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Basha Effect
Basha Effect episodes
- Episode 2: Success comes from understanding the past - Ft; Max PhilisaireWelcome to Episode 2 of the Basha Effect, in which I have the pleasure of catching up with my close friend, brother and founding EHPlabs Athlete, Max Philisaire (IG: @maxthebody). We get very deep in this episode, so be ready for some powerful messages about how to overcome adversity and battle against the odds to triumph. My name is Izhar Basha and I am your host.42 min
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If you want real talk about how to perform better in all facets of your life without the fluffy excuses, rainbows and unicorns, the Basha Effect Podcast is for you. It’s raw. It’s real. And it might hurt you a little bit. But without pain, there is no gain!
My name is Izhar Basha and I am your host. I’m an Australian with Fijian/Indian heritage. My family migrated from Fiji when I was 5 years old, and my entire life I have been obsessed about performing and excelling in everything I do to ensure that my parents’ sacrifices and battles were not in vain. I’m an ex-lawyer, and I’ve run and managed numerous successful businesses in my life. My key businesses are EHPlabs (the world’s fastest growing health supplement brand) and BIG Property Group (a luxury property development and infrastructure business). I’ve learnt a lot of lessons in my life, and I’ve dug deep to find solutions to my problems and the motivation to continue to power on. These are all the gems I will be sharing in the Basha Effect Podcast.
The Basha Effect is a “pun” (play on words) relating to the Butterfly Effect. The premise and underlying message of this podcast is that we need to be aware that our actions in our little world or microcosm can extend out and have an impact in places and areas that we have no idea about. We need to be mindful of all our actions and ensure that we apply excellence and continuous and never-ending improvement so that we can bring about positive outcomes and growth - a concept I call “perpetual positivity”.