Have you ever owned something that you've grown emotionally attached to? Not materialistically, but sentimentally. That one item that was a part of your life during the bad times and the good. You know what we're talking about. For Yasir, it was his Toyota Corolla. He shares his story of how his "Corolla that could" played a big role in some of his biggest life moments.

Elvis, Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, and Jesus all walk into a bar. Okay, there's no punch line. But now we have your attention. In this podcast, Yasir talks about the power of icons, celebrities, and influencers. Why is this something we aim to be in society? What are the dangers? What is the reward? How can we best navigate through all of the noise? Yasir shares his thoughts. 

What is this, "American Graffiti"? Why is it that owners of sports cars and motorcycles feel the need to act so erratically? Yasir talks about his frustrations with sharing the road with fellow supercar owners.  

Haters gonna hate hate hate... but why? What is the actual psychology behind today's negative climate? Why are we so quick to put people down? Yasir has some theories that may surprise you. 

You never know what someone is going through until you walk a mile in their shoes. Don't judge a book by its cover. We're all familiar with those phrases that advocate for benevolence, but we still live in a very judgemental world. Yasir shares his own humbling journey and talks about the lessons he learned along the way. 

What's so funny about peace, love, and understanding? Have you ever wondered why we can't just all get along and coexist? That's the dream, but unfortunately, it's very far from reality. In this podcast, Yasir discusses today's current state, when to remain peaceful, and when to protect yourself and your loved ones.

Hurt people hurt people. That is a fact. It is a vicious cycle that we need to try to break. Yasir is certainly on a mission to do so. In this podcast, he talks about the psychology behind hurt people hurting people, how it spirals out of control, how to prevent it, and how to heal.

Have you ever owned something that you've grown emotionally attached to? Not materialistically, but sentimentally. That one item that was a part of your life during the bad times and the good. You know what we're talking about. For Yasir it was his Corolla. He shares his story of how his "Corolla that could" played a big role in some of his biggest life moments.