Aoa everyone, I want to share something honestly. I worked consistently for 2.5 months and finally unlocked Level 5. I was really excited because I believed valuable content would become accessible at this stage. However, when I checked the courses, most of the advanced and valuable content is paid, and only general information is available for free. When I joined, I believed that this community was 100% free and not focused on selling courses. That’s why I’m a bit confused now. There are many students who work consistently, contribute actively, and stay disciplined without expecting anything in return. That dedication itself shows seriousness. Seriousness is shown by effort, not just money. Many of us joined this community because we are still in the learning phase and trying to build our income. If we were already financially stable, we might not be searching for free learning platforms.

Alhumdulilah I have started to learn Arabic. I started last year, but did not continue it. Inshallah, from now i will learn this beautiful language daily because it is the language of the Holy Quran. The language of Islam and the language of the Prophet Muhammad. Being a muslim its necessary to learn and understand this language.

Hello everyone I want to improve my English speaking skills, so I’m looking for a serious English practice partner. If you’re learning English and want to improve fluency, confidence, and vocabulary, let’s practice together. Daily 1 hour Focus: speaking, confidence, real conversations. let's connect.

Most people think web development is just about writing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. But the real secret is that it’s not really about writing code—it’s about thinking clearly, staying organized, and solving problems step by step. Organize EverythingWhen you make a website, there are many parts: buttons, pictures, text, and the code that controls them. If these parts are messy, it’s easy to get confused. Good developers organize their files, name them clearly, and keep track of everything. Write Readable CodeCode is for humans too, not just computers. Using spaces, indentation, and notes in the code makes it easier to understand. Messy code is hard to fix, even for experts. Focus on What’s ImportantSometimes, beginners try to add too many features at once. Smart developers first build the important parts, then add extras later. This keeps websites simple and fast. Learn to Fix Old CodeMost web development is not about building something new. It’s about reading and improving old websites. Being able to understand and fix messy code is a super important skill. Practice Every DayEven small daily practice makes a huge difference. Coding is like learning a new language—you improve by trying, making mistakes, and fixing them. In Short:You don’t need to know everything. You just need to stay organized, think carefully, practice regularly, and learn from mistakes. That is the real secret of web development.

Sleep: 11:00 PM – 8:00 AM - Morning: Freshened up, had breakfast, and spent some time with Mama from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM. - Midday: Started working on my system at 10:00 AM, but I felt depressed and tense due to some family issues. I tried to focus, but without clarity or mindfulness, I couldn’t get much done. I then decided to practice video editing for content creation. I spent 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM editing a video, but I ended up deleting it and didn’t post it on social media, which made me feel frustrated and unproductive. - Afternoon: I spent some time reflecting and overthinking, doubting myself, and questioning whether I’m doing the right or wrong things. Later, I checked LinkedIn, saw a friend’s post, and reached out to him on WhatsApp. He gave me some helpful tips about content creation. I then took a break, went on the roof from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM to get sunlight, stayed quiet, and spent time with myself. - Evening: Had a light meal from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM. After that, my mood was low, so I scrolled on my phone and did nothing productive from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. - Night: Returned to my system at 9:00 PM and tried working on my Python projects, but internet issues caused frustration again. I decided to sleep from 9:00 PM to 11:00 PM. - Reflection: Today was slow and not a good day for me. Family issues are affecting my mental state and productivity. This week, I’ve only managed to work for 24 hours. I feel sad, but remain hopeful that I’ll get back on track soon.