Till Death in’sha’Allah

3616 m above in France by Sylvain Mauroux

Honestly, it is addictive, fun, lively and beautiful. Life this way is not at all a burden. It increases focus, gives ample slots of time, brings in positivity and improves overall quality of life.

But saying it till death, is harsh, obsessive and insane?

Let’s discuss my reasons of writing it all.

Benefits

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1 Somebody said, “make your content accessible”. I have pinned this advise to my heart. The more you talk in open, put yourself up for accountability, become vulnerable, more you become responsible. A lively lifestyle becomes a byproduct of your efforts. If your content is not accessible to the audience, you will never get the encouragement, and ultimately you will stop creating content.

2 You gain trust. The more you talk about your own struggles, failures, life lessons, more trust comes your way. Trust bears fruits. It creates connections. Better social standing creates better brands. Your products are accepted as good products without any critique.

3 It gives momentous joy. A feel that you are now going to succeed without a doubt. Your life has come back on the track. Your focus is back. This time, you will kill your goal better, quicker and bolder. It raises your confidence.

4 You gain abundance. You get filled up with knowledge. You learn, formulate and connect dots. You rise in experience. You finally start sharing. And it leads to inspiring. Where, the most loved art in the world is, inspiring, you learn it sooner than those who have not yet made announcements.

What is in it for me?

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I imagine, dream and stay lost in my goals. I want to reach there sooner than everyone else. Before I die, I want to make a dent. I want to live a rich life style. I want success, abundance and happiness.

I do not find it anywhere around me, but in Quran. Quran asks me to take risks. Quran asks me to write blogs and arrange dev conferences. Quran teaches a productive life style. Quran humbles me down. Quran asks me to paint, sketch, travel, create and live a life of freedom.

With Quran, we will build new schools, establish new meeting rooms and better co-working spaces. We will teach our children to code. We will bring our friends closer to rich history of Islam. We will ask them to say their 5 prayers, recite Quran, and connect to Allah during our developers conferences.

More muslims will unite, and it will become one united Islam. We will expand towards India, Bangal, Malaysia and Indonesia. On our west, we have Iran, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Middle east. With this commitment we will become one united Ummah. And with unity, we will make a new Europe, a new Canada and a new California.

Imagine, these blogs becoming a state where you do not find many people who are poverty struck, hunger ridden or living a miserable life. The income, the churn, is flowing to the bottom of our society. We help people. People help us. And further in our life, we become a greater brand called as “Islam”.

Conclusion

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The goals are big, for this is what your goals are meant to be; big, unachievable, awkward. As you prepare your ride towards your goal, you become fierce. You start slow, but slowly you get louder. Gradually this awkwardness fades out. It brings in confusion. As confusion fades out and you are still running towards your goal, the realisation of your goals dives in. After realisation / acknowledgement of your weird goals as logical / normal ambitions, you are given your grounds the way you want them.

No more people label your dreams awkward, weird and stupid. No more they stop you. No more they doubt you. The insane voices, weird speeches and awkward talks in old days turn into sane, logical and inspiring examples. As you move towards your goal like an unbreakable wall, you start winning it all. You start crushing it all. You finally start controlling the ride to your goals like you are all in all.