Sleep & Wake • Slept: 2:00 AM • Woke up: 6:00 AM performed fajar, slept again • Woke up again: 9:00 AM • Total Sleep: ~8 hours 🕒 Daily Timeline 9:00 am: Woke up, Had breakfast, watched community videos 12:00 pm – 2:30 pm: Household chores 2:30 pm: Performed Zuhr prayer, had lunch 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm: Took Hadith class (today’s class extended; usually ends at 4:45 pm) 4:45 pm – 5:00 pm: Break time — checked community posts and commented After class: Performed Asr prayer 6:15 pm – 8:20 pm: Academy Maghrib: Performed prayer at academy 8:40 pm: Came home, rested, had coffee, scrolled Instagram 10:00 pm – 12:00 am: Dinner, performed Isha prayer, read a book 12:00 am: Started working on skill 🏆 Wins of the Day - Performed prayers on time, including Maghrib at academy. - Stayed active in the community (watching videos, commenting). - Attended Hadith class and academy consistently. - Maintained reading and skill practice habit. 🔁 Improvements for Tomorrow - Read the Quran daily with focus. - Wake up earlier and manage mornings better. - Give more time to skill development. - Start sharing notes in the community consistently. 🧠 End-of-Day Reflection Today was busy but meaningful. I managed learning, classes, prayers, and community engagement alongside household responsibilities. Although energy dipped in the evening, I stayed connected to my goals. Tomorrow, I aim to improve my mornings, focus more on skill work, and add more value by sharing notes in the community, InshaAllah.

After my exam today, I came home and tried to rest. I picked up my phone and started scrolling through reels. One reel caught my attention. It was from a podcast. The interviewer asked, “Are you happy?” and the guest said something that stayed with me: “I’m not searching for happiness. I’m searching for peace. Where there is happiness, there is sadness. If something can rise, it must fall. If you can gain something, you can lose something. I stopped chasing happiness. What truly matters to me is peace.” I kept thinking about this because I didn’t fully understand it. For me, happiness always felt like peace. When I’m happy, I stay away from tension and stress. Happiness makes everything feel light for a while. But the guest was right. Happiness and sadness come and go. So now I’m asking myself a few things: What is peace in real life? Could you please tell me what does peace mean to you? Have you found your own peace? If yes, how? Because I’m still trying to understand the difference between happiness and peace, and how someone can reach a point where their peace does not depend on people, moments, or results. @Haroon Khalil I would really value your thoughts on this. You always explain things with clarity, and your guidance might help me understand this better.

🌅 Morning (6:50 AM) Woke up, prayed Fajr, sat on the laptop for a few minutes, then got ready for classes.Left at 7:40, reached by 8:10. 🎓 Classes (8:10 – 11:30) Wrapped up all classes by 11:30. 🏠 Midday Hustle Picked my brothers from madarsa and reached home by 12:10. Sent one brother home to grab my helmet and essentials while I parked the car. Quick stop to buy chips for khawsa (memoni dish 😄). Skipped lunch intentionally because I wanted to reach work early today my lead generation resource was coming in. 🏢 Work Mode ON (12:30 PM) Reached office at 12:30.Cleared all pending notifications and replies till 1:10. 🕌 Jumma Break Left for Jumma, came back by 1:45.Checked notifications again and had chai with a friend. ✍️ Content & Community (2:17 – 3:45) Back on laptop at 2:17.From 2:21 to 3:21, posted all my previous daily journals (long pending 😅).Then engaged in the community till 3:45. 💼 Client Work (3:45 – 5:50) Deep client work till 5:50.Back pain was getting intense took a 10-minute rest with my head down at 5:50 on the table, then pushed again. Made design changes and submitted everything to the client. 🌐 Team Building & Work (Evening) Jumped back into the community: - Looked for active members to add to the team - Chatted with potential contributors - Posted yesterday’s journal - Spoke with an e-commerce lead - Coordinated with experts to help close that lead Back pain was still there kept standing, sitting, walking every few minutes… but didn’t stop. Wrapped up everything around 8:18 PM. 🏡 Night (After 9 PM) Reached home close to 9.Finally had khawsa worth the wait 😄 Opened laptop again, caught Syed Ali Bhai’s live session, engaged in the community, followed up with a designer working on client tasks. Slept somewhere around 12–1 AM (exact time? honestly don’t remember). 🧠 Reflection of the Day: Some days test your body more than your motivation.But showing up despite discomfort is what separates discipline from excuses.

This question keeps showing up in my comments: ⚠️ “Should I first master a skill, or focus on lead generation? Me Btate hu 😌 👉 Lead generation is a skill. ➡️to Phly leadgeneration sekho ,Skill bad me sekhy gy 👍 Dekho Guys 💖 Koi bhe Skill ly lo Like ( editing, design, marketing kuch bhe ) it takes 6 months to 1 year for most people Becoming advanced ( Mjhy aisa lgta h, q k mjhy to itna e time lgta h 😑 To Es time period me bhot sy phases aty hn jesa k ➡️Motivation drop ho sakte h ➡️Money pressure increases hota h ➡️Consistency breaks That’s where most people quit❗ To Q na Kuch aisa kiya jae k Earning start ho jay ? Kuch aisa jo ziada time taking bhe na ho r ziada hactic bhe na ho ?? UHUU dnt chill guys ☠️ Hr kam ko time bhe dena prta h r mehnat bhe krne prte h to Maximum If you guys spend 60 days learning in Lead generation You can: Become a strong bidder ✅🤝 ➡️Start getting replies ➡️Start earning or assisting earning 🔉🔉Once money starts coming in, everything changes: ➡️You can invest in learning a skill calmly ➡️You can afford mentors, tools, time ➡️You learn faster because pressure is lower So the smart order is not emotional — it’s strategic:⤵️ ✅First: Learn lead generation seriously ✅Second: Practice via dummy bidding ✅Third: Start real bidding + earning Then: Learn your main skill deeply (with money + confidence)🤍 Skill mastery without income = burnout.📌 Income with direction = momentum.📈 Stop overthinking the order. Build leverage first. Then go deep. 💌If you’re confused right now, this post is your sign to choose momentum over perfection⏳ 🆗?

These days had wins, slips, learning moments, and a few hard realities) documenting all of it honestly. Day 1: 11/12/25 Wake-up: 10:20 AM | Sleep: 1:30 AM | Total : 9 hours ✅ Wins - Prepared financial sheets and handled record-keeping for a client (felt properly professional 😄) - Posted my weekly journaling update in this Community - Attended an online client meeting - Had a meaningful conversation with two Iranian Girly Friends and learned a lot about culture ♀️ - Attended a LinkedIn course at 9:30 PM by @Muhammad Ammar Ahmed he was working on the profile of @Umair Bajwa - Received an official gift from my Girly (small win, big motivation) ❌ Misses - Missed Fajr prayer - ~3 hours lost on Social media (classic distraction trap) - Procrastinated on one very Important task - Skipped community videos Reflection: Strong execution, weak discipline. Need better control over attention. (Day 2) 12/12/25 Wake-up: 10:40 AM | Sleep: 2:00 AM | Total :8 hours 40 min ✅ Wins - Met a new connection and exchanged ideas - Designed a LinkedIn post for a Family Member - Resumed my book reading (felt good to open it again 🫀) - Submitted a pending University project - Guide university juniors ( teaching reminded me how much I’ve already learned) - Received a very Useful Advice from @Muhammad Wakeel . ❌ Misses - Missed Fajr prayer - ~4 hours on social media (time flew, value didn’t) - Poor boundaries with time and conversations Reflection: Productivity exists, but focus leaks too easily. ( Day 3 ) 13/12/25 Wake-up: 9:20 AM | Sleep: 1:00 AM | Total : 8 hours 20 minutes ✅ Wins - Started a new hobby (genuinely enjoyed it) - Restarted evening walks (body said thank you Bro 🤎) - Watched a very useful LinkedIn audit videoand make some notes ❌ Misses - Missed Fajr prayer again and again - Had a road mishap while driving~ Alhamdulillah, Allah protected me 🎗️ - Too much caffeine (5 teas + 2 coffees… not proud) - Listened to music for ~3 hours → mental fatigue followed