• STC 061: Are You Living Like a Master or a Slave? with Ahmed Al Yafei

  • Apr 5 2021
  • Length: 36 mins
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STC 061: Are You Living Like a Master or a Slave? with Ahmed Al Yafei

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  • “When there is a change, there is a chance. Understand the change and what it leads to because it’s always who can face it better.” -Ahmed Alyafei  


    Would you rather be a master or a slave? Your freedom starts with your decision. This week, I sat with Ahmed Alyafei, the Founder of Abu Dhabi Art Hub. Ahmed shares what life can be like when you follow your passion, and in his case, art. Learn why talent needs support and how to help artists even when times are tough and some don't appreciate it anymore. If you need inspiration, Ahmed also shares amazing crafts they exhibit at art fests. They are so beautiful, you won't believe what they're made from! Artists are born in unexpected times. And this worldwide change happening now is your next masterpiece. Tune in, create, and inspire the world! 



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    Highlights: 

    02:41 Life is Interesting

    07:13 Are You a Master or a Slave? 

    12:19 Talent Need Support

    16:20 Bridging Differences

    21:20 Art Not Waste

    26:09 Art Appreciation Then and Now

    31:01 Change is a Chance





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