Ahmed Abusharbain

Ahmed Abusharbain Helping businesses thrive with video marketing, AI solutions, and innovative strategies. CEO of The Video School. Let’s grow together. That's where I step in.

Hello, I'm Ahmed Abusharbain. With 26 years of sales mastery under my belt, I've embraced my role not just as an entrepreneur but as a catalyst for transformation in the world of business. My journey has been more than just about achieving personal success; it's been about igniting the spark of potential in every small business owner I meet, especially in the dynamic realm of wireless retail. Navi

gating the market's twists and turns, especially post-COVID, requires more than just business acumen – it demands a zeal for continuous learning and adaptability. My mission is to guide, mentor, and empower you with innovative strategies and practical wisdom, ensuring your business doesn’t just grow, but thrives in an ever-evolving landscape. Together, let's redefine the boundaries of what's possible in your business. Let's harness the power of digital marketing, leverage cutting-edge trends, and build a brand that resonates deeply with your customers. Because at the end of the day, your success is not just a reflection of your business; it's a testament to the unstoppable force of entrepreneurial spirit combined with the right guidance and support. Join me, and let's embark on this exhilarating journey towards turning your good business into a great enterprise. Let's innovate, adapt, and soar to new heights – because when we work together, the sky's just the beginning!

09/01/2026

Every business has good days and bad days.

Muath said something simple that stood out:

“Even the bad days are not considered bad days, as long as it’s part of the plan.”

You can’t prevent every challenge.

But you can prepare your business for when those challenges come.

Watch the full video — link in the comment section.

He went from sleeping in his car… to leadership and buying homes.It’s an incredible transformation.But Sam Salah made an...
08/31/2026

He went from sleeping in his car… to leadership and buying homes.
It’s an incredible transformation.

But Sam Salah made an important point:
“It all comes down to that person.”

Someone can give you an opportunity.
They can open the door.

But eventually, you have to decide what you’re going to do with it.

So let me ask you:
If the opportunity came today, would you make it happen?

🎥 Full conversation with Sam Salah is in the comments.

08/31/2026

Someone can give you an opportunity.
What you do with it is still up to you.

Sam Salah shared the story of someone who went from living in his car to leadership and buying homes.

But the most important part of the story wasn’t where he started or where he ended.

It was this:
“It all comes down to that person.”

🎥 Watch the full Ahmed Abusharbain × Sam Salah conversation — link in the comments.

08/30/2026

Muath shared a customer service policy that stood out to me:

Even if the team spends hours—or days—diagnosing a phone and ordering parts…

If the repair isn’t fully completed as promised:

No charge.

That’s what Muath means when he says they underpromise.

There’s a bigger lesson here about building customer trust.

Watch the full video — link in the comment section.

Sometimes the biggest risk in business isn’t failure.It’s getting too comfortable.Sam Salah put it perfectly:“Comfort im...
08/29/2026

Sometimes the biggest risk in business isn’t failure.

It’s getting too comfortable.
Sam Salah put it perfectly:

“Comfort impedes progress.”
So how do you stay hungry when things are already going well?

🎥 Full conversation with Sam Salah is in the comments.

08/29/2026

Success can create something dangerous:
Comfort.

Sam Salah said it plainly:
“Comfort impedes progress.”

No matter how successful or financially secure you become, you still have to re-evaluate, challenge yourself, and keep moving.

The harder question is:
How do you stay hungry after you’ve already started winning?

🎥 Full conversation with Sam Salah is in the comments.

How leaders respond to mistakes can shape the kind of team they build.During my conversation with Muath Alhiyari, he sha...
08/28/2026

How leaders respond to mistakes can shape the kind of team they build.

During my conversation with Muath Alhiyari, he shared a story about training a technician who was opening an iPhone for the first time.

Muath expected a mistake might happen.

Instead of waiting to get angry, he prepared for it.

The lesson was simple:

“Teach your team. Lead your team.”

How you handle someone’s first mistake can determine how confidently they handle the next challenge.

🎥 I added the full conversation with Muath in the comments.

08/28/2026

He knew his employee was going to break it.
And he still let him do the repair.

Why?
Because good training is not about avoiding every mistake.

It is about preparing for them and helping your team learn from them.
That is how confidence gets built.

Watch the full conversation — I’ve shared the link in the comments.

“If you’re not a risk taker, don’t be in business.”Sam Salah and I got into the side of entrepreneurship people don’t al...
08/27/2026

“If you’re not a risk taker, don’t be in business.”

Sam Salah and I got into the side of entrepreneurship people don’t always talk about—the failures, the pressure, and having to build yourself back up.

His advice?
“Fail and fail big. Fail young.”

There’s a much bigger story behind that mindset.

Comment SAM and I’ll send you the full conversation on YouTube. 👊

08/27/2026

Most people want the reward of entrepreneurship without the risk that comes with it.

Building a business means making decisions without guarantees and sometimes rebuilding after failure.

Sam and I talked about why failure can sharpen you instead of stopping you.

Watch the full conversation to hear more about risk, failure, and building businesses.
🎥: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HurWPY2ZFdU

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