Rising woman: Passion, positive mindset key in career

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Azam TV CEO Sabrina Mohamedali talks to The Citizen Rising Woman about the stepping stones towards becoming a leader

If you may wonder what a CEO’s day looks like, Sabrina says, “I am very much a morning person so my day starts with prayers and thereafter a fitness regime which really helps me boost my energy and gets me more focused for the day after all A healthy body breathes a healthy mind, I kick off my work day around 8am and I believe eat a live frog first thing in the morning, and nothing worse will happen to you the rest of the day I always plan the tasks that need my optimal focus in the mornings. I position myself on doing the thing that most moves the needle, which doesn’t necessarily mean the “hardest” task of the day but rather more critical that need immediate attention for the business to move, Afternoons are more for emails, calls, team catch up meetings and external visits. I love the outdoors so often times I do sun set walks especially along the ocean before catching up on all my favorite television content on Azam TV at night”.

Rising woman: Passion, positive mindset key in career

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