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My last adventure before entering 2019💃 [short footage here]👌 #random @zaya_journal

Coming back to actual coding after a while feels so good tbh @zaya_journal

Honestly, I’m grateful to the friend who introduced me to GRADEFXMARKET. At first, I wasn’t sure what to expect, but after connecting with him, my perspective on trading and financial opportunities changed. If you want to learn more, you can reach out to him 👇👇👇 https://t.me/gradesfxmarket

I know I’m late to post this but I just felt like posting it anyway... whatever As we entered 2019, the 3 things I learned from 2018 are: 1. Be consistent. Whatever plan you have..just do it consistently. You might not see the change or progress for a long time but keep going without losing hope. One day, you’ll see what all that consistency was building. 2. If you want to do something, just start. If you want that job, apply. Don’t keep missing days saying, “Let me fix my CV” “Let me finish my portfolio” “Let me add another project.” ..Just start. You’ll discover how to continue along the way. Don’t wait for the perfect time..the perfect time is now. 3. Rely on Allah. Do what you have to do. Work, work and work then leave the rest to God. Don’t rely only on your skills and forget Who gave you those skills and don’t become lazy with your prayers while chasing your goals. Be consistent in your prayers. #reflection @zaya_journal

I'm feel i am weak on the third. Inshallah i have officially planned to pray ontime, make dua always, learn what the hell this dunya really is, and take Islamic courses regularly online

insha Allah🫡

I think it’s better to leave a job or internship if it’s just draining your energy while in return you’re not gaining any tangible skills, progress or anything valuable. @zaya_journal

guys sometimes when i feel exhausted.. I think like I will not do anything if I’m not paid for it. But life is different. The thing you do today with small appreciation or nothing at all might help you build your own thing in the future. And sometimes don’t miss opportunities, especially if you can see that the thing is growing and it is still at its starting stage. You might not see the success yet but success will come for sure. Do your part well and join teams or things like that. Then, when you look back and plan your things you realize like"Wow, I did this, this and this all at the same time.” And yes, it can feel exhausting but if you are seeing progress and that thing is helping you grow and giving you something for your future success even if it is a small thing, do it. At least, it will become an experience. You won’t be a completely new person when you get a huge opportunity because that small opportunity you got before helped you not be new to this one. #reflection @zaya_journal

you are such a positive energy

I’m taking this no mebrat situation as a chance to finally catch up on all the offline work I kept postponing because of projects and stuffs but I’ve officially reached the end of my offline productivity 😭 mebrat hail pls, I still planned to work more tonight 🙂 #random @zaya_journal

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjtfSa4LOps @ekddesign

you know something i realized recently. doing your hobby as work could become draining. it sounds exciting at first but the moment your creativity is limited and there is specific deadline tied to it, that is exactly when you start hating your hobby. maybe the free will is the thing that made your hobby exciting. "If you do the job you love, you will never feel like you have work a day" quote could be a myth too in this context. so final advice, let your hobbies be hobby. everything doesn't have to turn into job and make you money