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Bahroz Abbas @[email protected]

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Bahroz Abbas
Posted 9 hours ago

Hey friends! Dropped a new video on my finance channel — investment advice that can help you outperform average market returns, backed by math! Don’t miss this proven strategy. Watch here: https://youtu.be/gLYRQA2Sxe4

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Bahroz Abbas
Posted 4 days ago

Hi friends! Just shared a new video on my finance channel — quick rules of thumb to help you figure out how much car you can actually afford. Don’t overspend — watch here: https://youtu.be/tjav1SsHJGw

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Bahroz Abbas
Posted 1 week ago

Interviewer: “What are your salary expectations?”

🚫 Wrong Answer:
“I haven’t really thought about it. I’m okay with whatever you offer.”

✅ Better Answer:
“Based on my research and considering my experience, skills, and industry benchmarks, I’m looking for a salary in the range of [specific range]. In my previous role at [Previous Company], I developed strong expertise in [relevant skills/industry], which positions me well for this opportunity. I believe this range fairly reflects my value and the contributions I can bring to your team.”

🔵 Another Strong Answer:
“I expect a salary that aligns with market standards for this role and my level of experience. For example, in my last position at [Previous Company], I was earning [specific amount]. Given my additional skills and the responsibilities of this role, I believe a salary in the range of [specific range] would be appropriate.”

🟢 A Confident Approach:
“From my research on salary trends in this industry and region, and considering my background and the scope of this role, I’m targeting a salary in the range of [specific range]. At [Previous Company], I honed my skills in [relevant skills], which I believe adds significant value to this position and justifies this expectation.”

🔗 How do you handle salary discussions in interviews? Drop your tips in the comments!

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Bahroz Abbas
Posted 1 week ago

Hey guys! Just dropped a new video on my finance channel — sharing my take on financial freedom, the steps I’m taking to get there, and the progress I’ve made so far. Tune in for real talk and practical tips! Watch here: https://youtu.be/2PF8V1KLzE4

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Bahroz Abbas
Posted 1 week ago

Hey friends! Just posted a new video on my finance channel — TFSA vs. RRSP: where should your next dollar go? I compare two of Canada’s top investment accounts to help you decide. Watch here: https://youtu.be/75gr2IedrI4

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Bahroz Abbas
Posted 1 week ago

The Meaning of Life = Finding Flow


Most people overcomplicate life. But at its core, life is about setting goals.

Not just any goals—goals that help you attain flow.

For those unfamiliar, flow is that sweet spot where the challenge you’re facing perfectly matches your skills.
- If the challenge is too hard, you feel anxious.
- If it’s too easy, you feel bored.
- But when the challenge is just right, you enter a state of flow—fully immersed, energized, and enjoying the process.

That’s the secret: Set goals that challenge you just enough to keep you engaged.

Every time you achieve a goal, don’t stop. Ask yourself: “What’s my next flow state?”

That’s how you keep growing. That’s how you make life meaningful.

Do you feel like your current goals put you in flow or frustration? Let me know.

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Bahroz Abbas
Posted 2 weeks ago

Hey guys! Shared a new video on my finance channel — a deep dive into how much you need to save to achieve true financial freedom, living off returns without touching the principal. Watch here: https://youtu.be/BH6n2usuvEA

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Bahroz Abbas
Posted 2 weeks ago

Hey guys,

Over the years, I’ve been steadily creating content and building a community—and I’m excited to remind you about the membership option on my YouTube channel!

By joining, you're not just supporting what I do—you’re getting exclusive access to members-only videos, including detailed breakdowns on topics like the P&G and Amazon hiring process and how to ace the Predictive Index assessment. You’ll also get direct access to me and my whats app community.

There’s still a ton of free content available, but if you’d like full access (and a closer connection with me), hit the join button—or just click here:
👉 youtube.com/channel/UCw-JHmZGXHYOQk5eskKaIxQ/join

Thanks for being part of the journey!

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Bahroz Abbas
Posted 2 weeks ago

Hey guys! Just dropped a new video on my finance channel — breaking down the best time to invest in the market. It’s a proven, math-backed approach to timing your investments right. Watch here: https://youtu.be/Fh7ZU3_1cXE

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Bahroz Abbas
Posted 3 weeks ago

In my years of mentoring professionals, I’ve seen how nerves can undermine even the most prepared candidates.

But here’s the good news: By learning how to manage stress, you can turn your anxiety into an advantage in any interview

Interviews can be nerve-wracking, but with the right strategies, you can stay calm and perform your best. Here are some tips to help you manage interview anxiety:

1️⃣ Deep Breathing: Before the interview, take deep, slow breaths. This helps calm your nervous system, clears your mind, and brings you back to the present moment. A few deep breaths can make all the difference.

2️⃣ Visualization: Imagine walking into the room (or joining a video call) feeling confident, answering questions easily, and leaving the interview feeling proud of yourself. Thinking about this ahead of time can help calm your nerves and boost your confidence.

3️⃣ Preparation: The more prepared you are, the more in control you’ll feel. Have your pitch ready, practice selling yourself, review common interview questions, and research the company thoroughly. Being well-prepared will boost your confidence and help reduce uncertainty.

4️⃣ Positive Self-Talk: Replace negative thoughts with positive affirmations. Remind yourself that you’re qualified and capable, and that nerves are a normal part of the process. Before the interview, I like to write down or reflect on all the amazing things I’ve accomplished. This helps boost my confidence.

5️⃣ Mindfulness: Stay present by focusing on the moment. Don’t let your mind wander to what-ifs or worst-case scenarios. Use mindfulness techniques, like grounding yourself or focusing on the present environment, to stay centered.

Remember, it's completely normal to feel anxious. With these strategies, you can reduce your nerves and perform at your best. You’ve got this! 💪

What strategies do you use to stay calm in interviews? Share your tips in the comments.

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