Sleep & Wake Slept: 1:30 AM Woke up: 6:10 AM (Fajr prayer) Short nap: 6:45 AM – 10:00 AM Total Sleep: ~8.5 hours 🕒 Daily Timeline 6:10 am: Woke up, performed Fajr prayer, read the Quran 6:45 am – 10:00 am: Slept again 10:00 am: Had breakfast, worked on skill development 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm: Completed household chores, skipped lunch 4:15 pm: Freshened up, read the Quran, performed Zuhr and Asr prayers together 6:00 pm: Magrib, went to the academy 8:00 pm: Came home, BP dropped, took rest / short nap 8:00 pm – 10:30 pm 10:30 pm – 12:30 am: Dinner, performed Isha prayer, read a book, wrote a journal, watched a favorite show, liked/commented on community posts 🏆 Wins of the Day - Stayed consistent with Fajr, Zuhr, Asr, and Isha prayers. - Maintained Quran reading despite a busy day. - Balanced skill work, household chores, and personal downtime. 🧠 End-of-Day Reflection Today was productive and balanced. Even with a late start and low energy in the evening, I managed to complete important tasks, practice my skills, and take care of my spiritual growth. Feeling grateful for the small wins and motivated to continue this consistency tomorrow.

Sleep & Wake • Slept: 1:00 AM • Woke up: 10:00 PM • Total Sleep: 9 hours 🕒 Daily Timeline - 6:00 am: Woke up, performed Fajr prayer - 10:00 am: Woke up again, had coffee, read Quran, watched community videos (Formula of Risk course, will share notes, InshaAllah) - 12:00 pm: Had breakfast, did household chores - 2:00 pm: Freshened up, performed Zuhr prayer, read Surah Kahaf - 4:00 pm: Performed Asr prayer - 4:00 pm: Lunch(Biryani)Spent time with family - 6:00 pm: Performed Maghrib prayer, then went to the academy - 8:00 pm: Came home, read a book, prepared dinner - 9:00–10:00 pm: Worked on skill, had dinner, and spent time with family - 11:20 pm: Performed Isha prayer, wrote tomorrow’s to-do list, completed journal - 12:00 AM: Started reading a book 🏆 Wins of the Day - Stayed consistent with prayers and Quran reading. - Balanced family time, skill development, and self-study. - Completed household chores. 🧠 End-of-Day Reflection Today was productive and balanced. I stayed focused on my spiritual growth, learning, and family time. Even with a busy schedule, I managed to make progress on my skills and personal development. Feeling grateful and motivated to continue this consistency tomorrow.

Tuesday: Started the day with Fajr, reading, and household work. Took Hadith class, spent family time, attended the academy, and worked deeply on my skills till lateat night. No reels at all — Alhamdulillah. Wednesday: Fajr, Quran, and Hadith test preparation. Gave my test at madrasa, managed home tasks, academy in the evening. Faced some scrolling but stayed mindful and reflected. Thursday: Early start with Fajr, Quran, and skill work. Learned from community content, did household chores, Hadith class, read, cooked/baked, and had quality time with family. Ended the day making important notes for my skill. Overall reflection: Productive days with a strong focus on deen, learning, and skill growth. Grateful and continuing forward.

Guys, I need your suggestions. I haven’t posted my daily journal for the last 4 days because I didn’t get the time. And whenever I got a little free time, I kept thinking , I'll do it later, or yahi krty krty 4 din guzar gaye 🥲 . I have done journaling, though. So should I post them with the dates and days mentioned, or should I just continue from today?

Here are 𝟮𝟬 𝗣𝗼𝗶𝗻𝘁𝘀 𝘁𝗼 𝗪𝗶𝗻 𝗶𝗻 𝗨𝗽𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸 𝗟𝗲𝗮𝗱 𝗚𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 that I learned from Free Community in these 22 days: 1. Hourly rate should be $10–$20 2. Hire rate should be above 60%. 3. Don’t use words like, craft, free, sample, engagement. 4. Work flow should be in short 4 lines. 5. Price anchoring is telling your client max/min amount to make a good deal. 6. Project Average should start with $300 7. International market is vast, there are so many kind of clients in freelancing platforms who will be professional, lazy or toxic, don't get demotivated and keep doing 8. You just have to talk politely, Good communication's gonna put you on the top. 9. You just have to start providing value and start working with moderate charges and offer them complementary free work with the final delivery. 10. By doing this you are gonna satisfy them with your work and build their trust. 11. Show them your capability and they are gonna hire you permanently and you can increase charges gradually 12. You should'nt leave a job at only one red flag 13. Always keep a check on clients previous history and his active jobs because inactivity is also toxic 14. Prefer US, Europe Jobs because local market is toxic oftenly and especially a beginner can't handle in the start 15. Clients red flags like, One of them joined from 2009 but hired only 70% 16. Short summary from 1-2 lines is a red flag because if he can't explain then how's he gonna process all things 17. If a Client want to hire intermediate and paying $10000, just run 18. Cover letter should be in 150 words, short lines in bullet points, good CTA to show availability 19. Write cover letter between 129-150 words 20. Polite and Confident communication will make you win in every race of life I've learned a lot from this community and it will be really helpful for my Lead Generation journey Thank you so much Sir @Haroon Khalil @Aleeza Shahzadi and Muhammad Abdullah I don't know why can't I tag you :') But you also my Sir