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Panache Desai: Your Infinite Potential

By OMTimes Magazine

Born and raised in London, England, Panache Desai has always known he was different. Even at a young age, he possessed an innate kindness and love rarely experienced from one so young. He was recognized by visitors and teachers as gifted. Learn more in this OMTimes interview.

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