I want you to imagine that you are selected for Olympics to represent your country. Now, the final event is the 4 x 400 meters relay and you are the last person among the four. All the 3 have finished running and now it is your turn.
Have an email addiction problem ? You are not alone. Most of us check our email very frequently per day. Many check their emails 35 times or more. This habit of frequent email checking reduces our productivity as we constantly switch between our tasks and emails.
Eat, drink and be moderate Almost all of us do it - once Iftar time hits, we just keep plowing food and drink into our mouths till it's hard to move afterwards.
We are in the blessed month of Ramadan. SuccessMuslim presents 3 amazing techniques to make this Ramadan your best Ramadan ever. These 3 techniques are very simple YET so powerful - to help you for an amazing and your life best ramadan.
When was the last time you cried? Not a few drops of salty water from your eyes, or the odd tear that slipped down your face while watching a tragic event
The practical aspect of dealing with this problem includes a number of steps which the Muslim can take in order to get used to performing salaat al-fajr regularly in congregation.
Too often when we think about Ramadan, we only think about Taraweeh, Suhur and Iftar. Many Muslims spend the day sleeping or watching television to “pass the time” and many rush to complete as many recitals of the Qur’an as possible.
I want you to go back to your life, and look at each of the people who came to your life. Many made you laugh, made you feel good, made you feel like a little prince or princess.
We are now in the second 10th of the ramadan. SuccessMuslim presents the second ramadan technique.
I know most of you are super-worried about your productivity during Ramadan especially in the first few days, so I want to give you the top 10 tips you’ll need to stay productive during Ramadan right now!
The following 7 Spiritually Productive activities you should try to develop as Habits during the days of Ramadan so that hopefully you can continue with them after Ramadan. I consider these activities as the spiritual ‘bread and butter’ of any ProductiveMuslim, and to develop them as habits is the essence of starting your journey towards the love of Allah (Subhanahu Wa Ta’ala) and constantly increasing in your eman inshaAllah:
I was inspired by a friend of mine to write this article. He’s a self-acclaimed couch potato (only moves to fulfill his basic needs and go to work). But when the situation in Pakistan became too overwhelming for him to withstand watching, he got out of his couch and decided to do something about it. In his own words:
"Once upon a time, there was a fire in a village, but no one tried to extinguish it. A wise man went to them and said "Why don't you people learn from that small frog". They all looked at the frog and was amazed by the sight they saw. This frog goes to the pond, fill its mouth with water, come towards the fire as closer it can go, and then spit out the water. It goes back to the pond and the whole process repeats.
