I missed 6 days of my journal, and I feel sad about it. During my time off, some issues came up that I had to deal with. The last 5–7 days were really hard for me because I was overthinking about work, my future, and all the things I need to achieve. I couldn’t write my journal, but today I choose to motivate myself. I remind myself that missing days doesn’t erase my progress. Every day is a new chance to start again. I am capable, I am strong, and I can get back on track. The hard days don’t define me my actions and consistency do. I will keep moving forward, finishing my tasks, and building the life I want, one step at a time. Kabhi kabhi asa ho jata hai mera sath khud se pershan ho rahi hoti kuch acha nahi lag raha hota. lakin phir main yehi sochti ky main ny khud ko theek khudi karna hai. isi liye khud ko motivate karti Aur agy bhrti iss tarha hi main khud ko motivate karti raho gi aur aik din apny goals achieve karu gi. IN SHA ALLAH🤍

Hi everyone,Today something really funny and honestly very informative happened with me. I had a meeting scheduled with a girl I found through Skoolers. I went into the call fully confident that I’m going to pitch my services to her. I had my points ready, my mindset ready… everything. But guess what happened? Her sales skills were on another level. Within a few minutes, I realized she had actually set up the meeting to sell her service to me. She asked all the right pain-point questions, kept the conversation smooth, and I literally couldn’t even pitch my service back.By the end of the call…I was the one convinced by her offer 😭😂 She offered a mentorship: - $500 for 2 months - $250 for 1 monthAnd she confidently guaranteed at least 30% conversion plus helping me close $1,000 or my first client during the mentorship period. But honestly apart from the sales lesson the biggest win for me was the conversation itself. I talked to an international person for 53 minutes straight in English.That was something I was genuinely scared of.I was nervous about whether I’d be fluent, confident, or able to hold the conversation… But I DID IT.I communicated well, I understood, I responded and that alone felt like a major achievement. I didn’t pitch my service today, but I definitely walked away with: - A reminder that sales is an art - A boost in my communication confidence - And a funny story I’ll remember for a long time 😂 Growing phase chal raha hai… and these experiences teach a lot. 🚀

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Alhamdulillah for moments like this. If someone had told me 10 years ago that one day I would buy something this meaningful with my own money, I wouldn’t have believed it. I was a completely different version of myself back then unsure, dependent, and never imagining I’d reach a point where I could provide for myself. But life has a way of unfolding in the most unexpected ways. Allah has a way of guiding you gently, step by step, even when you don’t notice it. This MacBook wasn’t bought from freelancing it’s from the money I earned through tuitions. And I’m sharing this because sometimes we all need a reminder: Growth takes time. Consistency matters. And every small effort made with trust in Allah eventually leads you somewhere beautiful. If you’re on your journey, don’t stop. Your duaas, your struggles, your little steps they will all be worth it, In shaa Allah. Here’s to new beginnings and silent prayers becoming visible blessings. 🌿✨

You say your blessings feel “stuck” But at the same time • Fajr slips away like it’s nothing. • The tongue runs wild. • The heart stays empty of dhikr. • Istighfar is rushed or forgotten. Rizw isn’t only tied to actions It flows from the condition of your heart and the life you’re living inside.