What a powerful group call with coach @Izaan Mateen Allahumabarik! The one thing that stayed with me: You are a Muslim. That itself is an honor. You’re not just a doctor. You’re a Muslim doctor. You’re not just an engineer. You’re a Muslim engineer. You’re not just a student. You’re a Muslim student. You are Muslim. And that changes everything. So your intentions cannot be small or ordinary. They must be connected to Allah سبحانه وتعالى. This reminded me of the first ever video I watched from Coach Mohammad’s page: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DGik-UttvMz/ Islam looks for quality, not quantity. It’s not about how much you do.. it’s about the state of your heart. And that’s where intention comes in. We don’t just do things. We have to check our hearts while doing them. Ask yourself: Why am I doing this? Who am I doing it for? Is my heart connected to Allah? Because when your intention is right, everything you do becomes meaningful. Whatever happens, with the right intention, you are already winning your Akhira and Dunya Your studies are not just studies: • A blessing from Allah, an opportunity that many people don’t have • Intend to learn, grow, and build yourself • Intend to use your degree to help others for the sake of Allah • Intend to share knowledge and earn reward through the journey University itself can be for your akhirah: • Lowering your gaze • Choosing good company • Joining beneficial spaces • Growing closer to Allah through your difficult moments and tests Your job or work is not just work: • Intend to provide for yourself and your family • Stay away from haram (السرقة) • Providing for your family is charity Messenger of Allah ﷺ said: “A dinar you spend in Allah’s way… the greatest reward is what you spend on your family.” [Muslim] “دينارٌ أنفقته… أعظمها أجرًا الذي أنفقته على أهلك.” The gym is not just fitness: •It is taking care of the amanah Allah gave you

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One of the hardest truths to accept is this: no one will do the work for you. No one will fix your habits for you. No one will build your discipline for you. No one will change your life for you. It starts with you. Growth does not start with comfort. It starts with pressure. It starts with getting up when you do not feel like it and breaking the excuses you keep making. Ask yourself honestly: Do I really want this? Am I actually willing to change? Sometimes the issue is not lack of time, but lack of discipline. And sometimes the heart and mind becomes so used to comfort that it resists change. If your salah is not consistent, nothing will truly stay balanced. You want success? Start there. Surround yourself with people going in the right direction. Drop your arrogance if you want to improve. And stop waiting for motivation to save you. Gems from today’s call 💎: Either feel the pain of discipline now, or the pain of regret later.

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته Apologies guys I’m going to have to move our call to tomorrow I have an interview which got rescheduled and unfortunately I couldn’t do any other time Forgive me and make DUA this interview goes well in sha Allah