Date: 06 June 2026 Day: Friday One thing I want to remember about today: is work consistent to achieve my goals. Darmayan ma chor nhi Dena. Keep growing. Kam ki tension Hona acha ha bajay Kam na hony ki tension Hona. What time did I sleep last night and when did I wake up? Sleep: 10:15pm Wake up: 04:30am What data will I look up after a month or year? To get my first client, to make independent woman, to earn my halal rizq. 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, usling a dairy. Day Start Section AJ ma subh 04:30 pa uthi phir ma ny fajar ki namaz ada ki musaf parha sorah kahf ki tilawat ki. Phir ma ny Kuch deer walk ki. Then ma ny Kuch gar ka Kam Kiya. 07:30am pa ma ny nashta Kiya. 08:00am par ma ny ik jaha Thursday ko purposal send Kiya tha vo form fill Kiya un ki websites and insta account visit Kiya ta ka ma un ka bary ma Jan Sako. Us ka bad ma ny google sheets bnani thi us Liya ma ny videos watch krna start ki un ky deep notes banay abi tak ma 2 video ka notes bna chuki ho notes ka link ma end pr attach kr do gi. Most Important 1-3 Tasks: 1. Watch videos and write notes 2. Watch videos and write notes 3. Share notes in the community and ready my Google sheets What I don’t want to do today: Waste my precious time. Diet + Gym + Boxing: Breakfast: Manga shake Lunch: Roti + mong dal with salid Dinner: Roti + beef salan Gym: 30 min walk Practice: Ma AJ sirf videos watch kr rahi ho or un ka notes bna rahi ho in notes to notes section ma post kr rahi ho. Speaking: .. Day Close Section Sham ko ma ny apny notes Jo k register pa likhy hovy thy in ko ma ny Gemini ko send kr ka in ko notes form ma likhwaya ji ki waja sa Mera boht sa time Bach gya or mujy hand typing nhi krni parii

Today I want to talk about something important, especially to the men here. It’s a huge community, MashaAllah, and this needs to be said. Today I was serving chai to my Papa and Chacho. When my Chacho finished his tea, he came to the kitchen, handed me the cup, put his hand on my head, and said, “Thank you beta. Allah Ta’ala naseeb achay karein.” He used to say the same thing in Ramzan. When we spent the last few fasts together, he would make dua before iftar. The one I remember most clearly was: “Allah Ta’ala hamari betiyon ke naseeb achay karein.” As I’ve grown up, I’ve noticed that this is the only dua most girls ever get: naseeb, naseeb, bas naseeb. Now that I’m older, I think I understand why. I’ve seen women living happily in their homes, and I’ve also seen women treated terribly at their in-laws. So where does the difference come from? If you’re a man reading this, I want you to know: you can’t imagine the fear parents carry for their daughters’ naseeb, and the fear girls carry for their own. I don’t understand why it feels so difficult to just live happily together, to fulfill each other’s responsibilities and wishes, to respect one another, to trust one another. I think most of the problem comes from the fact that we only see our own point of view. We don’t try to step into someone else’s shoes and ask: Why is this important to them? Why do they feel this way? So many problems could be solved if we simply tried to understand things from the other person’s side. Allah Ta’ala made men qawwam, protectors and maintainers but He never gave them the right to disrespect the women in their homes. No right to mistreat them, belittle them, or deny their humanity. I don’t know who becomes toxic in this process, but please think about it this way: someone raises a child, a daughter, with so much care. She’s delicate, sensitive. For 25 years they nurture her, and then they hand her over to you, trusting you with her life. Honor that trust. She is human too. She left her home, her parents, her comfort, her life, her hobbies, just to become part of your family. Handle her with love and respect. At the very least, give her the basic respect that every relationship deserves whether love grows later or not.

Hey everyone! I’m currently juggling a new job teaching Science and Geography to 7th and 8th graders, specially young adult boys they are still in the process of growing and honestly, it’s exhausting. Teaching older students takes a lot of mental energy, and the 'after-hours' work like lesson planning is eating up my week. Right now, Sunday is my only dedicated editing day. I’m struggling to keep my momentum going as a freelancer when I’m so drained by Saturday. Does anyone have advice on building a sustainable routine? How do you keep your editing skills sharp when your day job is this demanding? I’d love to hear how you guys balance teaching (or any high-energy job) with a creative side hustle."

Hi everyone 👋 I’m Muhammad Maaz from Karachi. I’m a Website Developer. I mainly build business websites according to the client’s business needs. I also have interest in digital marketing, especially Meta Ads. 🌟 My Goal: To start working on Upwork and grow step by step as a freelancer. 🤝 What I’m looking for: Learning, guidance, feedback, and support from this community. Excited to learn, implement, and grow with everyone here.

I outreach a client myself and he asked for 3 test edits? Like when i deliver the first one, he said " I am passing this to my creative manager " . I now made a second one also, what do you guys think about the client? Like I personally never saw someone making 3 edits as a sample @Haroon Khalil @Laksh Kumar