1) Tawakkul + Action + Salah Trust Allah + Work Hard + Pray 5 times a day - Tawakkul (Trust): Believe that Allah is the ultimate Provider. - Hard Work: Take consistent, disciplined action—effort is part of faith. - Salah: Daily prayers keep your heart aligned and your intentions pure. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2) Control Desires (Nafs) Avoid lust and harmful distractions (for men and women) - Protect your eyes, thoughts, and actions. - Discipline over desires = clarity, energy, and barakah in life. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3) Focus + Positive Self-Belief Stay focused and positive about yourself - Set goals and work on them daily. - Believe you are capable—self-doubt blocks opportunities and Rizq. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note : Simple Equation Style Rizq = Tawakkul × Effort × Discipline × Positive Mindset ___________________________________________________

Sleep: Slept well, around 8 hours Day Activities Completed household cleaning tasks. Attended a lead generation lecture and spent some time practicing video editing. Overall, it was a low-energy day that passed quickly. Goal Focused on my target to earn $2,000 before March 1, reminding myself to stay consistent and keep improving skills. My assignment link 🔗: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IvZg77Cq8lWefKCC7QGsDm24aU-gxU5LUHB2HJnYMJ0/edit?usp=drivesdk Reflection A simple day with small but meaningful progress. Even limited work keeps momentum alive, and consistency will matter more than intensity in reaching my goal.

I’m excited to officially announce that @Komal Ramzan and @Soha Ali I will be learning and growing in Social Media Management under the guidance of @Muhammad Shayan This step is part of a bigger vision that was originally planned by @Haroon Khalil . Shayan Bhai is now guiding us through the practical learning and execution process. @Asim Irfan bhai has always encouraged us to step forward, learn skills, and take action instead of waiting. @Aleeza Shahzadi has been a constant support for me, and I’ve learned so much from her guidance and experience. @Azhan Ahmed has always kept an eye on our progress, guiding us and pushing us to improve. As we take this important step today, we truly acknowledge that this decision is backed by the support, mentorship, and belief of all of them. Their trust means everything to us. I carry every lesson from my mentor @Haroon Khalil in my heart and mind, and I will always try to follow the path he has shown me. We hope to make you all proud.

My English reading and writing is good. But I never practiced speaking. Now I want to start freelancing. I feel confused about how to talk in meetings with clients. How can I practice this?

Assalam o alikum I hope you are all doing well These are the most commonly used terms for freelancing: ✨Freelancer A self employed person who provides services to multiple clients rather than working for one boss ✨Client The person or business who pays you to do a job. Think of them as your customer ✨Gig A single job or project. "I just landed a writing gig" means you got a new project ✨Pay Rate How much you charge. It’s usually an Hourly Rate (pay per hour) or a Flat Fee (one price for the whole job) ✨Deadline The date and time you must hand in your work. Don't be late! ✨Portfolio A collection of your best work (like a digital scrapbook) that you show to new clients to prove you're good ✨ Invoice A simple bill you send to the client so they know how much to pay you and where to send the money ✨Revision When a client asks for a small change or fix to the work you just sent them ✨Draft An unfinished version of your work. You might send a First Draft to get feedback before finishing ✨Deposit Money the client pays you upfront (before you start) to show they are serious 📌Quick Tip for Freelancing: Always get it in writing. Even if it's just an email, make sure you both agree on the Pay Rate and the Deadline before you start working