In this episode, I sit down with Rosie Gunn, Founder of Endless UAE, a leading circular fashion rental and resale platform redefining luxury and sustainability in the Middle East. Rosie shares her journey of building a fast-growing fashion rental business in the UAE, the realities of entrepreneurship, and what success really looks like behind the scenes.

I talk with Rosie about the importance of having the right people around you, the role of therapy and inner work in leadership, her advice for young women starting their own fashion brands, and how she navigated a moment where a larger company copied her business idea.

This episode is a must-listen for female entrepreneurs, fashion founders, startup leaders, and anyone interested in circular fashion, sustainable business models, and building purpose-led brands.

How do investors actually evaluate a business — and what makes a company truly investable?

In this episode, I sit down with Saba Yussouf, investor and entrepreneur, to break down how to invest in businesses, what investors look for when evaluating startups, and the hard truths founders need to hear before raising capital. Saba shares the key skills every successful investor needs, why founders often make the best investors, and the biggest mistakes founders make when trying to build investable businesses.

We also explore what Saba would want to know if she only had five minutes with an investor, the most common red flags that stop investors from investing, and the worst investing advice she’s received. Drawing from her experience growing up Pakistani in the UK, Saba discusses how culture, risk tolerance, and decision-making influence investing strategies.

The conversation also covers AI risks in investing, long-term thinking, and Saba’s best advice for new and experienced investors looking to make smarter, more intentional investment decisions.

This episode is a must-listen for founders, entrepreneurs, startup investors, and anyone learning how to get into investing or invest in businesses effectively.