Woke up at 12 Zuhr + dajr qaza at 1 30 Breakfast at 2 and posted the agenda for the day Logged in and prepare for the office tasks Watched few parts of dhurandar Asr at 5 45 na maghrib on 6 30 Watched few videos regarding office learning course Dinner at 10 Esha at 12 Watching videos of mindset and freelancing Bed at 2 am

So today, I was asked to learn something about **Dataverse** and **Power Automate** flows today by my manager. I went to YouTube and even tried **Microsoft Learn** (their official training site), but I wasn’t really appealed by the read-and-learn structure. These days, I’m much more into visual and study-guide-style learning — the kind of things you can get from **NotebookLM**: - Flashcards - PPT slides - Quizzes - Podcast (interactive) - Mind maps - Study guides - and much more I’ve found it really helpful for my office tasks. It makes understanding complex things so much easier and way more interactive. Just wanted to share it with everyone — it’s a **free** tool! JazakAllah

I have a fixed daily routine with set timings so my day looks almost the same every day. I don’t feel comfortable posting daily journals because I don’t want to share information that does not add value to the community. When I scroll through the community I mostly see daily journal posts which takes time and does not provide valuable insight for me. I only have around 2 hours a day to dedicate i want to use that time wisely and focus only on valuable learning and actions. Want to level up but I don’t want to waste other people time with posts that don’t add meaningful value. Any suggestions?If agree that community posts should focus on high value content, please vote Yes in the poll. if not, vote No. From my perspective, it would be greatly appreciated if Haroon could look into this as time is extremely important to me. Community posts should focus on meaningful insights, learnings, or actions that genuinely add value for everyone.

Assalamu Alaikum everyone! I'm Ibrahim, a Software Engineer, freelancer and final year student at NUST. About 2 months ago, I joined this community, and the most valuable thing I discovered here was @Haroon Khalil teaching approach. MashAllah, may Allah bless you abundantly, Sir. The journal writing practice has also been transformative. How I Found My Best Client (So Far) Two months ago, I was looking for new clients as my 2 local projects were wrapping up. One night, I decided to browse through some Skool communities I had previously joined. I found an interesting post and left a thoughtful comment. Within a few hours, I received a response from Jen - who has now become my best client, Alhamdulillah. What Made This Different: Jen was professional and straightforward. She didn't ask for my portfolio or years of experience. Instead, she offered me a paid trial project worth $150. I delivered beyond her expectations, and that changed everything. The Results: ✅ Day 1: Trial project - $150 ✅ Day 2: Nexus App project - $600 (completed in just 5 days) ✅ Ongoing: Monthly retainer project - $1,100/month ✅ Now: Working together on Upwork with her full trust Total earnings from this one client: $2,000+ and counting, Alhamdulillah! My Biggest Takeaway: There's a huge role of @Haroon Khalil in this success. JazakAllah Khair, Sir, for everything you've done for us. I've been planning to thank you since day one of this project. An Important Lesson About Dua: Here's something powerful - I got this client right after spending an hour with juniors at my NUST hostel, advising them to focus on skills, not just GPA. And also, I was continusly making prayers, that may Allah make me independent. This taught me that prayers matter tremendously, and Allah rewards you when you serve His people with sincere intentions. My Advice to You: - Engage genuinely in communities - a simple, thoughtful comment can change everything - Focus on delivering value, not just showcasing credentials - Help others without expecting anything in return - the barakah is real - Your skills and character speak louder than your portfolio

Hi everyone 👋 I’m trying to understand the real problems we all face in our daily work or life. If you’re comfortable, please share one challenge or frustration you’re currently dealing with, it could be related to work, productivity, learning, organization, or anything else. My goal is to identify common problems and build an application that can genuinely help - not just me, but all of us. Your input could directly shape something useful for this community. Looking forward to learning from you all 🙌 Thanks