Nov 13 • General discussion
'Purpose' VS 'Pressure'
No one ever burned out from 'purpose.'
Only from pressure.
Pressure to keep up.
Pressure to please.
Pressure to prove that you’re “doing enough.”
Somewhere in the noise, purpose got buried under performance.
You started chasing deadlines instead of meaning.
Approval instead of barakah.
Progress that looks good on paper, but feels empty in the heart.
The truth is, when you work for Allah, you never really burn out.
Because His work fills you, enlightens you.
It doesn’t drain you.
But when you start working for everyone else’s approval, peace quietly leaves the room.
Purpose is lighter than pressure.
It moves differently.
It breathes differently.
And when you realign your work with "why Allah created you," even hard days start to feel sacred.
Your efforts become ibadah.
You just have to remember who you’re really working for.
What helps you reconnect your work with your worship?
Drop it below. Your reminder might be the one someone else needs today.
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'Purpose' VS 'Pressure'
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