I was looked at, but I wasn't seen -Albert Camus                     𝑚𝑜𝑜𝑛𝑙𝑖𝑔ℎ𝑡🦋

Too much Social Media increase depression and enables us to feel like other people’s lives are so much better than ours. @psychofactssss

•Sabr is when you hold so much pain inside, but smile in front of people. •Sabr is when your eyes full of tears but no one notice because you quickly wipe them away.🥀 •Sabr is when people are being to harsh on you, you choose to endure and forgive. •Sabr is when you don’t get what you want, but you still praise be to Allah. •Sabr is when you are struggling with your situation, you’re still able to thank to Allah. •Sabr is when you are in time of hardship, you’re still able to say, Alhamdulillah. •Sabr is when you can’t understand what’s the plans of Allah for you is you still trust His plan. •Sabr is accepting the Qadar of Allah for you. •Sabr is being content with what Allah has written for you.🥀 •Sabr is to have complete faith and trust in Allah that He will make everything alright. Surely, Allah is with those who are As‑Saabiroon(the patient).- (Surah Al Anfal 8:46) Indeed, Allah is with the patient.(Surah Al Baqarah 2:153) Allah loves the steadfast(patient).-(Surah Ali Imran:146) Indeed, the patient will be given their reward without account.- (Surah Az Zumar 39:10)

You know the value that you hold. Don’t give external factors power over you. You are a beautiful blessing here on Earth. 🤍 Wakeup People✅️

Strategies to overcome procrastination: --------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Concentrate on forming habits by taking small steps forward everyday. -- for example ; if you want to finish a 500 page book. Start by reading 10 pages daily, not 100 pages daily. 2. Just start working --Force yourself to start and to make the first step. The hardest step is always the first step. Once you take the first step you forget about procrastination and the job gets done. 3. Consider your energy levels --Take regular breaks throughout the day (walk, stretch, eat, water, nap, etc.). Find your peak productive hours and push yourself. When your energy is getting low take those breaks. 4. Find ways to have more energy --Get enough rest (7 – 8 hours), eat a healthy diet, exercise a few times a week, drink enough water, etc. Low energy typically leads to procrastination. 5. Overcome the fear of failure --The fear of failure can lead to procrastination. Don't be afraid of failures. Learn from them and thrive. 6. Make sure perfectionism isn't holding you back --Trying to get it perfect will lead to procrastination, and understanding that nothing will ever be perfect will help you beat procrastination. By breaking the habit you will go to places you would have never imagined before. 7. Create a to-do list --Lists will help you feel like you're doing something, and crossing something off as "DONE" will keep you motivated. Making a list will reduce the risk that you forget to do something. @thelostdiary💕

Kim Un-young, the smartest man in the world, entered university at the age of 4. At the age of 7, he was invited to work at NASA. By the age of 2, he spoke 5 languages. #Everything_Science

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