A few days ago, I was in the middle of a remote island, trying to catch my breath between tour stops, when I had this random thought…

In the past few months, I stood on three very familiar grounds, but this time, not as a student. I performed a comedy show at my childhood school, Collège Notre-Dame de Jamhour. I gave a talk at my alma mater, IE Business School, and performed at USJ fundraising event,also my alma mater, in Canada…

This comedy special took me across continents, over 55 cities, and more than 65,000 people. We shared laughter in theaters, clubs, rooftops, hotel lobbies (yes, that happened), and in open spaces where stories breathe…

Most people see me on stage. They laugh. They assume that’s what I do. And while this is the part that gets the most recognition, there’s a part of my life that happens off stage…

I still can’t put into words what it felt like to stand on the legendary stage at Casino du Liban, night after night, in front of 5,000 people who came to laugh, connect, and escape, if only for a couple of hours…

When I first stepped on stage, I had no idea where comedy would take me. I just knew I had stories to tell, things to laugh about (mostly at myself), and a deep love for connecting with people through humor…

I remember attending the Sharjah Entrepreneurship Festival when I first moved to Dubai. I was inspired by the level of speakers and the professionalism of the conferences…

From Punchlines to Workshops: The Art of Customization

I wanted to highlight a memorable experience from January: an improv-based leadership workshop for the incredible team at Nokia…