When you flip a coin to make a decision, something interesting happens. The moment it’s in the air. your heart quietly reveals what you actually want. That instant of wish isn’t random. So don’t wait for the coin to land. Go with the choice your gut tried to shout while the coin was still in the air.

Today count my 60th day of daily journaling and boy oh boy did I make improvement. 1st of all, 2 people are most responsible for my consistency. 1st ozair bhai and 2nd @Haroon Khalil bhai. Ozair bhai helped me in my journey to convert my frequency from being procrastinator and self hatred. Haroon bhai helped me in changing my mind. His mental mastery course is just out of this world. Now lets talk about what I achieved in 2 months: Its been 3 years Im working as a performance marketer and e-com expert but I never been able to land a client on my own. I always worked under other guys and I was underpaid considering the value I was providing. Now, In only 2 months I landed 2 clients. Not high paying but its a start and I'm grateful. Just keep your heads down and keep improving consistently. If you are suffering from inconsistency, Just keep 1 task as non-negotiable for 30 days. and after 30 days you will see you are doing far more than just that 1 task.

Success in freelancing isn’t about luck , it’s about consistency, clarity, and the courage to bet on yourself. Every proposal you send, every skill you sharpen, and every project you deliver builds the foundation for long-term growth. The freelance journey may feel uncertain at times, but the freedom, opportunity, and control it offers make every step worth it. Focus on mastering one skill deeply, showing up daily, and delivering more value than expected. Clients don’t just hire talent , they hire reliability, communication, and trust. When you combine your expertise with commitment and professionalism, you become unstoppable. Keep learning, keep improving, and keep taking action. Your next milestone is already on its way , stay focused, stay patient, and stay hungry. Freelancing rewards those who don’t quit.

One of my all-time favorite quotes: "If you knew how quickly people forget the dead, you would stop living to impress people." Christopher Walken

1/6 — ACCESS > RETURNS Middle class chases 12%, 15%, 20% returns. Rich chase information, access, leverage, and influence — because these create RETURNS ON RETURNS. The richest people you know: • get deals months before the public • know government policy trends early • get business opportunities through dinners, not LinkedIn • get insider introductions that shortcut 5 years Access gives exponential advantages. Your biggest compounding tool is NOT money — It’s the rooms you enter and the names who vouch for you. 2/6 — THEY WEAPONISE COMPLEXITY The rich build structures that look confusing but serve a purpose: Trusts → protect assets LLPs → split liability Holding companies → reduce direct exposure Cross-holdings → retain power without visibility This complexity helps them: • save tax legally • protect assets in divorce • secure inheritance • avoid lawsuits • control businesses without “owning” them • separate personal and business risk The rule is simple: Middle class avoids complexity. Rich design complexity. 3/6. — THEIR SALARY IS USELESS TO THEM Rich don’t touch their income. They touch their income-generating machines. They buy: • a property → which pays EMIs through rent • a business → which pays for their car • a stock portfolio → which pays for their child’s school • a dividend income stream → which pays for vacations They know one truth that middle class misses: If your lifestyle depends on your income, you can never be free. If your lifestyle depends on your ASSETS, you become unstoppable. 4/6 — THEY MONETISE INVISIBLE CAPITAL Middle class monetises only their job skills. Rich monetise everything about themselves: • their failures → into coaching • their experience → into consulting • their network → into deals and equity • their brand → into partnerships • their knowledge → into courses, books, IP • their reputation → into high-trust opportunities They treat themselves like a company, not a person. Every part of them is a product with market value.