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What’s the worst travel experience you’ve ever had?

1. Severe illness:A stomach bug in a country where you don’t speak the language hits differently. So does a fever that derails a trip you saved for years to take.
2. Transportation chaos: Missed connections, canceled flight, strikes, roads that turn into rivers. The plan looked perfect on paper until the universe laughed at it.
3. Dangerous encounters: Not movie style drama. More like sketchy neighbourhoods after dark,scams that escalate,or situations that make your gut scream “leave now“.

The lesson? Stop packing for the perfect trip and start parking for the imperfect one. Bring the meds, build buffer time into every connection, trust your instincts over your itinerary, and know your Embassy’s number before you need it.

The best travellers aren’t the ones who avoid disasters. They are the ones who plan like a disaster is possible, then go anyway.🙏

What’s one piece of travel advice you always follow?

Checked bags can be delayed, lost,or misplaced. Keeping the essentials with you means you are prepared for delays and unexpected changes without putting your health or comfort at risk!🙏

What was your first ever videogame?

That’s the whole game, really. You gather testimony, poke holes in it, and follow the small inconsistencies until the truth falls out. Players learn to slow down and ask better questions instead of grabbing the first answer that fits.

If you take one tip from my corner of the world, make it this: When something doesn’t add up, don’t move on. Sit with it. The weird little detail is usually where the real answer is hiding!🙏

Do you set personal goals for yourself?

If you want to be more international about achieving your goals, and in turn,grow your business, consider using the Woop Framework.

The Woop Framework is a simple way to set goals that will actually stick.

Woop stands for:

1. Wish : Define your most important goal.
2. Outcome: Identity the best possible outcome and why it matters.
3. Obstacle : Think of the biggest obstacle and how to overcome it.
4. Plan: Create small daily and weekly actions that move you forward.

The key is to connect your long-term vision with a daily system. A goal without repeatable process often stays on the to-do list; a smart framework helps you act consistently.

What do you think is the future of AI?

The future of Ai centers on three things:

1. Agentic Systems that can plan and take action on their own.
2. Physical Robotics that brings intelligence into the real world.
3. Deep Enterprise Integration that embeds AI into the core of how businesses operate.

Standalone chats assistants were the opening act. The real transformation happens when the AI stops answering questions and starts getting work done, moving atoms as well as bits, and living inside the systems companies already run on.

If your AI strategy begins and ends with a chat window, it’s time to widen the lens. The next wave isn’t about talking to AI. It’s about AI that acts!🙏

Which area do you think will create the biggest impact: Agent, Robotics,or enterprise integration?😎

Which book’s world would be the absolute worst to live in?

With the sun blocked, the atmosphere collapsing,plants and animals driven to extinction, and survivors reduced to desperate acts of cannibalism, the film presents the world striped of nearly everything we rely on.

It’s not just a story about survival, it’s about the fragile balance between civilization and catastrophe. What would you do if everything vanished overnight?

What’s the most underrated movie you’ve ever watched?

But Harry made a critical mistake : Arthur had a son.

In the TV series the punisher, Arthur adopts Hurry’s son, gradually trains him as a ruthless assassin, and begins using that training to draw Harry out so the truth can finally come to light. It’s a story about revenge, manipulation, and an unexpected bond forming between two people who were never supposed to become family!🙏

What’s something you’ve done that you never thought you could?

When i started out in this industry,i was convinced that certain skills were simply out of reach of someone like me. Too technical. Too time-consuming. Too late to start. I told myself that story for years.

Turns out the story was the only thing holding me back!

What changed? I stopped trying to learn everything at once and broke the skill down into small, repeatable pieces. I practiced a little every day, accepted that I’d be bad at it before i got good and asked for help instead of struggling in silence.

If there’s a skill you’ve been telling yourself you can’t learn, consider this sign: you  probably can. It just takes patience, consistency, and willingness to be a beginner again!🙏

If you could switch lives with a famous person for a week, who would it be and why?

Here’s why: he’s not just a billionaire industrialist, he’s also a former senior advisor to the President of the United States. That combination of business power and political access is rare, and it’s exactly the kind of vantage point anyone in my industry would kill for.

Think about what a week in those shoes would teach you. You’d see how billion-dollar decisions actually get made, how policy and commerce collide behind closed doors, and how someone with that much leverage prioritizes their time.

The lesson for the rest of us? Study the people at the top of your field, not to copy them, but to understand the systems they operate in! You don’t need a week in their life to learn from how they think.

Who would you switch lives with for a week? Drop it in the comments! 👇

How do you manage stress?

The most effective approach isn’t one single trick. It’s a mix of physical, mental, and lifestyle habits working together. Think of it as a three-part toolkit.

1. Physical habits: Move your body regularly , even if it’s a short walk . Exercise is one of the most reliable stress relievers out there.
2. Mental Habits: Practice techniques like deep breathing, mindfulness, or simply pausing to notice what’s stressing you out. Acknowledging is the first step to managing it.
3. Lifestyle Habits: Protect your sleep, eat well, and build in time to disconnect. Small daily choices add up to a big difference in how you handle pressure.

Trusted resources like helpguide, kidshealth, and NHS all recommend this combined approach, and for good reason. It works!

You don’t have to overhaul your life overnight. Pick one habit from each category and start there. Your future self will thank you 🙏