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Life was not designed to meet your expectations or to fulfill your dreams, and every time you get down or disappointed, it means you didn't plan well or it wasn't meant for you. But it is never the end, until you think so. When you fall short, resist the urge to point fingers, even if someone else seems at fault. Instead, view it as a valuable lesson in trust. This isn't about being perfect, but about prioritizing your energy. Dwelling on blame is a needless battle, one that only clouds your heart with resentment. Protect your inner peace by letting go.
Another thing is while everyone is looking for changes and chances, try to make yours by working on little things. Don't plan big but adopte positive habits and even tiny but continues challenges. “The acts most pleasing to God are those which are done most continuously, even if they amount to little.” (Bukhari and Muslim.) Do not look for other 's success to replicate but rather learn from their experiences. Approach every voice with humility, recognizing that even unexpected sources can offer valuable insights. Listen openly, for even those seemingly driven by regret or fear may hold wisdom born from experience. Their words, though veiled in emotion, may guide you away from pitfalls they themselves have encountered.
As a Muslim, ask Allah for guidance by acknowledging your weaknesses and take a moment to reflect on your actions and deeds on a daily basis to correct what you have done wrong. Embrace detours, for they might lead to unexpected wisdom and hidden opportunities.
At the end of day remember to redefine success and failure too. For the first it is not how much you have gained and failure is not what you have lost. Try to see success and wealth as our prophet peace be upon him stating it "“The one among you who wakes up secure in his property, healthy in his body and has his food for the day, it is as if the whole world were brought to him." Repeat alhamdo Lilah with a true notion and believe that you're in a peaceful or even the best condition especially if you have done all that could be done of course with means available at hand. finally, every time you lose remember this: (It is the Decree of Allah and He does whatever He wills).
Recall this to prevent yourself from overflowing with thoughts of if only I did or if only I had.
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Life was not designed to meet your expectations or to fulfill your dreams, and every time you get down or disappointed, it means you didn't plan well or it wasn't meant for you. But it is never the end, until you think so. When you fall short, resist the urge to point fingers, even if someone else seems at fault. Instead, view it as a valuable lesson in trust. This isn't about being perfect, but about prioritizing your energy. Dwelling on blame is a needless battle, one that only clouds your heart with resentment. Protect your inner peace by letting go.
Another thing is while everyone is looking for changes and chances, try to make yours by working on little things. Don't plan big but adopte positive habits and even tiny but continues challenges. “The acts most pleasing to God are those which are done most continuously, even if they amount to little.” (Bukhari and Muslim.) Do not look for other 's success to replicate but rather learn from their experiences. Approach every voice with humility, recognizing that even unexpected sources can offer valuable insights. Listen openly, for even those seemingly driven by regret or fear may hold wisdom born from experience. Their words, though veiled in emotion, may guide you away from pitfalls they themselves have encountered.
As a Muslim, ask Allah for guidance by acknowledging your weaknesses and take a moment to reflect on your actions and deeds on a daily basis to correct what you have done wrong. Embrace detours, for they might lead to unexpected wisdom and hidden opportunities.
At the end of day remember to redefine success and failure too. For the first it is not how much you have gained and failure is not what you have lost. Try to see success and wealth as our prophet peace be upon him stating it "“The one among you who wakes up secure in his property, healthy in his body and has his food for the day, it is as if the whole world were brought to him." Repeat alhamdo Lilah with a true notion and believe that you're in a peaceful or even the best condition especially if you have done all that could be done of course with means available at hand. finally, every time you lose remember this: (It is the Decree of Allah and He does whatever He wills).
Recall this to prevent yourself from overflowing with thoughts of if only I did or if only I had.
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