The 2nd Floor

On this week's episode, Qashus speaks with Ross Storoshenko, a real estate agent who is changing the game of the real estate industry with his innovative and creative ways clients purchase their homes. We chat about what you need to know about investing in 2020 post pandemic, tips on investing as a millennial's, what it takes to be your own boss and why most people aren't mean't to be entrepreneurs.

Welcome Ross Storoshenko to the podcast!

"My entire life I have been shaped and nurtured for this business. I am a proud third generation real estate professional. Right out of high school I started surveying homes and preparing Land Surveys, after that I worked as a home technician for a home builder so I have an ample amount of experience in home construction and sciences. Even before I started working I was renovating homes with my father at a a young age. I am confident and knowledgeable in every aspect of this business.

Aside from my experience, Ken and I are driven by the same thing… passion. We are always excited to wake up everyday and provide our clients with outstanding service. We truly care about what we do and the people we work for. This is an always changing business, so Ken and I are always keeping up-to-date with the latest trends so you know you are always getting the absolute best service. My passion truly lies with helping people and building new long lasting business relationships and to create friendships along the way. I am excited to help everyone with their real estate needs." - Ross Storoshenko

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I sit down with a good friend, Sam Mohammad and discuss my journey as an filmmaker and what it took to get to the point where I am now with both the podcast & Q Filmz Media (my company). Tune in as we discuss what it takes to be an entrepreneur and how to start your own business! - Qashus

This particular episode in the jungle takes a deep dive into co-host @kenny_bhullar 's self discovery of his new career path during COVID-19 self isolation and how he found the right job.

As co-host @qashus navigates his own take on whether or not he is more motivated by chasing something or being chased, this episode delivers tremendous value on knowing when to take the leap, step on the gas and figure out HOW to take the actionable steps to capitalize on your passion.

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Co-host @kenny_bhullar takes you down his personal journey and discovery of finding his passion and feeling like a winner in the process by identifying his values, purpose and unique abilities.

By referencing 2 champion athletes (KB Bhullar and Dexter Janke) from the 2nd Floor Podcast, Kenny showcases different perspectives on what it takes to become a champion and have a mindset of a winner.

A message from Kenny: "Thank you to Phil Knight (Founder of Nike), Michael Jordan - including the team behind making The Last Dance possible (a Film Documentary on Netflix) - and Dr. John Berardi (Founder of Precision Nutrition) for giving me all the hope, faith and digging I needed to do to action on turning my passion for health and fitness into my one and only career choice.

Dr. Buck Parker, is a General & Trauma Surgeon at St. Mark's Hospital in Salt Lake City Utah. He is also a speaker, and a medical expert for the media. He sees patients with hernias, appendicitis, gallbladder disease, skin and soft tissue infections, bowel obstructions, colon disease as well as traumatic injuries.

Dr. Parker is from Jackson Wyoming and graduated from University of Wyoming with a Bachelor of Science. He then went on to medical school in Belize at St. Matthew's University School of Medicine. He spent 6 years in General Surgery training at Henry Ford Hospital in downtown Detroit, Michigan where he had extensive training in Trauma Surgery, Transplant Surgery, Cardiac Surgery, Emergency Abdominal Surgery, Vascular Surgery, Thoracic Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Colorectal Surgery, Endocrine Surgery, Surgical Oncology as well as Surgical Intensive Care. He also did a research fellowship in a joint program with Henry Ford and NASA studying diagnostic ultrasound and remote guidance in zero gravity environments.

He has published several papers on these finding together with these institutions. While in Detroit he won multiple academic awards and was awarded the "Resident Teacher of the Year" from Wayne State Medical School in 2010. He is also a self-proclaimed "tech-nerd" and entrepreneur since 2007 when he built a million-dollar web-business using internet marketing and Google search algorithms.

Dr. Parker's mission now is to harness his technological and medical knowledge to drive social change, while helping individuals unlock their personal greatness. In 2015 he was a castaway and medical expert on the NBC and Bear Grylls Reality TV Series "The Island". This show cast 14 strangers away on deserted island for 28 days with no food, water and limited supplies. The show is currently available on Hulu and Amazon.

Sajjad Fazel is an internationally recognized public health professional with 5+ years of experience working in health policy, research, health promotion, management, communications, and knowledge translation. Currently, Sajjad works as a research associate in the Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention Research Department at Alberta Health Services. He is also the research director for Knight's Cabin – an NGO assisting cancer survivors to adopt a healthy lifestyle. Sajjad's research focuses on three main areas; health promotion and misinformation, cancer prevention, and tobacco control.

Prior to joining Alberta Health Services, Sajjad was a policy researcher for the Canadian Cancer Society where he led the smoke-free campuses initiative. Devoted to science communication, Sajjad created the Afya Yako program – a health promotion initiative that improved the health literacy of over 100,000 Tanzanians. He has been featured in major news outlets including BBC, CBC, IBN, Radio Deutsche Welle, Voice of America, and Global News Radio. In 2019, Sajjad was voted among the top 50 most influential Tanzanians. Sajjad is interested in the intersection of health, policy and media. He is currently working with a team of researchers across Canada studying Covid-19 misinformation.

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https://www.2ndfloorpodcast.com

For any bookings, business or collaborations E-mail - [email protected]

Sajjad Fazel is an internationally recognized public health professional with 5+ years of experience working in health policy, research, health promotion, management, communications, and knowledge translation. Currently, Sajjad works as a research associate in the Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention Research Department at Alberta Health Services. He is also the research director for Knight's Cabin – an NGO assisting cancer survivors to adopt a healthy lifestyle. Sajjad's research focuses on three main areas; health promotion and misinformation, cancer prevention, and tobacco control.

Prior to joining Alberta Health Services, Sajjad was a policy researcher for the Canadian Cancer Society where he led the smoke-free campuses initiative. Devoted to science communication, Sajjad created the Afya Yako program – a health promotion initiative that improved the health literacy of over 100,000 Tanzanians. He has been featured in major news outlets including BBC, CBC, IBN, Radio Deutsche Welle, Voice of America, and Global News Radio. In 2019, Sajjad was voted among the top 50 most influential Tanzanians. Sajjad is interested in the intersection of health, policy and media. He is currently working with a team of researchers across Canada studying Covid-19 misinformation.

Find us on all streaming platforms : Spotify, Apple Music, Google Play, Stitcher

https://www.2ndfloorpodcast.com

For any bookings, business or collaborations E-mail - [email protected]

Sajjad Fazel is an internationally recognized public health professional with 5+ years of experience working in health policy, research, health promotion, management, communications, and knowledge translation. Currently, Sajjad works as a research associate in the Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention Research Department at Alberta Health Services. He is also the research director for Knight's Cabin – an NGO assisting cancer survivors to adopt a healthy lifestyle. Sajjad's research focuses on three main areas; health promotion and misinformation, cancer prevention, and tobacco control.

Prior to joining Alberta Health Services, Sajjad was a policy researcher for the Canadian Cancer Society where he led the smoke-free campuses initiative. Devoted to science communication, Sajjad created the Afya Yako program – a health promotion initiative that improved the health literacy of over 100,000 Tanzanians. He has been featured in major news outlets including BBC, CBC, IBN, Radio Deutsche Welle, Voice of America, and Global News Radio. In 2019, Sajjad was voted among the top 50 most influential Tanzanians. Sajjad is interested in the intersection of health, policy and media. He is currently working with a team of researchers across Canada studying Covid-19 misinformation.

Find us on all streaming platforms : Spotify, Apple Music, Google Play, Stitcher

https://www.2ndfloorpodcast.com

For any bookings, business or collaborations E-mail - [email protected]

Sajjad Fazel is an internationally recognized public health professional with 5+ years of experience working in health policy, research, health promotion, management, communications, and knowledge translation. Currently, Sajjad works as a research associate in the Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention Research Department at Alberta Health Services. He is also the research director for Knight's Cabin – an NGO assisting cancer survivors to adopt a healthy lifestyle. Sajjad's research focuses on three main areas; health promotion and misinformation, cancer prevention, and tobacco control.

Prior to joining Alberta Health Services, Sajjad was a policy researcher for the Canadian Cancer Society where he led the smoke-free campuses initiative. Devoted to science communication, Sajjad created the Afya Yako program – a health promotion initiative that improved the health literacy of over 100,000 Tanzanians. He has been featured in major news outlets including BBC, CBC, IBN, Radio Deutsche Welle, Voice of America, and Global News Radio. In 2019, Sajjad was voted among the top 50 most influential Tanzanians. Sajjad is interested in the intersection of health, policy and media. He is currently working with a team of researchers across Canada studying Covid-19 misinformation.

Find us on all streaming platforms : Spotify, Apple Music, Google Play, Stitcher

https://www.2ndfloorpodcast.com

For any bookings, business or collaborations E-mail - [email protected]

3:10 - Create your own culture 7:35 - Deep in the friend zone 15:53 - Bollywood ruined our lives 18:19 - Do you believe in romance 22:50 - Different meanings of marriage 30:15 - Being ready for someone

In the latest Jungle episode, Qashus and Kenny talk about their personal experiences being in the friend zone, what it was like growing up to fit in a western cultured society, while keeping up with the cultural norms that came with being raised in a Punjabi and Afghan household with a hint of Bollywood love stories and freestyle in the mix.

Find us on all streaming platforms : Spotify, Apple Music, Google Play, Stitcher https://www.2ndfloorpodcast.com