Today I read an article that randomly came in front of me. Usually, I don’t read articles that much… but the topic was so interesting that I stopped and read it completely. The article was basically about how people are often scared to ask questions because they think others will judge them. And honestly… I felt this thing inside myself too. And I think a lot of people feel the same way. Harvard Business Review also talked about a concept called “Fear of Looking Stupid” - which means people avoid asking questions because they think others will see them as less smart.But research also says that people who ask questions learn faster, become more confident, and make better decisions. I’ve noticed that many people get scared before even asking a question. They think: “What will people think?” “What if my question is too small?” “This is such a basic thing…” “What if people say I should already know this?” And this is exactly what stops people from growing. People don’t ask questions…They don’t clear their mindset…They don’t remove their confusion…Just because they are scared of people’s reactions. But the reality is simple: You have to start your work. You have to learn. You have to grow. And the other person? They have their own life and their own work too. If you keep thinking about “what people will think", you will never be able to learn openly. Stanford psychologist Carol Dweck also explains this in the idea of a “growth mindset” - the people who are not afraid of asking questions or making mistakes are the ones who actually grow. Asking questions does not make you weak. Not asking questions is what keeps you weak. 🔥 Sources: - Forbes — Why Asking Questions Is Scary @Shiv pratap Singh @Faiz Rasool

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April Goals: - I will become eligible for the Paid Community Scholarship. - I will fully optimize my Upwork profile and start practicing with sample (dummy) bids. - At the end of the month, I will begin submitting real bids on Upwork. - I will renovate my room and create a proper, organized workspace. - I will start studying the translation of the Qur’an. - I will complete the recitation of 15 chapters (paras) of the Qur’an by the end of the month. - I will improve my recitation by listening to Sheikh Al-Shuraim for 20 minutes daily. - I will complete the following playlists by Furqan Qureshi: Bani Israel, Dhul-Qarnayn, and A Journey to the End of the World. - I will perform excellently in both my full-time and hybrid jobs and use any saved time to invest in my personal and professional growth. - I will watch or listen to one podcast daily from industry experts. - I will work on improving my English communication skills by listening to at least 30 minutes of English content every day. To-Do List for Today: - Abu ko doctor kke pas lekkr jaana he, - Job pr proper time dena he. - Sheikh Al-Shuraim ko 20 minutes sununga taake apni recitation improve kar sakun. - Qur’an ki tilawat karunga taake mahine ke end tak 15 paras complete kar sakun. - Qur’an ka tarjuma parhunga. - kam az kam 30 minutes English content sun kar apni English communication improve karunga. - Upwork par kaam karunga (profile optimization, practice bids ya real bidding progress ke mutabiq) - Journaling, learning aur execution mein consistency rakhunga. - Virtual University ke lectures lene hein. - Paid Media Buying Course ki classes leni hein. 😴 Sleep & Routine - ( 12.10 AM - 04:20 AM ) - ( 07.00 AM - 12:00 PM ) - Total Sleep: 9 hours  🌅 Day Routine - ( 12.00 PM - 12:40 PM ) - Woke Up, Fresh hoa. Nashta Kiya - ( 12.40 PM - 01:30 PM ) - Wuddu kiya, Quran Pak prha,  Zuhr ki namaz prhne masjid gya. - ( 01.35 PM - 02:15 PM ) - Namaz prhi. - ( 02.15 PM - 02.30 PM ) - Ghr ke kuch kaam kiye or time zaaya kia. - ( 02.30 PM - 05.50 PM ) - Abu ko hospital lekr gaye. - ( 05.50 PM - 06.10 PM ) - Asar prhi - ( 06.15 PM - 06.40 PM ) - Khaana khaaya, Guest aye the onhein serve kia. - ( 06.40 PM - 07.10 PM ) - Maghrib ki namaz keliye masjid gya.

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