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Issam Kamal, voix incontournable de la scène musicale marocaine et maghrébine ayant collaboré avec les plus grands comme RedOne, Khaled, Outlandish…, nous livre aujourd’hui son nouveau single intitulé « Dounia».
Ce nouvel opus est l’adaptation arabe de « une belle histoire », chef d’œuvre de Michel Fugain datant des années 70. « Dounia » est une démonstration sonore du rapprochement entre les cultures et les peuples sur lequel travaille Issam Kamal depuis plusieurs années et dont témoignent ses différentes collaborations à l’international.
« A travers Dounia, j’invite les jeunes et les moins jeunes à surmonter les difficultés de la vie et à dégager l’énergie positive qui nous habite tous. Et parce que la vie est trop courte, j’invite les gens à positiver, à vivre pleinement chaque instant et à chanter bien sûr. » Issam Kamal
A rappeler que Dounia est le 1er single « solo » de l’artiste, extrait de son prochain album prévu pour 2014 et qui comportera plusieurs collaborations sous forme de Duo avec des artistes de différents horizons.
Texte & arrangement : Issam Kamal / Compositeur : Michel Fugain et Issam Kamal / Violon : Amir Ali/Ligne de basse : Stephan Luckaic/ Chœurs : Soufiane Amal/ Produit par : Music Airlines / Mixage et Mastering : Nouach Prod
www.issamkamal.com

LYRICS/
لالالالالاي ، لالالالالالاي
لالالالالاي ، لالالالالالاي

هاذي حكاية فيها الروح مشات
من بلاد لبلاد و غنات

الحب اللي بيا ماهوش حب الذات
ياك الروح اللي فيا راها من السماوات

الله اللي جاب و هو يأخذ الأوقات
تعالوا يا لحباب نغنو
و كل واحد ينسى همو

نخلو العذاب و نفتحو باب الهبات
تعالوا يا لحباب نغنو
و كل واحد ينسى همو

ويلي ،كنت بين إيديا و خليتك تطيري ... تطيري تطيري
تعالي ليا ، آجي نرد الأيام يا دنيا ... يا دنيا
وناري ، كنت بين إيديا و خليتك تطيري ... ناري ناري
تعالي ليا ، آجي نرد الأيام يا دنيا ... يا دنيا

اليوم راني واقف بين إيدين الرحمان
هو اللي بإيدو يلطف ولا يسد البيبان
اليوم وقت الصح، أعمالك في الميزان
كل شي اليوم واضح، يا فاعل الخير عليك لمان

الله اللي جاب و هو يأخذ الأوقات
تعالوا يا لحباب نغنو
و كل واحد ينسى همو

نخلو العذاب و نفتحو باب الهبات
تعالوا يا لحباب نغنو
و كل واحد ينسى همو

ويلي ،كنت بين إيديا و خليتك تطيري ... تطيري تطيري
تعالي ليا ، آجي نرد الأيام يا دنيا ... يا دنيا
وناري ، كنت بين إيديا و خليتك تطيري ... ناري ناري
تعالي ليا ، آجي نرد الأيام يا دنيا ... يا دنيا

لالالالالاي ، لالالالالاي
لالالالالاي ، لالالالالاي
لالالالالاي ، لالالالالاي
لالالالالاي ، لالالالالاي


Dounia (Issam Kamal)

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Don Bigg - Daret (New Version)

In this episode we talk about getting familiar with Facebook advertising, my love for my family, and the magic of red-headed quarterbacks. On top of that we get into being grateful, being right, and being patient. Three of my favorite things!

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Welcome to The #AskGaryVee show, where I answer your questions about marketing, social media, and entrepreneurship. Want to get on the show? Tweet me your question with #AskGaryVee!

LINKS:
http://allfacebook.com
Music by Rome Fortune - https://soundcloud.com/romefortune



#AskGaryVee Episode 6: Friction Sucks

In this episode I talk about the importance of my wife, my health, and the fact that Brett Favre had a brief stint as a NY Jet. I also ask the most important question of all: Are you actually bringing value to your consumers?!

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Welcome to The #AskGaryVee Show, where I answer your questions about marketing, social media, and entrepreneurship. Want to get on the show? Tweet me your question with #AskGaryVee!

LINKS:
My Instagram: http://instagram.com/garyvee
SUBSCRIBE: http://youtube.com/garyvaynerchuk
Music by Rome Fortune - https://soundcloud.com/romefortune


#AskGaryVee Episode 4: Personal Branding and Brett Favre

Episode three already! This time around I'm talking about what my father taught me about building businesses. I also talk about the future, building local startups, and how small businesses can conserve their cash. 

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Welcome to The #AskGaryVee show, where I answer your questions about marketing, social media, and entrepreneurship. Want to get on the show? Tweet me your question with #AskGaryVee!

LINKS:
How to get advertisers on your blog - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgvjT...
Download Resy - http://resy.com
Terroir - http://restauranthearth.com/terrior/T...
Corkbuzz - http://corkbuzz.com/
Music by Rome Fortune - https://soundcloud.com/romefortune


#AskGaryVee Episode: 3 Small Businesses with Itsy Bitsy Cash

Guys THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A BORING BUSINESS! Do you have any idea how many people are in the market for DIY content? A hardware store is literally DROWNING in potential content. Also in this episode, I get into how music producers can use social media to market their products. Watch now!

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Welcome to The #AskGaryVee show, where I answer your questions about marketing, social media, and entrepreneurship. Want to get on the show? Tweet me your question with #AskGaryVee!

LINKS:
How to get advertisers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgvjT...
Buy my book: http://bit.ly/jjjrhamazon
Watch episode one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76d0l...
Music by Rome Fortune: https://soundcloud.com/romefortune



#AskGaryVee Episode 2: Tools, Sheep, and Rihanna

Welcome to the first episode of my new show! This is the perfect way to start things off as we get into some nitty gritty about long-term business goals, Facebook dark-posts, and even non-profits. This is the beginning of a new era, my friends. Get ready!


#AskGaryVee Episode 1: How to Utilize Native Ad Platforms

The Falconer by Elizabeth May on Audible:
http://www.audible.com/pd?asin=B00NLNOGXA&source_code=AUDORWS0922149AWO

Get this audiobook for free when you try Audible:
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Summary:

Edinburgh, 1844. Beautiful Aileana Kameron only looks the part of an aristocratic young lady. In fact, she's spent the year since her mother died developing her ability to sense the presence of Sithichean, a faery race bent on slaughtering humans. She has a secret mission: to destroy the faery who murdered her mother. But when she learns she's a Falconer, the last in a line of female warriors and the sole hope of preventing a powerful faery population from massacring all of humanity, her quest for revenge gets a whole lot more complicated.

The first volume of a trilogy from an exciting new voice in young adult fantasy, this electrifying thriller blends romance and action with steampunk technology and Scottish lore in a deliciously addictive listen.

Buy on Audible

The Falconer by Elizabeth May, Narrated by Susan Duerden

The Impulse Society by Paul Roberts on Audible:
http://www.audible.com/pd?asin=B00MOQ48OC&source_code=AUDORWS0818149AKX

Get this audiobook for free when you try Audible:
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Summary:

In every facet of postindustrial society - the way we eat, the way we communicate and entertain, the way we work, the way we court lovers and raise children, educate and govern - technology and affluence now let us reach our goals with a speed and efficiency unimaginable even a generation ago. But the result, Paul Roberts warns, is not all milk, honey, and gold. Companies now reflexively maximize short-term gain at the expense of long-term success. Politicians resort with ever-greater speed to nasty campaign tactics, and can count on their damaging claims to spread before the facts catch up with them. Consumers engage in serial over-indulgence in a self-tailored bubble. And the costs are substantial: financial volatility, health epidemics, environmental exhaustion and political paralysis, to say nothing of a growing, gnawing dissatisfaction.

Over 30 years ago, Christopher Lasch published his landmark book, The Culture of Narcissism, which struck a chord and became a runaway best seller. Lasch’s analysis was largely cultural, but the real story has always been an economic one, and the conditions that led to increasing selfishness and the breakdown of society have only gotten worse. Paul Robert digs down to the economic roots of the problem, shows how it has metastisized to affect every facet of our lives and our ability to navigate the future. In clear, cogent prose that mixes illuminating analysis and vibrant reporting, Roberts not only tells the fascinating story of how the impulse society came to be, but shows how, perhaps, a healthier society may still be possible.

The Impulse Society by Paul Roberts, Narrated by Edoardo Ballerini

You Can Lead a Horse to Water by Robert Cormack on Audible:
http://www.audible.com/pd?asin=B00NU6QRMG&source_code=AUDORWS0926149B4E

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Summary:

Down the street, a dog is running around a lamp post on a leash. I feel like I’m on a similar trajectory. Sam Bennett is the last of a dying breed, a former Mad Man, now made redundant after 30 years at the same advertising agency. Left with his awards and a case of Bulgarian whiskey (which he still can’t remember buying), Sam retreats to his home, awaits the summer arrival of his daughter and crazy son-in-law, Muller, is plagued by panic attacks and has an incident involving a pressed ham on a liquor store window with a young security guard named Max. With the ground feeling like a trampoline, Sam sets out to do the one thing Mary, his wife, wants more than anything else - a grandchild. It won’t be easy with Muller, his suicidal son-in-law, jumping off roofs and drinking green paint, but life is full of surprises. Meanwhile, Muller wants Max’s mom, and Max’s dad, Otis, has the craziest online show in Chicago called, Otis Cries for You. As Sam’s doctor Krupsky tells him, "Life’s a crapshoot. At least you filled the cheap seats." Sam is about to learn the greatest lessons in life, even if it means stealing his neighbor’s pot, and getting more people stoned than he ever imagined possible.

You Can Lead a Horse to Water by Robert Cormack, Narrated by Bernard Clark

#QOTD: Who is the biggest influence in your life right now?

As an entrepreneur, I default into assuming it's always going to be competitive. It doesn't matter if "nobody is in your space" because if you're any good, and you've figured something new out, EVERYBODY is going to be in your space eventually. 

To me, competition between startups is the same old game: Better product, better service, better execution. Those are the things that will drive your business. 

When you're David, you shouldn't play Goliath's game. When you're Goliath, you should CRUSH David.

Here's an example: Did anybody think it was weird that, for three years, I NEVER mentioned VaynerMedia. The truth there was that my size (or my lack thereof) was my advantage, and I couldn't let these other big guys know how huge we were getting! I was learning the landscape. Now that we've got the money and the scale to compete, you'll see that I'm talking about it more. 

The important thing is to NEVER PLAY THE OTHER PERSON'S GAME.

#AskGaryVee Episode 28: How to Keep Your Startup Competitive

#QOTD: What's your favorite thing about San Francisco?

#LINKS

Making the decision to put myself out there - https://www.garyvaynerchuk.com/my-toughest-decision-752587427.html

To me, a name is made. I have some friends that sit around and spend wayyyyy too much time trying to figure out the name for their startup. What did "Google" or "Facebook" mean to anybody outside of their inner communities when they weren't the household names we know today? None of these words mean ANYTHING until they're SOMETHING. 

Some people email me saying they don't like their own last name. My response? You're emailing Gary VAYNERCHUK. Let's call it what it is, Vaynerchuk SUCKS. And yea, they'll be those that tell me it's unique and kinda cool, and I get that - BUT, it's only good because I made something out of it. 

And so, what does a name actually mean? To me? NOTHING. 

I actually think a new trend in this short-form world we live in will be that most business names will start getting abbreviated. People used to call me "V-Chuk" because they didn't want to call me by "Vaynerchuk," and that became my slang last name. We will evolve our name to our convenience so long as it brings VALUE. And so, stop worrying about the name and start worrying about the product. 

#ProTip: If your full name is available for a dot-com, go ahead and purchase it. I highly recommend it. 


#AskGaryVee Episode 30: How to Pick a Name for Your Business

#QOTD: Are you a Vayniac or part of the VaynerNation? What's the difference?

#LINKS
Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-askgaryvee-show/id928159684?mt=2

Rafeal's Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6J6qYtlLQBCT6GOgv7fFAg 

If I were to go back in time and start all over again, I would change NOTHING. From 22 to 32, for the first ten years of my hustle, I remained quiet and I put in the work. I did the work that allowed me to have the audacity to go out and build the Gary Vaynerchuk brand. 

The notion that there's people out there that are growth hacking, and getting exposure through other people's podcasts, and leveraging the brands of others to build themselves as "experts," is LUDICROUS. What are these people actually experts in? What have they accomplished to be deemed an expert?

Here's what I did and why I think you should listen to me when it comes to business. I am in the midst of building my second $50M plus business in a 5 year window. Is it $50 Billion? No - but it's a very substantial business. I was ahead of the market and I executed. I put in the work, I built up the business at a speed many can't comprehend, and I did the things that allowed me to be worthy enough to have a shot at putting out a $15-20 book and amass the following that I have.

So my question is, what did these self-proclaimed experts do to claim that title? If you want to be an "expert" in your craft you need to be in the trenches, day in and day out. You can't just rely on modern day technology to build up your brand. The notion that people are leveraging these technologies and the brand equity of others to build their name is LAUGHABLE. You need to actually execute. You need to earn the opportunity to be a personal brand. You need to show them the proof. If you're an actual expert the proof should be in your forethought, your wins, and your execution. 



#AskGaryVee Episode 34: How to Build a Personal Brand from Nothing

Remix of Rob Dougan - There's Only Me. The original is the theme tune for Law and Order: Criminal Intent on five uk.

Rob Dougan - Theres Only Me (Powder Hill Remix)

Vote for Steve Aoki for DJ Mag Top 100: http://steveaoki.is/VoteAoki2017

David Guetta - Dangerous (Steve Aoki Remix)

Richard Baker, one of the youngest chairmen in the FTSE 100 shared his experiences and the challenges he faced in turning round the fortunes of the Boots Group in four years as its CEO. 

Today, Chairman of Whitbread, DFS and Virgin Active, he also chairs the Global Advisory Council of Aimia Group - owners of Nectar Card and is Senior Operating Partner at the private equity firm, Advent International. 

In an interview for Cambridge Judge Business School’s website Richard  Baker said he does not believe that the roles of chairman and CEO can be merged.

“I think it’s generally a bad idea for a chief executive to become the chairman. I think there should be two separate jobs because there are two separate jobs to be done. When a chief executive becomes a chairman they will not allow things to be changed because anything that changes subsequently is by definition is a criticism of what they did previously so it is much better to have an independent chairman and a completely separate chief executive. I think that’s a well-proven model.”

Lessons in leadership

#QOTD: Want to win a dinner with me? I need you to predict how many episodes of the #AGV show we'll wind up producing once this is all said and done. Those that guess right will be selected to have dinner with me. Deal?

They way I prioritize my time is by making the best judgment call possible in that particular moment in time. I frame my process by selecting two sides of the spectrum: What's the most on fire and needs to be tended to immediately, and what are the more high-level ideas that I can work on and flesh out?

I'll take care of things like employee issues or client concerns (the biggest and most time-sensitive problems) and balance it by going on the offense on the things with the biggest upside, like company culture, visions for the future, buying the Jets ;), etc. 

I never focus on anything in the middle. VaynerNation, I warn you, the MIDDLE is DANGEROUS. Stay away. 


#AskGaryeVee Episode 40: Prioritizing Your Time & Hooking Up

#QOTD: How long have you been following my work?

Wanting to be an entrepreneur and being an entrepreneur are two very different things. If I were a young and aspiring entrepreneur I would go out an hustle my face off in any which way possible. The best way to become something is to first act like something. Sell, sell, sell. Understand what it takes to provide value to somebody. Learn how to communicate your value proposition enough so that it registers with your 'customer' allowing for you to accomplish what you've set out to do. 

Go out and find mentors. Go work for free and under people that can show you the ropes and serve as that point of contact when you need it. Learn the hustle and taste the game. Put yourself in the position to win. You can read as many books as you'd like, but they're not going to make you an entrepreneur. The only way to become something is through doing. 

And so, start hustling. Start doing whatever it takes. Even if that means selling the very shirt off your back.

#AskGaryVee Episode 41: Pet Peeves, Young Entrepreneurs, and Overcoming Fear

The current Ebola crisis has unfairly cast Africa's healthcare systems in an unfavourable light ("unfairly" because most of Africa is Ebola-free, but nonetheless, there are considerable challenges in the developing world). 

Isaac Holeman (www.isaacholeman.org), a current PhD candidate and Gates Scholar at Cambridge Judge Business School, co-founded <a href="http://medicmobile.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Medic Mobile</a> as a way to help healthcare workers in rural communities in the developing world. The key insight was not so much the technology, which turned out to be quite basic, but how to get people to adopt these technologies. 

In this podcast, Isaac talks about the challenges facing healthcare workers in Africa and other developing countries, and the challenges in changing people's behaviours.

An interview with Conrad Chua, Head of Admissions &amp; Marketing for the Cambridge MBA.

Don't start with technology, start with the people

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David Guetta & Sam Martin - Dangerous (Beatz Freq & Darren Zagga Bootleg)

Family 1st! but after that, Businessman. Just a dude that Loves the Hustle, People & the @NYJets. CEO of @vaynermedia. Tasted wine for years at @winelibrary