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James O’Meeghan is holding an interactive workshop at Reyada on Monday January 2, 2017. The workshop is designed to expand on ideas discussed in all three of his recent seminars; The System of Success, The Mind on Money and The Missing Link. The whole purpose is for attendees to be interactive and ask questions about any material discussed and any other ideas that have come up since one of his seminars. This is a great opportunity to discuss things that might be holding you back from your goals, your business success or just expressing a general interest in the topics. James will also go through what he does professionally, his vision for Omeeghan Coaching Ltd. and the ideas he sees are the keys to propelling any individual forward in their life.
All are welcome to this workshop, it will be conducted in a very friendly and warm environment and not in a seminar setting. The focus is to be interactive; a one off opportunity to get solutions to those unanswered questions. James will be returning to New Zealand on January 4th where he will continue business, so workshop attendance in person is a one-off opportunity!

Thought for the day

At a height of 414 meters, in the heart of Kuwait City, Al Hamra Tower breaks all records, at this height, Al Hamra enjoys the recognition of being amongst the ten highest skyscrapers in the world, and it’s innovative design places Kuwait on the map as a center for business and creativity. One of the tallest towers in the world, and indeed, by far the tallest sculpted tower, Al Hamra is in a class of its own, visible from miles around, and for those in the tower itself, providing spectacular views over much of Kuwait and across the Arabian Gulf. Location: In the heart of the city, Al Hamra is the gate of Kuwait’s business hub. For More info: Business Tower: (+965) 222 70 222 Luxury Center: (+965) 222 70 200 Tel : (+965) 182 9000

George Awde’s first solo exhibition in Kuwait, chronicles the transitory existence of a group of young men and boys – many of them migrant laborers, emigrants from Syria and Syrian Kurdistan living in the context of Beirut from 2007-2016. This exhibition considers the embodiment of becoming men, while also appreciating issues of mobility and nationality as we each etch out our place in this world.