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Sarah Bahbah

lines on the record: 92
first: 2019-01-22
most recent: 2019-01-22
sittings or episodes: 1
sources: podcast

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“I think Instagram is probably the best Best place is just Sarah Barber, but it's actually pronounced. You can say, Bravo, that's fine. I've accepted it. Okay, amazing.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“I would invite a higher power, whoever that is To just come and hang out, and then I'd probably invite Rami Malik because I'm really, I don't know, I have a huge fascination with him. And his cactus that he portrays on television”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Oh, so many things. I think the thing that I didn't hear at all, and I would have probably saved my Emotional stay, I probably wouldn't have anxiety is just knowing I was safe And I wasn't alone because I was in a room full of people all the time and I felt the most unprotected. And it was because of things that everyone around me wasn't aware of, so I Tell her she was safe I would tell her she wasn't alone, and I would tell her to fight and use her voice because in our society as Middle Easterns we are conditioned to stay silent as women. So I think that's I would love to Her that, and then I would invite God.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Okay, so if my adult self right now can talk to my inner child and she's traveling from the past into the future She gets to go back I would love to have her at the dinner table to witness who she would she has become. Then be able to advise her. And I think in doing that, even though it won't change where I'm at now. It would be healing for me.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“So Noah and I were playing a game where we had to ask each other five questions and that one came up, who would you bring to an island?”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Hopefully not because I try to be as transparent as possible. Know oftentimes I would say when I was struggling with like insecure attachments I feel like my love language was misplaced and so you know my way of expressing love wasn't reciprocated and that obviously drove me insane but I've progressed so much now that I understand we all have different ways of communicating love And I feel more at ease knowing that.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“I mean, it's not even that. I have too much work to do right now, but in four years, I'm hoping it'll be a bit more chill.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Because I travel a lot and I don't feel as connected to a city knowing I can't speak the language. And so I want to be able to give them that power. And, you know, my life plan is in four years, four or six years. I'm going to take time off to raise kids and then learn these languages with them.”
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“But you know, when they're young, they can do it so well. And I want to be able to move around to different countries while I'm raising my kids. So they are able to. In the lifestyle of the language they're learning”
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“Spanish because Spanish is extremely universal. I want to personally learn Japanese, but I feel like Mandarin's probably going to be the more universal language.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Whatever languages will be most relevant at the time, but I'm going to say they have to know Arabic, they have to know obviously English and”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Yeah, no, I've thought about this. I think I would want to. Would want to be, I would want to raise my children and give them the freedom to express. And I want to be able to observe them and see the things that they're good at and then have them ultimately decide what they would prefer to do. Then hopefully I will be welting enough to have specific mentors come in to help them develop their skill sets. But 100% will make them learn five languages.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Well, I don't think about it a lot, but I just know how much we've changed. No longer makes sense for a kid who absolutely fucking sucks at maths to do math. Like you don't need to do it. We have iPhones now. We have calculators. I'm not saying don't learn. Like learn how to do the fundamentals, but you don't need to learn calculus. Sure. Like I've never needed to apply calculus into my life. Like I failed math in high school.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“They get to decide once they go to college which ones they want to major in, but it needs to be, they need to be majoring.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Yeah, 100%. And yeah, while we're talking about schooling, we have been teaching The kids the same thing for the past however hundred years And we have advanced so much as a society. And so I feel like everything the kids are learning in school right now are no longer relevant. To how they should survive once they leave school Not even when they graduate, when they leave the premise. We are not preparing our children the way they need to be prepared. The schooling system needs to change entirely because it's no longer relevant to learn math, English, science. No, we need to craft the kids to learn based on behavioral traits and skill sets. And that doesn't exist. It's like they're all lumped and forced to do every single subject until...”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Because I want to be with myself and wake up and feel the morning and fill the air. And then when I'm ready to check my phone, I'll turn off aeroplane mode, and then all the emails come in, and all the text and all the miss calls, and then I cool, I'm ready to face the world because I've spent time with myself. And that's like I really encourage anyone who's listening to do that because it doesn't only affect your mental health in a positive way. You're also allowing yourself to rest through the night knowing that nothing is going to wake you up when you check your phone. And then you're also giving your mind a rest too because it's the same thing. You know there's not these people waiting for you until you want them to wait for you, you know?”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Personally, no, because I essentially, and this is Think this is something really important to know just because my Instagram is very busy. Defined myself throughout all, and if anything I try and avoid it as much as I can because I won't get any work done. When I go to bed, I put my phone on aeroplane mode two hours before bed, sometimes one hour, depending on how long I'm working until. And then when I wake up, I don't turn it on for an hour”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“And it was just, I invited six of my friends, and then we were all kind of like with all these people. And we're like, you know what? Fuck it. Like, this is so fun. And so by the end of it, we walked away with all these new friends. We walked away so recharged and so connected to ourselves because we were like, we weren't distracting ourselves with these phones. And oh my goodness, it's so life-changing. Like you don't realize.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“And so this week he put like 50 of us in Joshua Tree. We put our phones in VCR cases. And we saw them with like candle wax, and then we kept them in our rooms, and then we were all kind of like forced to interact with each other, like a whole bunch of strangers. And honestly, the most liberating weekend I've had in such a long time. All we can, three days will Friday to Sunday. And then there was a ceremony where we put the phones in the box and then like on Sunday.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“I think It's extremely positive for information and education and raising awareness of social and racial politics. I think it's extremely negative in terms of connection and human connection. So yes, it's great to keep informed with what your friends are up to and what everyone's up to and what society's up to. But the second you You identify through digital instead of identifying through yourself, then there's a problem because you are relying on the digital world to tell people who you are as opposed to you relying on you to tell people who you are. So this weekend actually really fun. My friend Tommy Sobel, he started this initiative called Brick. And what it is, is turning your phone into a brick so you can connect with everyone in the room. So your phone doesn't exist for however long his events go for. Okay.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“I think we're the ones that are suffering the most in terms of... The plagiarism with music, it is, you know, they have all the software to do that with what other artists do. Videos too. But with photography. Yeah. And how do you even define IP? Like, because you can create something and then someone can create something similar, but that's the IP. So there's still a lot of gray area. And so I feel like there needs to be an institution researching deeply how to define IP laws and then how can that be integrated into social media.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Is thousands and thousands and thousands of accounts just using my work and then brands seeing it and brands not knowing that it came from me and so they start copying it. I'm not just talking like little local brands. Local brands do it all the time. I'm talking like the major A-League brands doing my idea and getting other photographers and artists to do it, even though it's mine. And that wouldn't have happened if they knew where the source came from. And so it's just, yeah, I feel it. And this doesn't just on behalf of me, it's on behalf of artists everywhere.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“And I think there needs to be a software implemented into the app where it can immediately Find the source, and then anything else that isn't the source gets removed. And so I think that will change the way we use the platform too. And that will bring artists more eyes and more success because their content is now labeled as theirs as opposed to the internet. And something that I've had to deal with for the past synsex and takeout, that's when it really started happening.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“It states very clearly that if you are the owner of the content, you own it, and anyone who wants to use your content needs to seek permission first. And this idea of crediting isn't the correct way to do it. You actually have to seek permission first. So literally 90, no, I'm going to say 100% of Instagram users are breaching copyright and has Instagram made it easy to report? Absolutely not. You can't even do it through your phone. And to prove that you are the original content person is like, that is even harder to do. So it's just like, why isn't there a system in place where you can, who has who needs to make this technology where if something isn't the original source and you report it, it gets taken down immediately and it's like an ABC process. It's not like A, B, C, D, E, F G, H I J. It's like one. Two and it's gone”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Yeah, and like at the moment when someone shares your, because, okay, firstly, people aren't aware of this and they need to be aware. Years ago, there was this huge viral outbreak that once something's on Instagram it's owned via Instagram, but that's not true. In the guidelines bylaws or whatever.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“She's pulling out a document. I get it. No, okay. So I've been thinking about this a lot lately. And Instagram and Facebook have... Essentially, given everyone indirect permission to plagiarize and breach copyright of intellectual property. So what needs to happen is we need to take a huge step back or essentially forward and create a system within the platforms to What is the word to essentially create the source of original content?”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“No, but the themes are all very relative, so they're very, the themes are very open to interpretation. So if you're reading something, it could very well come back to social media.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“I absolutely think it is. I will, like I said, it's a tool to escape. So if you are feeling some kind of way, if you're feeling sad or anxious or unhappy or depressed, and instead of being with yourself, you're being on your phone and then you're seeing all of these people who are happy and excited and dressed amazing and face-to-ing their bodies. And, you know, on vacation in the Bahamas, you're just what that does to you when you're feeling that way and you're using that to escape. It's devalidating what you're feeling. It's saying that what you're feeling is Doesn't matter, and what you're seeing is the only thing that matters. I think it's making it a thousand times worse.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Well, it's bringing anxiety is a coping mechanism. It comes from something. It comes from not feeling like you were protected. Whether it was you fell as a child and you were crying for hours and no one heard you or whether it was you were sexually abused or you know it's being unheard and being unprotected and that's where anxiety stems from so the second you know where it's coming from and why you have it is the moment you can then dive deeper and you know use your adult self to heal your inner child and the inner child is the one that's screaming at you when you have anxiety And so it's up to your adult self to help your inner child through it.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“It's too unconnected. No, I mean, I've struggled with things my entire life, so it's conditioning based on, sorry, it's a coping mechanism based on my trauma as a child. And so I... Uncontrollably have anxiety That comes from not feeling safe. And that not feeling safe triggers fight or flight mode. And so I have panic attacks. I used to have them daily. Now I've reduced it based on the work that I've been doing. I've reduced it to like once every two weeks. And it went from being like level nine my entire life to being like two now, which is incredible. And I feel like I will eventually be able to eradicate it completely. But it's not about getting rid of it. It's about checking in with yourself. And instead of numbing yourself to your anxiety, it's meditating and breathing into your belly and being like, hey, I'm here with you.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“What are things I worry about? I worry about my safety that's conditioning I worry about, but I don't think that's why I don't put there are photos of me that's on the internet. This is just a different.”
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“I don't know. It's not even intentional. I just don't I like to express through I like to control the energy that I'm trying to express in my stories so I don't shoot me I shoot Other people, because I'm able to see it, but if it was the other way around, I couldn't do it justice.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Yeah, I think that's fair. I think, yeah, it's when people have bad ideas and they believe it's good, I say good on them because they're still committing to something they believe in. And if it ends up failing, that's on them to deal with that. And then to make sure they know that they can carry on with something else. It's just the not giving up part. And it's that the energy we invest into something we believe in. Yeah.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“You just keep going. Yeah, you just keep going because series that didn't take off the way I thought they would, I delayed them and I took like years to actually put them on the internet. Why did I take years to put them on the internet? Because I didn't really believe in it. So it's like you have to believe in the concept and it has to, and what makes a successful concept, uniqueness and relatability, bring those two together. something that's unique and something that's relatable you have a successful concept has it been done no Is it relatable”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“If you fail, you start again. But I just don't know because I can't say I have with any of these projects. And is that luck? I'm doing quotes. I really can't explain it. It's just trusting. And I mean, I have failed with other projects, but then I always almost knew that they weren't going to be as successful because there was like a resistance greater than... I was aware of, you know”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“And when I moved from Perth to Melbourne, that happened in a week. I'm like, I have to go now. I'll see you guys later. And I moved to Melbourne. And then when I moved to LA, I don't even know why I need to move to LA. I just know I have to be there. I moved to LA. Sex and Taker. I don't know why I have to shoot this series. I just know it's going to go viral. Let's shoot it. Every other caption series, everything. It's just trusting that I'm supposed to be doing it, not knowing why. And the thing that stops people, the resistance comes from not trusting the uncertainty, but we have to trust it. We have to trust that we don't know what's going to happen to us. But if there's an inkling in you that's telling you to do it, you do it. Like you trust that. You don't trust the negative self-talk. You trust that little thing that made you excited for a minute because that's real. And that is the universe communicating with you. That is energy communicating with you that you have to do the work.”
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“Okay, my self-belief has come from, and we keep talking about it, but it is intuition. And it's me having everything that has happened to me in my life up until right now, I have And whether it's delusional to the state of believing or if it's actual manifestation and manifestation is real, or if it's I have access to fucking future realms, which I don't know if I do. All I know is that I've always known what I've had to do.”
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“Yeah, but I think creativity shouldn't be limited to just one thing. And we should aim to have end goals so we can push ourselves to do the next thing. And that's where I'm at. So I want to do so many things”
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“No, because it's so good. I have to save it because I am, see, I'm already manifesting. I'm going to be in rooms with these people. Like, that to me doesn't sound crazy. I know I can do it And so it's just a matter of process and time. But then I also have designed my future home and I want to win like fucking awards for it because it's so unique. But I'm not an architecture.”
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“Photography element being the thing that I live, you know, I continue to do. It's going to be very, it's going to end soon enough. And then I want to move into this TV pilot and I want that to be my ultimate thing for next year. And then I also want to ghostwrite for rappers. And, you know, I write poetry. I write raps. I'm so immersed in that world, but at the moment it's just for myself. But I know there's so much skill there that I want to, these one liners are songs. They all can easily become songs. And so I want to be able to create a book which I'll take to a publication publishes and just be like here, put me in a studio with this person, let's go. And like I'm talking, like, I want to work for Rihanna and Nikki Minaj and like. Lana Delray, not Kanye Oh my god, I wrote the best fucking rap the other day, and I'm just like”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Well, I believe that everything should have an end goal. And I don't want to be doing the same thing for my entire life. So, you know, there's a few more stories I want to tell through my current way of expressing, which is the subtitles and photos. They involve, you know, shooting more women of color representing my culture in the Middle East and talking more to the taboos around child sexual abuse. And I've already tapped into it, all of it, but I want to push and I want to go deeper and darker based on my process and my journey to overcoming Lot of the things about myself. So there's that, and then you know, beyond that, I don't see.”
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“Well, my goal is to have it done before my 27th birthday, which is a month away. I'm not writing the entire script. I'm writing the treatment and hopefully shooting the sizzle next month.”
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“I can tell you that there are moments where I'll be sitting in a room and I want to burst out and do something and then I just have too much like. Fear to do it. And so this is the alternative But through a very strong concept, which I cannot talk about.”
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“Typically But the past three months I have been struggling to complete a project that I know is going to be successful. And it's only because it's the first time I'm doing this, which is writing a TV show.”
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“No one looks at me and thinks I'm controlling. It's just something I know I am. Personally and privately and quietly. I just like to. I like to control the amount of energy I exchange with people. I like to control my space. I like to. Control the way I organize things. This is just my we're looking at my personal projects board and I have posted notes for the different personal projects that I want to complete. So this is completely separate to my commercial work.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“I think, honestly, I really try, I'm a perfectionist in a lot of ways. With my relationships, with my work, with even the way I communicate with myself and the way. There's a lot of control there, so I think I'm bad at letting go of control.”
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“What else am I bad at? This shouldn't be a hard question. I'm sure there's a lot of things. I just don't like to. Focus on the negatives.”
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“No. I mean, you know, it's so weird. Some days I wake up and I have a singing voice, and other days I cannot sing in pitch whatsoever.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Yeah, I'm just like, people don't go to bed and wake up Billy Netherlands. That's not how it happens. I've been doing this for 10 fucking years, you know, and the same way you've been fucking working. We all are working. This ideal that we wake up successful doesn't exist.”
2019-01-22 · The Diary of a CEO · E22: Sarah Bahbah - Addiction, Intuition, Success · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“And it's all about that. It's about breaking through the resistance and the self-talk and the doubt. Doing that alone is like consuming. And that is fucking hard. And so when you do that and you believe in something and then you get it done and then you keep strategizing and pushing it and pushing it until it becomes what you envisioned, like that's work. That's not luck. I really don't believe it's luck at all.”
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