2 Cents Podcast

What is the biggest secret to convincing people?

Is it speaking well? Offering a lower price? Or simply explaining your point in a convincing way?

In this podcast with Yousuf Efti, we discovered that the answer is actually much more interesting than that.

To convince someone, you first need to understand who they are, how they think, what influences them, and what their real interests are.

This episode covers everything from Trust & Respect, Sales Psychology, DISC Personality, Emotional Triggers, Storytelling, Social Proof, Scarcity, and Authority to real-life negotiation.

The most interesting part? You can’t convince everyone using the same offer, the same words, or the same approach because people are different.

This is probably one of our most important episodes yet, covering Bangladesh’s future, economy, business, startups, exports, and global opportunities.

In this episode, Zia Bhai discusses why Bangladesh’s biggest challenge isn’t a lack of resources, but a lack of mindset. He explains why developing a “Hunter Mindset” is essential, how skilled manpower, exports, and global business can transform Bangladesh’s economy over the coming decades, and why Bangladeshi entrepreneurs need to pay more attention to opportunities beyond the country’s borders.

The episode also explores:

• Why several African countries are creating massive opportunities in business and agriculture
• Why Bangladesh’s startup ecosystem is producing too many similar companies while failing to innovate enough to solve major real-world problems
• Why Bangladesh needs to rethink its economic future by learning from countries like Vietnam, India, and others
• Real-world lessons and experiences in Entrepreneurship, Leadership, and Global Business

This podcast isn’t just for entrepreneurs. If you’re interested in Business, Startups, the Bangladesh Economy, Career Growth, Leadership, Export Business, Supply Chain, or the future of Bangladesh, this episode is for you.

Is living abroad the right decision for a Muslim?

In this episode, we discuss studying abroad, building a career overseas, settling with your family, maintaining an Islamic environment, and life in the UK, Europe, France, Malaysia, Türkiye, and the Middle East. We also explore topics such as halal income, interest (riba), raising children, identity crisis, and how to make the right decisions as a Muslim.

If you're planning to move abroad, already living overseas, or thinking about settling abroad with your family in the future, this episode is for you.

Don't forget to leave a comment and let us know which country you're currently living in or which country you're planning to move to.

Many of us believe that staying healthy requires expensive food, supplements, or medications. But what if the real problem lies in our everyday diet and lifestyle?

In today’s episode, Professor Dr. Mujibul Haque explains, in simple terms, why eating until you're full is not the same as nourishing your body, how small daily habits can significantly reduce the risk of diabetes, fatty liver disease, heart disease, and many other chronic illnesses, and how we should think about health from a long-term perspective.

The conversation also explores intermittent fasting, children's eating habits, stress management, the importance of forgiveness, sleep, exercise, and healthy practices inspired by the Islamic lifestyle offering insights that may completely change the way you think about health.

🚨 In this episode, you'll also learn:

* What you should eat every day to stay healthy
* Why eating vegetables daily is so important
* How intermittent fasting actually works
* What causes fatty liver disease and how to reduce the risk
* What children should eat from an early age to build healthy habits
* The connection between sleep, stress, and overall health
* Why diabetes and high blood pressure are becoming more common at a younger age
* Which healthy habits from the Islamic lifestyle are discussed and how they can support your well-being

If you want to live a genuinely healthy life, reduce your dependence on medication, and help your body heal from within, this episode is a must-watch.

We all want to be successful, but very few people truly know what it takes to succeed.

In this episode, Shuvasish Bhowmick from Baap ka Beta explains how having a bold vision, building strong systems, maintaining discipline, surrounding yourself with the right people, and living with purpose can take your life to the next level.

From dreaming of winning a Nobel Prize to building high-performing teams, staying productive, and teaching children to think big, he shares real-life experiences and practical insights that can completely transform the way you think.

🎯 In this podcast, you'll learn:

• Motivation vs. Systems which one matters more?
• How do highly successful people think?
• Why should you hire people who are smarter than you?
• Why do most people fail despite having great potential?
• The 10 most important habits for success
• The systems you should follow to stay productive
• How discipline can become your greatest competitive advantage
• How setting the right goals can change your life
• What is a BHAG (Big Hairy Audacious Goal), and why does it matter?