Its a good experience for the very first video named onboarding clear and helpful guide and also so much motivating.I’m very grateful to be part of this community and I do my best but there’s is something to ask that How much time time I can give daily as I m a student doing data science degree so just asking and also clear me that on upwork I provide services or working on commission and The directed videos on classroom are enough or I can do something externally extra ? Is I learn services from the directed videos ? Let me clear my queries ..Jazak Allah

If you want to keep chasing this world’s superficial life, worrying about what people will say or running after status symbols and if you prefer to look for your worth in the eyes of others then you should not read this post🚩🫠 Because if you do read this, you won't have any excuse left to feel unwanted or unworthy Allah has solved all our problems through this story, whether it's about our looks, our money, or our social status. Whenever I feel unvalued by the world, I reflect on the story of Julaibib (Radi Allahu Anhu) It reminds me that my true worth is found only in the sight of Allah The Story of Julaibib: A Bond Beyond this World🫶🏻🥹 In Medina, Julaibib (Radi Allahu Anhu) was invisible. He had no wealth, no status, and was physically unattractive by worldly standards. Once, he poignantly asked: "O Messenger of Allah, will even I get the Hoor ul Ain in Jannah?" The Prophet (SAW) didn't just offer him hope, he offered him honor. The Prophet (SAW) reassured him: "You may be undesirable in the eyes of people, but in the sight of Allah, you are not undesirable." (Musnad Ahmad) His Marriage:🌷 The Prophet (SAW) personally arranged Julaibib’s marriage into a noble family. When the parents hesitated due to his status, their daughter responded: "If the Messenger of Allah is satisfied with him for me, then I am satisfied" The Prophet (SAW) then made a special Dua for her: "O Allah, pour blessings upon her and do not make her life a life of hardship." It is recorded that she became one of the most generous and wealthy widows in Medina later on Hid Sacrifice:✨ After a battle, the Prophet (SAW) ignored the names of famous warriors and asked: "But where is Julaibib? Search for him." They found him on the battlefield. The Prophet (SAW) cleaned the dust from his face, took him into his own arms, and declared: "He is of me, and I am of him." The Prophet’s arms were the only "bed" Julaibib had until he was laid in his grave 🔑The Lesson: Julaibib’s life is a reminder for every soul that feels overlooked:

One thing I want to remember about today: Be productive and fix your sleep time. Goal: Develop discipline and self-control, make a structured life, learn lead gen and earn $300 via Upwork by helping business owners generate leads organically through my video editing and content strategy tailored to their brand's profile. Why to achieve this goal: To upgrade my setup and kickstart my freelance Journey. Reminders: . No one can waste my time except me. . Small wins, win the seconds, win the hours. Don't overwhelm. Use the 2-min rule. . The way you do anything is the way you do everything. . I am responsible for all my actions. Day Start Section Sleep Overview: Slept at ~3:30 AM; woke up at 1:00 PM (with an early morning break for Suhoor/Fajr). 1. Early Morning (5:15 AM – 8:00 AM) - Routine: Woke up early to wash up and have Suhoor. - Prayer: Performed wudu and left for Fajr at approximately 6:00 AM. - Rest: Returned home around 8:00 AM and went back to sleep. 2. Afternoon & Ramadan Prep (1:00 PM – 5:25 PM) - Jummah: Woke up at 1:00 PM, freshened up, and pressed clothes. Left for Jummah prayer at 1:40 PM. - Recitation & Errands: After returning home (~2:30 PM), recited Surah Kahf. Afterwards, went out for grocery shopping. - Evening: Returned by 4:00 PM to recite the Quran before leaving for Asr prayer at 5:25 PM. 3. Iftar & Evening (6:00 PM – 8:15 PM) - Iftar: Returned home after Asr and prepared lemonade. Waited for Iftar, then left for Maghrib prayer. - Nafil & Food: Returned at 7:30 PM, checked WhatsApp messages, and performed nafil prayers. Enjoyed a small portion of dahi barey and chola chaat. - Night Prayer: Prepared for Isha and left at 8:15 PM. 4. Late Night & Community (10:00 PM – 2:45 AM) - Growth: Attended Agha Saad Bhai’s 14-day challenge session. - Errands: At 11:30 PM, accompanied mother to the market to buy lace for her clothes; returned within 30 minutes. - Reflection: Wrote this journal entry and shared it with the community. - Wind-down: Watched some reels on the laptop, recited the Quran, and finally went to bed at 2:45 AM.

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Big wins are great, but it’s the small wins that shape your future. The early mornings. The focus. The discipline. The consistency. Each small win stacks up, building momentum. They seem insignificant at the time, but one day, you’ll look back and realize how they transformed you. Celebrate the small victories. Because they’re the building blocks of your big success. Start today. One small step. And keep going.