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Firas Kittaneh

Dubai, Phoenix, Scottsdale
As seen in: Entrepreneur, Forbes, HuffPost, Inc., The Next Web, AlleyWatch, Grit Daily, Inc. Arabia
Serial entrepreneur, sleep enthusiast, writer for @Entrepreneur, fan of fitness, boxing & travel. CEO of @amerisleep & OCLU.com

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Firas Kittaneh is a serial entrepreneur, marketer and writer with a passion for product design, innovation and sustainability. He’s the co-founder and CEO of both Amerisleep and OCLU.
In 2006, Kittaneh co-founded Amerisleep and since then has helped hundreds of thousands of customers sleep better every night with his company’s technology. Amerisleep is an award-winning producer of eco-friendly memory foam mattresses, adjustable beds and related accessories sold throughout the U.S., South Korea …

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5 Easy Approaches to Exercising at the Office

5 Easy Approaches to Exercising at the Office

Regular exercise is a great way to keep yourself healthy, happy and productive. According to the Mayo Clinic,…

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Why Every Smart Decision Comes Only After an Evaluation of Customer Needs

Why Every Smart Decision Comes Only After an Evaluation of Customer Needs

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6 Ways to Stay Awake, Energized and Focused While at Work (Without Caffeine)

6 Ways to Stay Awake, Energized and Focused While at Work (Without Caffeine)

Workdays can sometimes feel like a rollercoaster ride. Besides the ups and downs of day-to-day responsibiliti…

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Why Your Customers Deserve Personalized Responses on Social Media

Why Your Customers Deserve Personalized Responses on Social Media

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4 Healthy Ways to Procrastinate. Yes, You Read That Right.

4 Healthy Ways to Procrastinate. Yes, You Read That Right.

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Can't Sleep During Lockdown? Here's How to Get Your Sleep Cycle Back on Track

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By Firas Kittaneh
| Grit Daily
The burden of the coronavirus is causing many Americans to toss and turn at night, with many complaining they can’t sleep during the lockdown. Indeed, one study found Americans were sleeping 20 percent more, while others are suffering from insomnia. Google searches for “insomnia” also hit an all-time high in April. There are even people suffering from pandemic dreams, causing interruption to their sleep cycle.
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8 Psychology Hacks to Increase Your Creativity and Productivity

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By Firas Kittaneh
| Entrepreneur Verified
September 8, 2015 5 min read Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. When there are only 24 hours in a day and a million things to do, burnout is inevitable. Yet staying stressed-out and fatigued will not help you tackle that mountain of emails or think of new ways to approach a longstanding challenge at work.
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4 Ways to Minimize Employee Turnover by Revamping Your Recruiting Strategy

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By LeadBy Firas KittanehCo-founder, Firas KittanehCo-founder, Firas Kittaneh
| Inc. Verified
For small businesses, hiring can be a daunting task. That's because new team members help shape company culture and can positively or negatively impact productivity and group morale. Often, a single bad recruit can have long-lasting consequences. Of course, the way an employee affects the work dynamic is only one part of the equation. According to the Work Institute's 2018 Retention Report, 40 percent of new hires leave their jobs within the first 12 months.
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