No matter what business model you're doing, outreach is probably an essential component. IMA, freelance, coaching, b2b, b2c, etc you need your sales and marketing to be on point. That's where appointment setting comes in, and it's honestly so easy to get right. It takes about 20 hours to become intermediate in a skill but setting? you can learn it in like two and after those two hours you'll already be better than most people at it 😂 Because a lot of people just don't get it right and it genuinely costs them thousands per month in sales, opportunities, etc. As well as all the time they spent on it We're all brothers here, and i want to see you guys thrive, Insha’Allah so, I’m offering a free eBook to anyone in here or if you want to learn, I’m happy to show you the basics just comment under this post may Allah give all you guys success with what you do ☝️

Hi! Welcome to the Solid Muslim Academy! This community aims to help people optimize every aspect of their lives as a Muslim, Physical, Spiritual, Mental, Financial, Social, Emotional, Productivity & Time, Personal Growth & Purpose. Step 1: Introduce Yourself Below! - Don't be shy :) (Copy/Paste Template ⬇️) What is your name? Where are you from? What do you hope to attain from being in this group? Step 2: Discover how to unlock the courses Best Practices in this community: - Level up by posting insights and thoughtful comments - Help others level up by liking good posts and comments - Be kind - If you need help, just ask the community

One of the companions of the Prophet PBUH, was initially against the Prophet. They did not stand for Islam at this time, to the point that they confronted their family member who had become Muslim. After this altercation, there was a change in their heart. They sought forgiveness from their Lord, and became one of the greatest companions, may Allah be pleased with them all. Why tell you this story out of all the possible stories? In the same way that our Prophet PBUH could not change this companion through words alone, some things take a spark in one’s life before they change or even consider change. No Muslim can deny Muhammad S.A.W was the greatest of all creation and that extends to his conversations. This companion knew Muhammad was trustworthy and came with helpful knowledge, but still wanted nothing to do with what Muhammad brought. How can I even compare to that? Truth be told I cannot hold a candle to our Prophet PBUH. But I do know that if he experienced the same thing I am going through, then it is completely out of my hands who comes forward and who does not. I wish to help any young Muslim that has ambition to pursue their Deen but doesn’t know where to start. Every young Muslim that played by the rules in the West and still got penalized. Every young Muslim that feels hurt when they see non-Muslims obtaining wealth that they throw away while they would have used that for their parents, their Sadaqat, or Hajj. My question, dear reader, is if you have made it this far, will you listen to reason? Will you hear me now, and accept it? Or will you turn from it until life shows you differently, as with the Companion? You can’t change Qadr. But you can change yourself, and Allah can change your situation. Let’s help you find out how you can start.

Remeber the Prophet S.A.W's words "The best deeds are those done consistently even if small." You and I don't need to speed through and memorize the entire Quran by tomorrow. You and I don't need to worry about how long it is going to take us to memorize the full Quran. Instead, you and I should be taking a step each and everyday. Even if it is 1 ayah at a time, and even if it takes more than 1 day to memorize that 1 ayah. I find the best time during my day to carve out for memorizing is on my way to work. It's about 20-25 minutes that I am alone, I can listen and recite, and I can always make that my time for Quran. I have to do it regardless, so I might as well benefit. You and I should find those times in our day and capitalize on them. We don't know how much time we have, but we do know Allah sees all our efforts. Let's make the time we have count, even if it is small and consistent.

Assalamu aleikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh The ones who succeed in their affairs are: The ones who are consistent The ones who are coachable The ones who are sincere The ones who are determined Allah rewards those who are active and make du'a. It requires both. In anything we do, we rely on Allah, but we tie up our camel. Find something on Skool that you are drawn too. That's halal. Ask Allah for success, but make the effort to reach it. Insha’Allah, we will find ourselves amongst the victorious