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You Can Just Do Things (opens the original)
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I’ve been in tech sales for the last 5 years now, and I’ve been to more sales networking events than I can count.Some of these were good, but none of them were really built for someone like me with my values and beliefs as a Muslim.Every event had a lot of alcohol being served everywhere, and it was an environment that I never really fit in and didn’t want to.Every time I wanted to pray, I would go out or find some place, or wait till I got home to pray.I never felt like I fit. And I never wante
Episode 14: You Are Only as Good as Your Problems (opens the original)
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Most of us grow up thinking that a good life is one with fewer problems. We all want less struggle, conflict, and discomfort, but the more I reflected on this over the last few years, the more I realised that it’s actually quite the opposite. The quality of our life is actually defined by the quality of the problems we solve across our lifetime. Meaningful problems point us towards progress, productivity, and overall societal gain: things like building a company, raising a family, or even just g
Episode 13: The Answer Is Smaller Than You Think (opens the original)
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For about eight months, I was feeling pretty sluggish, low energy, and just tired in a way that I couldn’t really explain.I’m normally the opposite. People who know me describe me as high energy. Self-motivated. Someone who doesn’t need convincing to work out or make things happen.But something was off. And I couldn’t figure out what.So I did what I usually do. I tried to fix it with big changes. More sleep. More cardio. Cleaner eating. Cutting sugar entirely. Nothing worked.Then one day I final
You Are Not The Herd (opens the original)
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There is a belief that all of us subconsciously carry without realising it. That belief is… “if everybody is doing something, then it must be right“If a lot of people are choosing one thing over the other, then that is probably the right thing to do, and it can’t be a mistake.This is so primally intuitive to us because our sense of safety is rooted in it. We are wired to follow the tribe because the tribe is what kept us humans alive for most of our evolutionary history. Back in the day, if ever
Episode 12: AI Is Giving You Permission You Never Needed (opens the original)
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For years, people thought that in order to be taken seriously online, they had to look polished with correct grammar and the perfect punctuation.This was the standard for LinkedIn posts, emails that you sent out, blog posts, and basically everything out there.Now, exactly the opposite is true.LinkedIn just launched a “Seems Like AI Slop” reporting feature because 40% of long-form posts on the platform are now fully AI-generated.People are now actually engaging with posts that look more like text
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