Yes, I quit my job because I genuinely believe this path aligns with what I’m meant to do. To be honest, I wasn’t happy in my previous Job—it felt like I was wasting my potential for a very small amount of money each month. I couldn’t accept that, especially knowing I’m capable of much more. During this journey, I watched a podcast by Haroon Bhai with Danyal Shaikh, which motivated me to join the free Skool community. I won’t pretend I was consistent at first; my daily effort was minimal, and over time I lost momentum. However, after taking this major step, I’m now announcing a 90-day challenge. In these 90 days, my goal is to earn $1,000 per month while significantly improving my English and communication skills, so I can perform better and make my next job easier and more sustainable.

1:00 AM – Soya 6:40 AM – Utha Fajr ki namaz parhi Gym gaya 7:55 AM – Gym se ghar aaya Kapray press kiy Nashta kiya Tayyar hua 9:30 AM – Office ke liye nikla 10:30 AM – Office pohoncha Office ke tasks kiye 1:05 PM – Jumma ki namaz ke liye gaya 2:00 PM – Wapas aaya 2:30 PM – 3:00 PM – Lunch 5:30 PM – Asar ki namaz 6:20 PM – Maghrib ki namaz 7:40 PM – Office se nikla 8:20 PM – Ghar pohoncha Khana khaya Thora mobile use kiya ✨ Reflection Subha ka routine strong raha (Fajr + Gym). Jumma ki namaz aur office tasks balance ke sath manage hue. Late sone ki wajah se sleep kam rahi — isko improve karna zaroori hai. 🎯 Intentions for Tomorrow Raat ko jaldi sona Subha Fajr time par uthna Gym routine continue rakhna Mobile use limit karna

Date: [19-12-25] Day: [friday] One thing I want to remember about today: [Stay calm.] What time did I sleep last night and when did I wake up? [1:00 am,6:40 am] What data will I look up after a month or year? [Become a well earner.] Reminders: ● No one can waste my time except me. ● Small wins: win the seconds, win the hours. Don’t overwhelm; use the 2-minute rule. ● The way you do anything is the way you do everything. ● Conduct weekly/monthly reflections. ● Don’t multitask; focus on one big thing each day. ● Manifest the work you are about to do, using a diary. Day Start Section Most Important 1-3 Tasks: [Task 1; go to university] [Task 2; watch skool video] What I don’t want to do today: [Nothing.] Diet + Gym. Breakfast: [omelette] Lunch: [nihari] Dinner: [brinjals] Gym: [no] Day Close Section Wins of the Day: [Stay calm.] Prayer Times: Fajr: yes] Zohar/Jumma: [yes] Asr: [yes] Maghrib: yes] Isha: [tes] Tahajjud: [Time and reflection]

Wake-up & Morning: - Woke up around 9:00 AM (offered Fajr). - Had breakfast. - Started Preparation of my university papers - - Afternoon: - 12:30 PM — Took a shower and offered Jumma in the masjid. - Went to pick Give my exams - Evening: - 4:30 PM — Offered Asr, had tea, and spent time with guest. - After Maghrib, went to gym. - Offered Isha. - Night: - Went outside for dinner. - Studied a little more. - Around 11:00 PM — Going to sleep. To-Do List (Daily Goals): Task Status Offer Fajr ✓ Offer Zuhr ✓ Offer Asr ✓ Offer Maghrib ✓ Offer Isha ✓ Qur’an recitation (1–2 pages) ✓ Walk ✗ Gym / Workout ✓ Study for university papers ✓ Spend time with family ✓ Father’s khidmat ✗ Nothing special, same routine

Day three of journaling Sleep & Wake Slept: 12:00 PM Woke up: 5:20 AM Started my day with: - Quick review of yesterday’s notes and priorities - Learning about Zapier - Identified one automation task to execute (not plan) What I don’t want to do today: - Rushing decisions without pausing to think - Drifting away from the task I’m already on - Taking in more than I can meaningfully use today Diet + Gym Breakfast: Boiled eggs + banana Lunch: Home-cooked meal Dinner: Shawarma Gym: Back day Day Close Wins of the Day: - Executed one small but concrete step on the automation idea - Maintained focus blocks without task-hopping - Stayed consistent with gym and prayer Prayer Times Fajr: ✅Zohar: ✅Asr: ✅Maghrib: ✅Isha: ✅