quiet language of terroir. Those weekends in the cold French countryside planted a seed that would take root across three continents and two decades of extraordinary journeys. By sixteen, Manuel had already graduated from weekend laborer to professional apprentice. He stepped into the polished corridors of Hostellerie des Clos, a one Michelin-starred temple of gastronomy tucked away in Chablis. Then came the Loire Valley, where at Le Grand Hotel du Lion D'Or, another star gleamed above him—two of them, this time—and the stakes rose accordingly. Young, hungry, and relentlessly curious, Manuel learned that wine was not just poured; it was performed, choreographed alongside the chef's vision and the diner's expectations. Then Dubai called. In 2006, at twenty-something, Manuel boarded a plane toward the desert. The Burj Al Arab—the world's most luxurious hotel, a sail-shaped monument to excess—became his classroom again. Here, the clientele was global royalty, the glassware hand-blown crystal, the pressure immense. But Manuel thrived. Four years later, he found himself at the centre of another launch, helping to birth the wine program at Ossiano, the brainchild of legendary Spanish chef Santi Santamaría, at Atlantis the Palm. He wasn't just serving; he was building from scratch. From the Arabian Gulf, his path shifted eastward to Singapore. At the St. Regis, he wore two hats: Beverages Director and Assistant F&B Manager. Suddenly, his domain expanded beyond the cellar—he was now orchestrating entire restaurant experiences, mentoring...

"The Actor"

53 min

Romain Danna is a French-born creative polymath who has spent over a decade building an impressively varied career across the entertainment landscapes of Tokyo and Seoul. A multilingual actor, model, pianist, and creative producer, he embodies a rare breed of foreign talent in East Asia — one whose trajectory transcends the conventional confines of "guest appearance" work to encompass substantive roles in cinema, television, and commercial production. Born in France, Danna's path to the performing arts was anything but linear. Before setting foot on a film set or in front of a camera, he pursued studies in thermal-energy engineering — a background that lends an unexpected intellectual dimension to a career defined chiefly by visual and performative arts. The pivot came in 2015, when he launched himself as a freelance model based in Tokyo. From those early engagements — television commercials, magazine spreads, and live events — he rapidly expanded into television drama and cinema, leveraging a natural on-camera presence and a fluency in four languages: French, English, Japanese, and Korean. What distinguishes Danna within Japan's competitive foreign-talent ecosystem is the sheer breadth of his portfolio. On television, he has appeared across nearly every major Japanese network. His work for NHK — Japan's public broadcaster — has been particularly extensive, ranging from dramatic roles in series like Dark Suit and Shoot Down to bilingual reporting on internationally broadcast programs such as Journeys in Japan, J-Trip Plan, and Doctor's Insight. He has also appeared on Fuji TV, TV Asahi, TBS, TV Tokyo, and NTV, moving fluidly between scripted drama, variety programming, and presenter roles. His ability to transition from a dramatic character — Forton in TV Asahi's Second Love, for instance — to the affable persona of a commercial spokesperson speaks to a versatility that casting directors have clearly found invaluable. His cinematic work, while more selective, carrie...

"The Travelling Architect"

50 min

Hello all and welcome to "It's About Time" Today I have the great pleasure to sit down and talk with the amazing Maria Yandulova. From the quiet industrial city of Lisakovsk in Kazakhstan, where she was born in 1986, Maria Yandulova traces an uncommon arc that carries her from Soviet-era classrooms to the glass towers of Dubai's waterfront. Her creative impulse, she recalls, manifested early — a child tracing contours on paper before she could properly spell — and crystallized during nine formative years at a Fine Art School where she excelled across classical techniques that would later inform both her canvases and her built work. Architecture called next. In Chelyabinsk, Russia, she enrolled in the Faculty of Architecture at South Ural State University, graduating with distinction in 2009. Yet even as she mastered structural systems and spatial planning, she continued drawing nightly — portraits, landscapes, fragments of life rendered in charcoal and ink. That duality would become her signature: the architect who paints, the painter who designs with architectural rigour. Her professional journey began at RMJM, the global design firm, where she cut her teeth on Middle Eastern development projects. But Dubai, then and now, demanded more. She joined Meraas, the Dubai Holding Group company responsible for reimagining the emirate's urban fabric, first as Creative Manager and Design Architect, then rising through increasing responsibility. At City Walk, she helped shape the Central Park development — a green lung amid retail and residential density. At Bulgari Ocean Villas, she contributed to what would become a benchmark for luxury waterfront living, reimagining how architecture might sit upon the coast rather than simply dominate it. Today, as Senior Manager — Design at Dubai Holding, Maria oversees the architectural direction of some of the region's most prominent hospitality and landmark portfolios. She describes her mandate as stewarding "design vision" across team...

"The IT Man"

52 min

Well what do you know, another episode is ready! Today I want to introduce to this amazing gentleman: Ilkham Shakirov! Some guests arrive at your door through thirty years of quiet persistence. Others crash through it — like the wall of 56-degree heat that greeted Ilham at Dubai Airport's Terminal 3 in July 2016, after a rerouted journey that began with a flight cancellation on the very morning tanks rolled into Istanbul. Ilham's story starts earlier, though — in Tashkent, 1984, the year of his birth and the era of perestroika, when the Soviet Union was beginning to open itself to the world. His childhood held the textures of a vanished country: summers spent hauling watermelons off trucks at the neighborhood fruit market for pocket change, the vague sorrow of a boy who missed becoming a Young Pioneer because the whole system dissolved around him before he turned seven. It was a childhood without drama, he insists — parents who kept their jobs, a land so generous that, as Uzbeks say, if you plant a stick, it becomes a tree. By 2002, while still a university student, he had built one of Tashkent's first popular web chat platforms — over 2,000 active users strong, an empire measured in servers and dial-up connections. When two businessmen approached him asking, half-joking, half-serious, if he could build an adult website, he took the money and never looked back. He never finished his degree either. Instead, he walked straight into the machinery of a nation modernizing itself: Uzinfocom, the government IT company at the frontline of Uzbekistan's digital awakening. There, Ilham helped repatriate the country's top-level domain (.uz) from private hands in Germany back to national control — a piece of technical diplomacy that coincided with registered domains leaping from 8,000 to over 100,000. Later, as technical project manager, he tore open more than 120 junctions of one of Central Asia's oldest cities to install the traffic cameras and management systems that would d...

"John Conte"

57 min

Welcome once again to "It's About Time" Today I have the great pleasure of introducing you to my dear friend Fabio. Fabio Grilli is a Real Estate Development & Design Advisor whose career spans large-scale real estate development, masterplanning and architectural design across the Middle East and Europe. Combining a strong design background with extensive experience on the developer side, his work focuses on shaping the vision, development strategy and design direction of complex urban and architectural projects. Born and raised in Italy, Grilli developed an early sensitivity to architecture, landscape and the quality of urban space—an influence that has remained central throughout his career. His professional path has taken him across Italy, The Netherlands and the Middle East, working with international architecture practices, consultants and leading real estate developers before establishing himself in Dubai. Over the past decade, he held senior leadership roles at EMAAR Properties, one of the world’s leading real estate developers, where he was responsible for the design and development of major residential, mixed-use and masterplanned projects. His work contributed to some of Dubai’s most prominent destinations, including Dubai Creek Harbour, Dubai Hills Estate, Emaar Beachfront and Port Rashid. At EMAAR, Grilli operated at the intersection of real estate development, design and execution, overseeing projects from their earliest strategic and conceptual stages through design development and delivery. His role involved defining development visions, guiding international consultant teams and ensuring that architectural ambition remained aligned with commercial, functional and long-term urban objectives. Among the projects that have most shaped his professional experience, Dubai Creek Harbour holds particular significance. Conceived as a major new urban district for Dubai, the development brings together residential neighbourhoods, hospitality, commercial uses...

"The Maestro"

53 min

Welcome to "It's About Time"! Join me today as I introduce you to Maestro Michele Gelemini! Michele Gelmini is an Italian composer, entrepreneur, and chief executive based in Dubai. He honed his craft studying Harmony and Counterpoint at the Conservatorio Luca Marenzio in Darfo Boario Terme, Italy, and went on to build an international career composing for broadcast media and film soundtracks across Europe, the United States, the Middle East, and Asia. His accolades include the award for Best Original Score at the Feel the Reel International Film Festival (2018) for The Windsor Paradox. His portfolio spans the theme for MTV's MTV Up, the FashionTV track "Trillionaire"—which climbed to the Top 20 on the iTunes Italian Dance chart— years of compositions for the Mediaset music library, and, most recently, an original score for Abu Dhabi's Al Sadeem Observatory documentary Cosmic Odyssey, in which orchestral and electronic textures are woven together against vivid astronomical imagery. In 2014, Gelmini founded MM Entertainment (Musica Maestro), a Dubai-based music consultancy providing piano and composition instruction, live entertainment for private and corporate events, and bespoke composition services. To date, the firm has delivered upwards of 70,000 sessions to some 1,800 clients throughout the United Arab Emirates. Needless to say Michele has achieved a great deal since he venture forth from Italy so come join us because "It's About Time" to get started! If you want to know more about Michele you can follow him on linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/musicamaestro/ SEO Michele Gelmini — Composer, Entrepreneur & CEO in Dubai Michele Gelmini is an acclaimed Italian composer, entrepreneur, and CEO based in Dubai, specialising in original music for film, broadcast media, and corporate events. With a career spanning Europe, the United States, the Middle East, and Asia, he is the founder of MM Entertainment (Musica Maestro), one of the UAE's leading music consultanc...

"The Angel of Music"

54 min

Welcome to "It's About Time"! Join me today as I introduce you to Cynthia Khabsa. Cynthia Khabsa, a 33-year-old Lebanese multidisciplinary artist whose creative journey began before she could even read. Painting since childhood, Cynthia was profoundly inspired by her mother, Mona Khabsa—a distinguished visual artist who holds a Master's degree in Visual Arts from ALBA University in Lebanon. Growing up surrounded by brushes, canvases, and her mother's artistic spirit, Cynthia developed an early and unwavering passion for the arts that has only deepened with time. Her academic path reflects this lifelong dedication. Cynthia holds a Master's degree in Interior Architecture from USEK in Lebanon, a qualification that sharpened her eye for space, composition, and the dialogue between art and environment. With over 20 years of teaching experience, she currently shares her wealth of knowledge as an art teacher at the Antonine Sisters school, shaping young minds and nurturing the next generation of creative thinkers. Cynthia's visual artwork—where she describes her process as translating rhythm into color and color into emotion—has been showcased in both solo and collective exhibitions across Lebanon and Dubai. Her exhibitions have drawn media attention from outlets such as OTV and Dubai TV, cementing her reputation as a distinctive voice in the regional art scene. But painting is only part of Cynthia's story. She is also a classically trained violinist whose bow brings melodies to life with breathtaking skill and emotional depth. Her operatic voice is equally compelling—she has studied opera repertoire, including Handel's "Non lo dirò col labbro," under the guidance of Marie-Therese Hobeika at the Lebanese Conservatory. As an entertainer, Cynthia brings all of these disciplines together, moving fluidly between the concert stage, the gallery wall, and the classroom with an ease that speaks to her extraordinary versatility. Splitting her time between Dubai and Lebanon, Cynthi...

Let's Talk: What is Luxury? - Part 2

36 min

Welcome to "It's About Time"! Today we will do something different: I want to have a chat on the ideologies of luxury and the many faces it may have.  The english language defines luxury as: luxury /lŭg′zhə-rē, lŭk′shə-/ noun Sumptuous or extremely comfortable living or surroundings. "lives in luxury."Something that is desirable but expensive or hard to obtain or do. "did not have the luxury of working in an up-to-date laboratory."A free indulgence in costly food, dress, furniture, or anything expensive which gratifies the appetites or tastes.Anything which pleases the senses, is not necessary for life, and is also costly, or difficult to obtain; an expensive rarity; Contrasted to necessity. "silks, jewels, and rare fruits are luxuries; in some countries ice is a great luxury.""From the Merriam Webster Dictionary" I like the definition, I find it quite extensive... yet I feel it lacks more depth. As we explored this topic while recording this episode, I have come to the realization that Luxury, a concept commonly understood, tends to be quite boundless into what it can include into each single individual's understanding. To emphasize on this, I decided to query Gemini AI and asked it what luxury was and the answer was quite interesting: Luxury is defined as a condition of abundance or great ease and comfort. It often involves indulgence in items or experiences that provide pleasure or satisfaction, though they are not essential for survival. Historical Context Origins: The term "luxury" comes from the Latin word luxuria, meaning excess or extravagance. Historically, luxury was associated with the wealthy and powerful, characterized by tangible goods like precious metals, gemstones, and fine fabrics.Traditional Luxury: Before the Industrial Revolution, luxury was primarily a status symbol, linked to handcrafted and rare items that distinguished the elite from the general populace.Evolution of Luxury Industrial Revolution Impact: The advent of mass production made lux...

Let's Talk: What is Luxury? - Part 1

56 min

Welcome to "It's About Time"! Today we will do something different: I want to have a chat on the ideologies of luxury and the many faces it may have.  The english language defines luxury as: luxury /lŭg′zhə-rē, lŭk′shə-/ noun Sumptuous or extremely comfortable living or surroundings. "lives in luxury."Something that is desirable but expensive or hard to obtain or do. "did not have the luxury of working in an up-to-date laboratory."A free indulgence in costly food, dress, furniture, or anything expensive which gratifies the appetites or tastes.Anything which pleases the senses, is not necessary for life, and is also costly, or difficult to obtain; an expensive rarity; Contrasted to necessity. "silks, jewels, and rare fruits are luxuries; in some countries ice is a great luxury.""From the Merriam Webster Dictionary" I like the definition, I find it quite extensive... yet I feel it lacks more depth. As we explored this topic while recording this episode, I have come to the realization that Luxury, a concept commonly understood, tends to be quite boundless into what it can include into each single individual's understanding. To emphasize on this, I decided to query Gemini AI and asked it what luxury was and the answer was quite interesting: Luxury is defined as a condition of abundance or great ease and comfort. It often involves indulgence in items or experiences that provide pleasure or satisfaction, though they are not essential for survival. Historical Context Origins: The term "luxury" comes from the Latin word luxuria, meaning excess or extravagance. Historically, luxury was associated with the wealthy and powerful, characterized by tangible goods like precious metals, gemstones, and fine fabrics.Traditional Luxury: Before the Industrial Revolution, luxury was primarily a status symbol, linked to handcrafted and rare items that distinguished the elite from the general populace.Evolution of Luxury Industrial Revolution Impact: The advent of mass production made lux...

"The Rocket Man"

55 min

Welcome to "It's About Time"! Join me today as I introduce you to Dr. Philip Koshy Panicker. Dr. Panicker holds a PhD in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Texas at Arlington. From a young age, he was fascinated by flight, a passion that took him across the globe in pursuit of higher education. Thanks to this journey, he discovered not only his passion for what lies beyond the stars but also his deep love of teaching. Dr. Panicker began teaching while in America, which eventually led him back to the UAE, where he taught at New York University Abu Dhabi. His research and expertise span supersonic engines, rockets, waste-to-energy systems, and the circular economy. A man who was born in India, raised in the UAE, completed his higher education in the USA, lived in Brazil, and taught at one of the most prestigious universities in the UAE… Dr. Panicker truly has an amazing story! So sit back and relax because "It's About Time" to get started! If you want to get in touch with Dr. Philip Panicker you can follow him on: linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/philipkpanicker/ e-mail: pkp7000@gmail.com Got Questions? Want to know more? Get in Touch! Follow the podcast on Instagram:  @itsabouttimeiat

"The Designer"

47 min

Welcome to "It's About Time"! Today I have the pleasure to introduce you to Ms. Ksenia Dolgova. Ksenia has lived in the United Arab Emirates for the better part of 21 years. She arrived here looking for a place to get away from cold weather of Russia and found the summer heats of Dubai. Since a childhood, Ksenia begun toying with the creation of accessories and jewelry. Today she designs leather and crystal accessories and purses/bags from her workshop in St. Petersburg, Russia as well as design prestigious jewelry for her selected customers. Join me onto this episode to get an insight on the life of Ksenia. So sit back and relax because "It's About Time" to get started! If you want to know more about Ksenia you can follow her on: @axiniafashion Got Questions? Want to know more? Get in Touch! Follow the podcast on Instagram:  @itsabouttimeiat

"The Stoic Georges"

46 min

Welcome to "It's About Time"! Today I have the pleasure to introduce you to Mr. Georges Calas. Georges has lived in the UAE for over 24 years and has no intention of moving. He met his lovely wife in Dubai as well as is raising his 2 lovely kids. I met Georges while I was living in Jumeirah Lakes Towers: we were floor mates as well as, later on, neighbors. We know each other for over 15 years, but due to one thing or another we never really synced up until after COVID: we decided to have a coffee together. That Coffee started a friendship which today has grown into a brotherhood. I see Georges as family and my relationship with him has taught me many things about love and friendship.  Georges is the most stoic person I know: quiet, calm; never speaks for the sake of it, always weight his words and above all he is always respectful when he speaks. Come and meet the Stoic Georges. So sit back and relax because "It's About Time" to get started! If you want to know more about Georges you can follow him on: @lifesizeplans_dubai Got Questions? Want to know more? Get in Touch! Follow the podcast on Instagram:  @itsabouttimeiat

"Il Dottore"

39 min

Welcome to It's About Time!  On our first episode you will get to know a little bit about my self as well as Dottore, Omar Fabbro. Doc has been a constant presence through out my time in the United Arab Emirates. He has been an entrepreneur since he begun his adventures in the Emirates, managing his own Dental Clinic in Dubai as well as exploring his other passions, such as dental jewelry and watch making. Like me, Dottore had to deal with how to handle family business and working with his father as well as siblings. It is the first time you meet him but for sure it won't be the last. So sit back and relax because "It's About Time" to get started! If you want to know more about Doc check him out on his socials: @doctorfabbro Got Questions? Want to know more? Get in Touch! Follow the podcast on Instagram:  @itsabouttimeiat

It's About Time - Welcome!

1 min

Welcome to: "It's About Time!" I am your host, Cristobal. Join me while we explore the lives and adventures of people whom I have come to see as successful in their lives. Stay a while and enjoy... It's About Time we start! Got Questions? Want to know more? Get in Touch! Follow the podcast on Instagram:  @itsabouttimeiat

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