I will always remember this day: The Day I Did the Impossible. As some of you know, I'm an athlete, and every year I have to attend a physical exam. My exam consists of riding a stationary bike and maintaining a certain speed for about 5–10 minutes, but the resistance increases every second. Kinda tough. One day I had to attend this exam. I still remember pushing so hard that, at the end of the session, my feet were trembling. I didn’t know what I had accomplished → At the end of the session, the doctor looked at me and said: - "How did you do it?" I was confused. I asked what he meant by that, and his answer changed my view of the world: He looked at the results of the exam and said: - "Because of your genetics, you shouldn’t be able to pass this exam." I did something almost impossible → I unlocked a new level. When I got back home, I kept thinking about this all day: - "If I passed an exam that was supposed to be impossible for me, then what am I truly capable of?" If I did something like this… then what are YOU capable of? Get After It. Zazzakhallahu Khairan All praise to Allah, the only one who gave me the strength and the opportunity.

Assalamu alaikum Now answer the question: Did you find yourself? If your answer is no → my question is: why not? - Was it a lack of knowledge? - Was it a lack of self-confidence? - Was it a lack of time? Whatever the lack is, find it. Because you cannot take any more time for granted—you don’t know how much longer you will be here. Spend some time alone, because trust me, there is nothing worse than dying without ever knowing yourself. Once you find yourself → you become dangerous: - you don’t let other opinions overwrite yours - you don’t care about the circumstances - you always have a back-up plan - you eliminate the “giving up” button - you become That Guy But this doesn’t mean the journey becomes easier—it means you are always found, and that’s everything. Get after it. Jazakallahu Khairan

Assalamualaikum We all have bad days, but the separator between the savage and the average person is this: It’s the one who has the ability to get up again. Because on all those bad days, on the days when you don’t want to do anything, you must: - be your own motivator - be your own coach - be your own trainer - be your own everything To do that, you have to show up to work ⇾ ready to go. What it means: maybe yesterday you lost everything, but you still show up today. And people look at you like:“Hey man… you lost everything! How are you still so damn motivated?” Because this is what it takes. You need to create this motivation from anywhere you can. → create a false reality where you see yourself in the future And keep this motivation at the tip of your mind. → because in those dark moments, you’ll need to pull it out. Get after it.

Assalamu Alaikum, Today, I got into a small car accident. I felt very disappointed in myself because it happened due to my own mistake. Here’s what happened: - I damaged my car - I damaged another person’s car - I made my parents worry - I need to spend money to fix the damages - I lost hours during the day ⬆️ This is what happened ⬆️ ⬇️ And this is how I perceived it ⬇️ - Damaged car? → It’s fixable - Lost money? → I can always make more - Lost hours? → I still have plenty of time - Lost confidence? → I can always regain it Don’t let life get in the way. These are the times when you have to man up and fix what’s fixable, instead of making excuses. By keeping this perspective, you can always rise again — even if you come from the depths of Hell. Allah (SWT), the Most Forgiving and Merciful, saved me from a worse scenario. And only through Him did I still have the ability to accomplish (almost) everything I had scheduled for the day. Get After It. Zazzakhallahu Khairan

If you are trying to become exceptional, there is one thing you should do even before you start this journey: Be brutally honest with yourself. Master this ability, and you will succeed in every field (InshAllah). Why? Because you are constantly reviewing yourself: - What did you do today? → Was it something good or bad? - Did you perform regardless? → No? Why not? - Did you hold back? → Why? - Did you overreact? → What made you do that? Most of the time, we think we worked more than we actually did. Be brutally honest there as well. - You knew you could have worked a few more hours. - You knew you could have done an extra rep/mile. - You knew you could have pushed a little more. Why? Because it gives you all the answers. Get after it. Jazakallahu Khairan