Muslim Entrepreneur & Software Engineer
I'm a Muslim entrepreneur and software engineer writing about life, tech, and faith. On this blog I share what I'm building, how I'm thinking, and where Islam guides me in the digital age. From AI experiments to blockchain projects to reflections on purpose, it's all part of the same journey.
You should try farming plants in topsoil filled up with salt. It will certainly not work. You can easily consider applying water to them.Providing the correct balance of shade and sunlight or even adding store-bought fertilizer. Virtually all of your green hand methods will not address the reality.The plants will be drawing up toxin’s within…
Exercising self-discipline is like weight lifting. If you are a persistent procrastinator, that is much like being out of shape. Inactivity isn’t inside your blood, it’s within your muscles. Through lifting “self-discipline” dumbbells, an individual build’s the mental muscles that may help keep you going whenever you feel as though you would like to quit….
Why don’t we have fun with a trust exercise? You are going to stand up after which you can fall in the opposite direction. Do not worry, I will catch you. What happened? You stumbled backward thus hitting the floor. That has to hurt. It is not my fault; we are not even in the…
Sprinting Theory is essential to self-discipline. Research has revealed, that willpower isn’t just a state of mind. It’s actually a resource that maybe exhausted and charged up again similar to a car battery. Whenever you delay doing things, it’s not necessarily because you are a “idle” person, but due to the fact that your inner…
Massive projects are the best excuse for procrastination. To get moving, you should know the next step. Break down larger tasks into doable pieces. Your to-do list helps you to decide what should be done next within just a few seconds.Break down non-routine duties that you haven’t carried out before. Should you prepare a tax…
Set up timer. Do not cease working on a responsibility unless you finish, or the time is finished. Right here is the heart and soul of timeboxing, Timeboxing defeats the need to procrastinate coming from two directions: 1. The amount of time is short (ideally between 45-80 minutes) which can be less challenging than several…