Failure exposes your weaknesses” One of the brothers commented on my post with this and it made me remember just how true it is. When I started Muay Thai I said my legs would get beat up, UNTIL…. I started working on my legs, A LOT. The more you fail at something the more you realise how bad you are at that specific thing. So how do we turn it into a superpower? 1. Realise your weakness 2. Work on that MORE then anything else If you do these 2 things. You will realise that your weakness might not only be as good as your strengths, it might even become better because of the amount of work you did.

After the success from Allah, there is only 3 steps. 1. Do the right things. 2. Over & over again. 3. Do it for a LONG period of time. Consistently doing the correct things for a long period of time makes it near impossible to fail at anything. I’ve been Thai boxing for over 10+ years. Want to know what I did to get better?. It wasn’t learning flashy kicks, it wasn’t swapping from one thing to the next. If was standing and doing the same thing, over and over again for so long it became VERY BORING 🥱. That’s when I got good.

I don’t know if you’ve realised but Muslims have the absolute highest potential for success amongst all other people. Of course we have Allah first After the will of Allah it boils down to one core trait. Alex hormozi said: The most successful people are those who are able to delay gratification. A Muslim is able to prevent himself from the haram in this world for a gratification that he cannot even achieve until after he dies. Tell me WHO has the skill to delay gratification more then a Muslims? NO ONE That meta skill alone is the king of all other skills. That’s why the Muslim can be the best in the world. Did you ever think of it like this?

I’m in the fight game, so I know this far to well. Untrained people who have never fought or trained thinking that they would be able to protect themselves or even go up against pros. It’s exactly the same in business, deen and everything else. People thinking they have knowledge of Islam, or they think they are strong, or whatever. Without having actually done anything. Once their skills are put to the test. That’s when reality hits and they find out they aren’t actually as good as they thought. Memorise & repeat to the point where it becomes insanely BORING!!!

Bismillah. First off confidence isn’t arrogance. It’s yaqeen.. certainty in who you are and what you stand for. Naturally as muslims, we already carry the most powerful identity. But when it comes to business, be it online or physical.. When you don’t show up with confidence, people won’t build that trust.. except for Allah's permission of course. Confidence helps you: - Speak clearly and attract your ideal audience. - Share your message conveniently. - Promote your halal offers with boldness. - Lead with value, not hesitation. Don’t let shyness or self doubt stop you from building that business you’ve been dreaming of. The Prophet ﷺ was the most humble, yet he never hesitated to speak truth and lead. Confidence, when rooted in deen, becomes a great weapon of da’wah and success. So learn, practice and build it.